The Palm Beach Letter Reviews

I recently purchased the $49.00 membership hoping to get some usable advice for making good investments. What I got was my Inbox being flooded with emails with long Teeka Tiwari interviews where he spent a considerable amount of time bragging about his investment advice he gave in the past and offering upgrades to your membership for considerably more money.

There were also links to various third party companies that also contained long videos. When you got towards the end of those videos, you would also be offered a membership claiming they had the best investment advice but those memberships would cost anywhere between $500.00 to as much as $5,000.00.

A common thread with many of these videos was that they would try to use scare tactics to get you to fork out more money before you would receive their best advice on handling what they predicted for the future. I didn’t need all of the information about what was going on with AI, De-dollarization, Digital Currency, The World Economic Forum, The Government, etc.

I already knew all of that. I wanted usable investment advice but it was lacking with most of the information I received because you would have to pay a lot more to get that. I realized that Teeka Tiwari and his associates were more interested in making themselves money than helping his subscribers make money so I called Palm Beach Letter and asked for a refund.

To their credit, they did refund my $49.00 but then the emails got worse. Since then my Inbox and Spam Folder has been flooded with solicitation emails from companies like Legacy Research, Rogue Economics, Flying Envelope and several others.

It was obvious that Palm Beach Research Group sold my email address and I have been furious about it. I have never had a problem with getting a lot of unsolicited Spam emails until now. To make matters worse, you have to unsubscribe multiple times to get these emails stopped. I had to unsubscribe at least a dozen times to stop the Legacy Research emails.

All of this is a money making racket and I think Teeka Tiwari, his associates and the people he sold my email address to are extremely unethical and couldn’t care less about all the trouble they cause for other people as long as they are lining their pockets with more money.

I wish that I had never signed up for a membership to Palm Beach Letter and I strongly advise anyone who might be thinking about getting a membership to Palm Beach Letter or any of the other memberships offered by Palm Beach Research Group to not do it! It’s definitely not worth the trouble.

This is a scam. I took the subscription and realized it has no value. these letters are 5-6 pages long and I almost lost 70 percent after buying the suggested coins.

I agree markets are not doing well so does the letters but one question comes to my mind is didn't I take the subscription to predict this?

Videos say they predicted many coins and made people rich simple logic is no one really knows. I Can also say the same thing and open a new letter,

Please be careful and do not encourage these letters, no one can predict any thing.

This is my honest review with my experience. Please take care of your money.

Palm Beach Research and Casey Research both fall under Legacy Research's larger organization. Here's what I told them yesterday:

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Guys,

I want to contact you about your spammy, slimy, high-pressure upselling techniques.

A couple years back I started with subscriptions to Casey Report and got upsold to Crisis Investing. I think that Casey's team has some good advice, but the constant email annoyances were terrible. You guys have been absolutely the worst on the sheer volume of email that you send.

However, when I heard Palm Beach was going to offer crypto advice, I signed up for the Palm Beach Letter. Then, of course, I realized that the Letter wasn't really offering anything of value and I would have to get Teeka's Palm Beach Confidential to get the REAL advice. I chose to accept the upsell. Teeka's recommendations haven't done anything for me, but now you want me to buy the REAL REAL advice via yet another upsell! The nerve!!

Thankfully I don't get any email from any of the Legacy Research firms at present. What relief! However, your guy Spencer at Palm Beach left a couple messages for me about my account. I thought it might actually be important, so I called him back today. Only to get a high-pressure sales call on Teeka's REAL REAL stuff. You have a recording, somewhere, so be sure to check it out. It's funny that he insists that it's not a sales call when it clearly is.

It's pretty awful how you treat your customers who have paid you thousands of dollars for your services. As these subscriptions wrap up I'll be canceling each and every one of them. Other people offer advice from an Austrian viewpoint, and I'm willing to bet that they don't treat paying customers as poorly as the Legacy Research Group does.

Simply stated: It doesn't matter if the advice is good, if you are going to bombard a paying customer with BS upsells. Especially when these upsells appear to be for something that we've already paid for. It is evident that you are not interested in serving the customer. Only yourselves.

...OK, let me see about getting this out into some social media platforms after I hit SEND...

Mark W. Marasch

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I was getting ready to sign up and then decided to check them out. Usually if it sounds too good to be true, it is!! I am so sorry everyone who wrote a review have gone through, and I certainly hope they have gotten some help and their money back by now!! If not, please keep after them - they sounds like Class 1 crooks who have their system down right - which makes me so mad!!!!! You don't know who to believe, and who not to anymore which to me is a very sad thing!!! I really appreciate it when people leave a review and let others know if something is real of if it is the true!!! We just hope they have gotten their money back and have turned them in for how they are taking advantage of people!!!! THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU AGAIN!!!!

I subscribed for a year, then cancelled. There were many emails with "valuable info" which I didn't find very helpful, so I called after I saw my credit card had been charged $129 after the first year completed. I was told by the "first agent" that I would receive a refund within 5-7 business days. Now 3 weeks later, I noticed I haven't yet received the refund to my credit card, so I called 888-501-2598 and spoke with the "second agent", who told me from her review of their call notes that my original request could not be processed since the charge was pending, and that PBRG's call notes indicated that "the customer would call back" to request the refund once the charge had cleared (I do NOT recall the original agent telling me that at all.)

I asked the second agent why PBRG wouldn't just follow up on its own in several days (after the charge had cleared its pending status), instead of making me go thru the steps to RE-REQUEST what I had made perfectly clear during my first call -- "I want to cancel, and to receive a refund for the $129 charge at the beginning of the second year." I suggested to the second agent that she forward my recorded comments in my conversation with her, to her management team, so they can hopefully tighten up this currently sloppy aspect of their cancellation process, which has rendered me a dissatisfied Customer.

I wonder how many others may have experienced the same response, including perhaps NOT BEING REFUNDED AT ALL (i.e., the refund issue being "out of sight, out of mind"). Not Best Practices, by any stretch. If I am contacted by PBRG with a confirmation that they have indeed effectively changed their practices to eliminate this process defect, then I will consider revisiting this critique, and perhaps changing my overall (currently very low) rating of their company. Otherwise, I would recommend you steer clear of PBRG.

I was dumb enough to bite. Thankfully, Capital One was in my wallet and they got my money back eventually. You get nothing from these jerks but a paperback black book, after about the 60 days' trial they supposedly give you to change your mind (with none of the so-called extras they promise either). I started trying to cancel after about 30 days. Forget about it; no way to reach them.

Please don't fall for this BS. It is most assuredly a SCAM! As for calling them, not happening ~ their phone number is perpetually busy, unless it's late, when you will get a recording telling you just that, you are SOL, it's after hours. I feel pretty darn stupid. Don't fall for it.

Has anyone actually had a positive experience, or made any money, using their ideas?

I have not purchased anything from them , so far. and would simply like to know if there is even a small window here to learn what to do, instead of what not to do.

Thanks

Palm beach letter is a rip off

I ordered the palm beach letter 30 days trial , paid $ 49. and when I want to cancel after only 2 days because the information was obsolete, the costumer service number is disconnected and sending my cancelation they never responded, I have not received any confirmation or anything from them