Where do I start with this guy? First off, don't fall for Richard Petersen's Nadex Trading Signals, nor his Gold Money Party business. He is a fraud, and definitely now who he says he is. He says he is Richard Petersen, a trader with over 30 years of experience. But that is not who he is. Richard Petersen's real name is Richard Allen Haskell.
He says he offers signals once daily, where he tells you when to buy and sell on the markets. Now I am not saying that is a scam, he does send signals. Do they always win? No. But that is not what we says either. Of course you cannot win all the time, it's the financial market and it's hard to trade on. This is not what I am reporting on. Even though he does say how you can make hundreds a day on his website. From the majority of people I have talked to about his service they are not profitbale. Usually you will lose most of the money you put in, and be out the subscription cost.
I am letting everyone know to not sign up with him because he will keep charging you, even when you continuously ask you have your subscription cancelled. If you do a deeper search on Gold Money Party, you will come to this website here, where it shows multiple people who have had billing issues as well. Simply put he keeps trying to suck membership fees from you when you want to cancel. Another thing that is strange is how he always is changing is phone number. I have talked to him at least mutlple times, and a lot of the time it's on a different phone number. Now he is just ignoring all of my calls and keeps making up excuses for when we were talking on the phone.
Now, back to that website, the BBB.org website where it talks about Gold Money Party. It says there is an alert for this business, and that should be taken into advisement. If you think about joining Gold Money Party, aka Nadex Trading Signals by Richard Petersen, I wouldn't. It is not what it says it is and I would stay away.
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Where do I start with this guy? First off, don't fall for Richard Petersen's Nadex Trading Signals, nor his Gold Money Party business. He is a fraud, and definitely now who he says he is. He says he is Richard Petersen, a trader with over 30 years of experience. But that is not who he is. Richard Petersen's real name is Richard Allen Haskell.
He says he offers signals once daily, where he tells you when to buy and sell on the markets. Now I am not saying that is a scam, he does send signals. Do they always win? No. But that is not what we says either. Of course you cannot win all the time, it's the financial market and it's hard to trade on. This is not what I am reporting on. Even though he does say how you can make hundreds a day on his website. From the majority of people I have talked to about his service they are not profitbale. Usually you will lose most of the money you put in, and be out the subscription cost.
I am letting everyone know to not sign up with him because he will keep charging you, even when you continuously ask you have your subscription cancelled. If you do a deeper search on Gold Money Party, you will come to this website here, where it shows multiple people who have had billing issues as well. Simply put he keeps trying to suck membership fees from you when you want to cancel. Another thing that is strange is how he always is changing is phone number. I have talked to him at least mutlple times, and a lot of the time it's on a different phone number. Now he is just ignoring all of my calls and keeps making up excuses for when we were talking on the phone.
Now, back to that website, the BBB.org website where it talks about Gold Money Party. It says there is an alert for this business, and that should be taken into advisement. If you think about joining Gold Money Party, aka Nadex Trading Signals by Richard Petersen, I wouldn't. It is not what it says it is and I would stay away.