The Oxford Club Reviews

I have read so many pie in the sky stories like this one trust me its so sad I have asked so many of these scammers prove it..... and I would make it a life time job to bring in customers they all want up front cash but how it really works is that they will recommend a stock that's on fire and here is where it all begins with most of them they buy 10K shares spike it the stocks then tell you to invest so not only did we buy a worthless membership with them we are now buying 5k shares and guess what this is where we push the price of the stocks up and he sells all his stocks makes big money then let you know I just made $5000 and leave you hanging now your trying to sell to cut your loss its the big fish little fish syndrome.

Watched the presentation with Bill O'Reilly and Alex Green, sounded reasonable until I reviewed the customer responses above and other information I found regarding this offer.

Sounds reasonable; however, with an average rating of only 2.64, I personally would not invest in anything with this low of an opinion.

I should have read the reviews first. This is worthless. I cannot even access my account.

I am calling my credit card company. Larry King should be ashamed of himself

promoting this with the tease of sending his free new book. Which I have not received.

Ordered the newsletter offered with O'Reilly's recommendation. The $149 became $567.20.

Have been calling on this Monday Nov 4, twice on hold for 12 minutes, next call on hold over 10 minutes.

Very unsatisfactory.

I am so disappointed in the positioning of Alex's Communique. It is buried in other advisory's email's. The Oxford should put Alex back on his positive perch.

I invested in Oxford Club's Chairman circle because of Alex and Mark's research and advice.

Please review the important Pillars and goals of what the Oxford Club stands for. Disappointed member.

Too many sponsored ads. There should be a statement what sponsored means to Oxford members. It is getting to look like Bonner and other investment advisers. Members are wandering.

Hello i joined on 10/28/19 The Oxford Communique for $52.70 to receive the newsletter via email. However, when I tried to call all the number's listed I could not reach a live person so I emailed Oxford Club to find out if the secret stock they had mention at $3 dollars a share was available for purchase on the Nasdex or the stock market. I haven't receive a response as of yet via email. I had asked once I learned the name of this $3 three dollar stock if i could purchase the stock thru e trade since there is no brokerage fee....again no response. Now when I tried my email on my account it did not go through even though I got a conformation that the email and password were received....so obviously i have not gotten what i paid for a think it is necessary to call my bank and the fraud department at my bank because they obviously are not delivering what the webinar had promised.

I have been a member of the Oxford Club for 20 years and a member of their Chairman's Circle for 12 years. They do NOT recommend "penny stocks" on a regular basis. The main newsletter, The Oxford Communiqué, primarily recommends large-cap stocks. The Oxford Income Letter only recommends safe dividend paying stocks and bonds. On occasion you may see the Oxford Club issue a special report outside of one of their regular newsletters on a unique situation that does involve a small-cap or micro-cap stock. On these occasions the opportunity is always clearly defined as "speculative". Over the years I've grown to have a great deal of respect for and trust in their publications. Alexander Green and Marc Lichtenfeld are top notch analysts!

I believe some of the negative reviews are misguided. The Oxford Club has allowed me to have an insight into the investing world and not just as a "news" generator but the OC taught me how to be a better investor. Being a part of the Oxford Club has given me opportunities to learn, earn extra income, possibly retire early and travel with people from around the world. Even if an individual is a beginner, the OC has an option called Investment U. I have a been a member for many years and never regretted becoming a member. Introduce your children or grandchildren to the club and they will be well rounded, financially prepared and well traveled individuals.

Not sure of why there is some negative press towards the Oxford Club. I have been a Chairman's Circle member for over 20 years attending several seminars. Like any successful growing company the OC continues to expand their analyst exposure and product services to aid the investor in making timely business decisions. No one is 100% infallible in market direction or individual stock selection. However, the Oxford Club provides the talent and research that has guided me in a very high percentage of wins. When I subscribe or purchase a product I look for value. I subscribe to numerous financial letters. You cannot find a better value than the Oxford Club.

I am very satisfied with my membership in the Oxford Club. I joined at the entry level in 2007 and the Chairman's Circle in 2012. The knowledge and insights provided me by the club's analysts- especially Alex Green, Steve McDonald and Marc Lichtenfeld- are timely and informative. If you join, you must beware that the decisions you make are your own and they do NOT give personal financial advice. Their publications are very clear on that! But you will receive solid investment advice from individuals who have done the legwork for you and have had years of successful investment experience themselves. They are also honest, open and high-integrity individuals. I strongly recommend the Oxford Club, especially compared to other financial newsletters which are available.

Reminds me of Tom Calendra in the early 2000's. He was on Money and Market Watch. I made a fortune on IVAN trading from 1.50-2.25. Luckliy I would jump off the bandwagon with 25% gains in a day. Later Mr. Calendra was charged with manipulating the market and fined and band from Wallstreet. I see all three of the current stocks that Mr. Green endorses are down- I don't think when he and Mr. O'Rielly made the presentation the Tariffs and certain bans in China were in effect- which accounts for some of the billions promoted in the story. I'll put some coins in and see what happens. Cheers!

I have been an Chairman's Circle member of the Oxford Club since 2005. I have been investing in the Communiqué portfolios since then, and am happy with the returns. The subscription price for the communiqué is very low compared to other investment newsletters, and the results are good, thus it is great value. People who don't want to trade themselves can use Global AutoTrading (www.global-autotrading.com) to automatically trade Oxford Club services in their brokerage account.

I have been a member of the Oxford Club since 2005. I became a Chairman's Circle member shortly thereafter. I have been extremely pleased with the Oxford Club. They provide meaningful investing insight and strategies as well as superior investment recommendations. I have recommended the club in the past and will continue to do in the future with confidence.

I am pleased to share that I am very satisfied member of the Oxford Club. I joined at the entry level and quickly progressed my membership to the Chairman's Circle. The knowledge and insight afforded to me by the club significant'tly exceeds the minimal cost of ownership. As with any opportunity, you must be open-minded, willing to think for yourself, and not expect to hit a home run every time that you come to the plate. If you join, you will not only receive solid investment advice and learn tips and techniques that many individuals either do not know and/or choose to ignore. I strongly recommend Alex Green and the other analysts at the Oxford Club.

If you aren't plugged into Oxford Club you are missing out on a fantastic experience. I joined at an introductory level about 5 years ago and then upgraded shortly thereafter. I have tried quite a few other financial newsletters and put this one at the top of my list. Yes they do have a persistent marketing arm, don't all organizations that promote their services, yes! if you consider the cost of information and education and the results, i don't believe there is a better value. No individual or group offer 100% success on every stock asset idea, however, they do very well. The portfolios are a great tool for those who like to verify their investment advisors or, like me, self manage.

As a lifetime member, the bottom line is this: while short-term marketing hype attracts, only practicing real discipline will keep you in this game long-term. If you can't tell the difference or are simply not willing to put in the long hours of grunt work, move on and save your money for other things in life.

Since joining the Oxford Club, well over ten years ago now, I have managed to obtain annual returns between !7.5% to 28.8%. Not too bad for someone with almost no financial experience or knowledge, when I started.

Thanks to the excellent expert experience of the Oxford's finically professionals and advice received through their respective published news letters I was able to maintain the above returns.

I have been a member of the Oxford Club for at least 15 years, and I am very happy that I joined. I have the vast majority of my portfolio invested in Alex Green's "Gone Fishing Portfolio" - it allows me to sleep at night knowing that my portfolio is appropriately diversified and will perform well over time. My only regret is that I didn't follow the "Gone Fishing Portfolio" years sooner.

I am a big believer in the Oxford Club. They offer great advice at a very reasonable price.

About every two years these bottom feeders show up. The same AM radio stations that air this nonsense also are big on snake oil supplements, with lots of anecdotal stories that are laughable- "my golf swing has improved!!"- "cured my MS"- "no more pain." They also sell the same miracle cures for gullible pet owners. So. which advertisers are offering a service/product of value? Yeah, who knows? Shop locally.

WARNING: I paid by Credit Card the $99 purchase price. I received large, very nice, notebooks and then the service ended. Then, I discovered that the CC charge was $495. Phone calls to get a full refund were ignored. I escalated the phone call to the top level. "Your refund will be within 20 days." I never received a dime refund. Neither did my CC claim person get a refund. I lost the entire amount - scam, first class.