Complaint Review: The Motley Fool - Internet
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- Category: fraud examiner, financial consulting, stock broker, Livestock sales, Counterfeit Stocks
The Motley Fool - recommendations were generic and resulted in over $100,000 in losses, and they have ignored all refund requests. Internet
*General Comment: Amazing.
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I received repeated marketing emails from The Motley Fool promoting their “One” service as the key to millionaire-level returns. Trusting their claims, I paid $13,000 USD. The investment insights I received were neither unique nor timely, and following them led to significant financial losses.
Despite multiple attempts to contact Motley Fool’s support team and request a refund, I have not received a single response. I have since filed a complaint with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC Case #186915489) and continue to pursue other avenues for resolution.
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#1 General Comment
Amazing.
AUTHOR: Flint - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, May 01, 2025
I read the marketing materials on their website and I didn't see anything that mentioned that it was a get-rich-quick scheme. Rather it sounded like investment research services. INVESTING in stocks (as opposed to gambling) is done on the scale of decades, not weeks or months. And gambling (aka "trading") is just that -- making risky bets and hoping that they pay off. That seldom happens.
While I think paying $14k a year for this service is dumb, I'm sure they deliver what they advertise, which is just investment information. And guess what, they don't have anything that isn't public. One, it's illegal to trade on non-public information. Two, you could make a lot more than $14k by using that information yourself, rather than selling it to amateurs.
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