The Oxford Club is a private investment club, which provides its members with investment newsletters, reports, and opportunities from Investment Director Alexander Green.
Alexander Green is the author of multiple newsletters and books concerning investment and wealth in the United States, and has over 20 years of experience working on Wall Street.
To subscribe the Oxford Club and their multiple publications, a Premiere Membership costs $149 a year, while a Provisional Membership – which offers the majority of benefits of a Premiere Membership – sells for just $99 a year.
What Benefits Do You Get With Your Membership?
When you first become a member at The Oxford Club, you will receive five different detailed research reports available on current investment opportunities, including investment in gold, oil drilling, and pharmaceuticals, among others.
You will also get two monthly newsletters, The Communique and The Ultimate Income Letter, which will keep you informed on opportunities throughout the year, as well as email alerts if Oxford Club believes that the stock has hit a ceiling.
If you opt for the Provisional Membership instead of the Premiere, the only benefit you lose is access to the Membership Exchange, with one free listing each year.
All memberships at The Oxford Club are automatically renewed, so if you do not wish to continue your membership after the first year, you must cancel your subscription in advance.
Concerns About Oxford Club
Some of the stocks recommended by The Oxford Club are microcap stocks, or stocks that are generally very cheap per share. These stocks are often criticized because of how easy they are to manipulate.
A company can buy a large amount of shares at the affordable price, then encourage others to purchase the stock to instigate a rise in the share price. Once the price has risen significantly, the company can then sell their shares, resulting in the stock price dropping.
It’s important to double check all stock recommendations that you receive, as ultimately all investments, gains, and losses will be your responsibility.
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For those people who are thinking of falling for the subscription with the intent to cancel and get back the $49, as I was before my research, check out the BBB site where many people have written to them about the hassles they have had trying to get a refund.
I am sorry that facebook sells advertising to such organizations as this.
Ray - In the fine print at the bottom it says you agree to be rebilled yearly, which was my first red flag. However, it also says you can cancel at any time, so you should be able to do that. I notice someone else above had the same problem. You may have to cancel your card to get it to stop. Not good news I know. That's why I never use my credit card on the internet. You notice they don't use PayPal? Another red flag, because PayPal will refuse payments for you if you notify them.
Good luck!
If congress or the senate EVER passed such a law against lying you should know all of the politicians in this country would be in jail and we would have to spend Billions more for the room required to keep them.
Tks Roger for being the man of God you are.
-You are a better person than I. Just Once I'd like to see someone who has scammed me/my family get their just deserts! What put up the red flag for me was while we taxpayers were forced to allow our taxes be used in the Big Bail Out of the huge financial institutions, the money we taxpayers lost was not and will probably never be received by us. If we owed the government the amounts due us, we'd have to pay up immediately. However, the losses we incurred are "supposed to be returned by our not having to PAY the government should we owe any funds. Well, that was a lie! We are retired, my husband is disabled, I was charged nearly $700 for using Obama Care! (Which by the way those payments doubled the next year making it's premiums as high as anything else! Would you be surprised to learn that wasn't an "allowable" deduction from the thousands the government owes us? You can't win. The only way one can get ahead in this country anymore is to come from somewhere else with absolutely no skills, collateral, also bring your whole family and "let the freebies begin!" Our Founding Fathers would roll in their graves if they knew what was going on here and they were no Angels. At least we can still have our say without being shot, arrested or disappearing. . .so far.
-There should be a law against fraud. . .oh, wait! There is!
Of all the responses; yours hit home; our family is just keeping our heads above water, looking for a row boat.
There are more low to average people and families (investors) than, above average.
Experience has taught most brokers to sell like used car salesmen; the only difference are the zeroes (0000000)...
I just did the same thing, thinking all the time this can't be true. Bottom line, if it sounds too good to be true it usually is.
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Now I've just got to ascertain from this largely junk heap whether their investment tips are worth paying for. The people who claim to be members are happy, but are they real?
People here are reviewing the presentation, not the product. :(