I enjoy listening to Jeff Brown he talks logically and seems sincere. i however found charges on my statement with amounts I never authorized nor have i received sufficient information to suppor... See more
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Brownstone Research is a boutique investment research firm that consistently delivers insights and profitable investment recommendations to its subscribers. For too long, the best investment research has not been available to individual investors. It has been typically reserved for investment banks, hedge funds, private equity, and high-net-worth clients. The mission of Brownstone Research is to make that kind of proprietary research available to any investors looking to gain an edge in the markets. The goal is simple… to deliver unique and profitable investment research found nowhere else.
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I was looking at your (rather long) video advertisement that popped up in my in box. I'm certainly no tech expert but am always looking for investment opportunities so I would need advice and guidance. However you do seem to have a lot of negative reviews on Trustpilot which is concerning. One point was that clients from the UK could not get through to your customer services, , is this correct? I always like to speak to a "real human" before investing any money in anything.

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Appears to be nontransparent about charges. My 93-year old mother discovered two unauthorized charges from these people totaling $512.98 after responding to a single offer of a much lower price. One was on the 7th and one on the 9th. Curiously two other similar companies which she never contacted also used her card number to add charges on the 9th and a couple of days later. We were able to dispute them all but had I not been visiting she might not have noticed this. Great caution should be used in checking credit card billing if dealing with Brownstone Research.

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Brownstone’s response is complete fabrication of the truth. They have not sent out one recommendation to me and I’ve been trying to get a refund for over two months. I called the company to ask him why I have not been receiving recommendations and they clearly told me that I needed to go to their website to find their recommendations. I repeat stay away from this company, they are not honest. Now supposedly, that can not even find my account. Inept does not begin to describe their company and service.
Stay away from this company. This company does not send out an email or text alerting their subscribers to a new recommendation. I subscribe to several investment newsletters and every one of them sends out a notification when they have a recommendation. They used to be Bonner Investments and had many problems and they changed their name because of all of the complaints. Buyer Beware!!!

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My husband, who is 81. mistakenly signed up for a subscription at a cost of $379. I called the company and they were extremely polite and understanding. The money was returned to his account within 24 hours.

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Terrible service. Didn't pivot going into COVID and were HEAVY in biotech that cratered. Lifetime member and haven't seen actionable idea in over a year. Spacs were terrible recommendations. Jeff is a crook.

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After seeing a YouTube ad and then watching a lengthy interview that seemed very credible, I subscribed to the Brownstone Research newsletter with the promise of a 90-day no-risk trial, by paying about $150 (£114.34 after conversion)
When I reviewed what they send, mostly suggesting I pay more money to upgrade my subscription, I decided within a few days that the service was not for me and requested a refund.
I have sent messages via their website, emails to the contact email address in their membership site and also tried replying to their regular emails.
They have never acknowledged these requests or replied and certainly haven't refunded the subscription.
My guess is they are hoping to take the $500 annual renewal fee (about £385) each year from the credit card direct debit they now hold, because that was necessary during the sign-up process!
In my book that makes these people scammers.
Be warned - don't waste your time or money!

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I once belomged to a dervice that included Jeff Brown(Supposedly lifetime membership - Iam still alive but the publisher isn't. I would subscribe again at a reasonable price but not $2500+). Jeff had some profitable recomendations but I regret going down rabbit hole with him on SPAC recommendations. - What was he and I thinking? This is a now a credibility y issue for me.

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This company is a scam. My parents bought a subscription to his newsletter but never received anything and when they called for a refund, they said they couldn’t connect him to the department but do you want sign up for At&T. He couldn’t get his money back even though they promise a 60 day money back guarantee. He had to dispute it with his credit card company. Don’t invest in him. He’s getting rich off of scamming people out of their money.

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I don't remember signing up to this service. I don't even know what it is. At midnight $129 was taken from my account. I can't find an email or service I've signed up to to cancel. What the hell is this service?

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I lost quite a lot of money with this service. In truth I was throwing good money after bad from the word go. The service was sold to me on the strength of a company which the writer said had found a cure for blindness. This turned out to be hogwash and utilising this service is unlikely to produce any better results than the broader market. Anyway, with a great deal of hard work I have managed to make up my losses elsewhere so I hope my review helps others.

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I tried to cancel, but BS would not play ball.
Had to get Visa to block a fake transaction.
Fortunately Visa Security allerted me to this issue ,so perhaps they are aware of this BS company.
response to BS reply ....definitely no identity mix up ..Visa will have records. Over and OUT ...see TrustPilot reviews... below 2 stars overall rating

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I cancelled the subscription on 5/22 for $199.00 and they will not send me my refund. The agreement was I had the right to check it out for 30 days. I cancelled within a few days. STILL WAITING ON REFUND.

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I actually like Jeff Brown's articles and thoughts. Clearly an intelligent person who has been in the business a long time. Unfortunately, as someone who once had a lifetime subscription to his research reports, I have just become aware that the company that previously owned the letters went bankrupt and voila up pops Brownstone and now I am supposed to pay all over again. That is shady.

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Pushing people into investing in anything musk is nothing short of scam.
Their response is a meaningless rubberstamp, same they use for all reviews they deserve.
Nice try though

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All recommendations are Dogs with fleas, I was pretty good at losing money on my own, now I have become an expert at it.

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I could give you an ear full as to my displeasure with Brownstone Research !!! Their “Bleeding Edge”, is more of an Advertisement to sell products. On their “Permissionless” there’s no portfolio OR NOT any portfolio on the entire site, like they say there is, THERE ISN’T !!! After spending $4000.00, all customer service could come up with, WERE SORRY there’s no refund 😡 but can offer one of their affiliates for which there is only “ONE” it’s the something, just under a different name, how wonderful, NOT !!!!!!! My name is Dave if you’d like to hear more

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I too am surprised about all these poor reviews on Brownstone Research. I've been a subscriber for the past three years and find their research invaluable. The depth and breadth of information is better than I find most anywhere else.
My guess is that disappointed investors don't have sufficient understanding of how markets and economy work. I've had stocks that went down 90% after buying, but those stock picks didn't come from anyone other than me. I've had plenty of winners and I get it right far more often than wrong because I do the homework before investing -- research is just the starting point. When you read a stock pick from any advisor or researcher, take it as getting to first base with someone else doing all the intensive legwork. Then comes your part: research other analysis, read the past two quarter's results, dig into the risks, learn the company's marketplace position (as a business). Only then do I pull the trigger.
Stocks go up and down, bonds go up and down, funds go up and funds go down. Get used to it. If you don't know what you're doing, don't blame someone else for being wrong. And of course, even the great Warren Buffet gets it wrong sometimes. It's the nature of investing -- there are no guarantees.
Over three years, I wouldn't continue as a subscriber if it wasn't paying off. I am still here because Jeff Brown returned. My career is in IT, so I am usually already familiar with most names Brownstone researches, but too far removed from the insights and research Brownstone brings to the table; I find it invaluable and most often profitable. Brownstone's research saves me a lot of time by focusing on their top picks, but it's not my only point of reference before pulling the trigger.
I have zero financial interest in this company and don't know any of the people. I'm just another investor sharing a better approach for using this valuable research. If it wasn't working for me, I wouldn't be here.
D. Harmon (nee Neil), Washington State

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Getting unsolicited spam from this moron via at least half a dozen different domains with the same garbage fear porn disguised as market research that reads an awful lot like Russian propaganda targeting older conservatives to create fear and the usual chaos.
They come in via spoofed emails making them appear to come from a Salesforce data centers in Germany, AWS in Seattle, and more, which lends further credence to this not being some random guy "Jeff Brown" sending all of this crap out.

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Don’t believe the bull s**t
And try contacting them for anything and you won’t hear back
KEEP CLEAR of their lies they just want your money and try to get back your ‘60 day’ no quibble refund GOOD LUCK. Oh yes and no contact number if your outside the US, not that they would answer anyway

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Anyone stupid enough to fall for one of his excessively long winded video ads full of BS deserves to lose their money.

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