HackTheStockMarket.com is a website run by John Bell, promoting a program that he promises will consistently make you money in the stock market.
Bell claims he created a strategy that helped him consistently make money with the stock market “overnight.” In addition, Bell says that you can read his 62 page Hack The Stock Market report in 2 hours and make profitable investments that same day.
Bell claims his strategy will help you to identify stocks whose prices are dropping, buy them when they are low, and then wait a short period for them to climb in value. Bell says that with only an hour or so a week spent researching various stocks while watching TV, you too can be making money.
The Hack The Stock Market report costs $129.00 dollars, but you will only be initially charged $4.95 for a 31 day trial period. If you do not cancel your order before then, you will be charged the remaining $124.05.
Though I have not purchased the Hack The Stock Market report, there are a lot of claims made by John Bell which make me uncomfortable.
First of all, it’s never good when someone acts as though it’s not only incredibly easy to make money with their program, but that it will take you almost no time at all to make that money. 2 hours to read and 1 hour research a week to be making $120,000 a year from the stock market like Bell claims is outrageously hard to believe.
Second, though Bell works very hard to make it seem like his report is easy to understand and able to use right away, customers report that it is complicated and incredibly detail oriented. Even customers who give Bell’s program good reviews admit that it is much harder than Bell says it is.
Finally, though the initial $4.95 is charged through Clickbank, which offers a 60 day no questions asked money back guarantee, there is no explanation of how the second charge of $124.05 is handled. In addition, Bell never mentions any refund policy in relation to that $124.05, which leads me to believe that it is not eligible for refund. This means that you should be very careful about canceling and requesting a refund within your trial period, or you might lose your money.
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No customer service is available and this one really took me in. Caveat Emptor is the watch word when you deal with this tauter.
I replied to his email asking him what's going on with TFER and the email was returned. My guess is that he bought the stock last week and started selling it yesterday and today.
I have attempted to contact Bell, but he prevents any customer service by having an email that is not functional. You are not able to communicate so there is absolutely no help from him.
I have been receiving emails from John Bell, and Hack the Stock Market. A friend of mine told me never to invest with him. So I held back. About a year ago Johns winner stock was Jammin Java. I never gave it a second thought and forgot about it, until recently I heard about a friend of mine who had lost his house, and his entire life savings of over 100 000 usd, by investing in the stock market on a coffee company. So I looked at Jammin Java's History. In truth it shot up in April 2011 from 1.80 to almost 6 in just over a month. Amazing prediction no? And then it literally crashed and is now trading at under 0.25.
So keep far away, seems like this guy is setting up stock getting people to buy in and then dumping it. Dirty trick.
My 2011 pick was "Jammin Java Corp". Look it up. I first picked it at $0.70 and it subsequently rocketed to $6.35!
Unlike other newsletters - I only release a pick every year or thereabouts.
For you this means one thing:
When I release a pick... You know for sure I think it will be a BLOCKBUSTER.
This is totally not true. He had sent me e-mails for months stating that he was going to give everyone his "Blockbuster Pick" coming soon. It actually came out about the second week of June 2011 when Jammin Java Corp (JAMN)was selling for a little over $2.00 per share about a month later it had dropped down to $1.10 per share and I thought it might have hit bottom, but it has gone on a total decline since. It is now selling for $.268 per share.
His statement that the stock went from $.70 to $6.35 per share is true, but that was more than a month before his "Big Tip" came out.
He wants you to think that he is a great "stockmarket guru", but it's pretty easy to show anyone how brilliant you are after something has already happened. Try contacting his organization. It's impossible. He is nothing but a big SCAM artist!
The point I try to make is, when he releases a stock, buy in on it early, let it rise and be prepared to dump. No harm done, just don't buy planning to keep it and pass it down to your grand kids.
Sincerely Esmael M.