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7 Subscriber Reviews of Leeb’s Real World Investing
Review by HFJ, October 5, 2009
Leeb’s Real World - Natural Resources Advisory LLC.
The first name of this service launched in August 2008 was “Leeb’s Energy World”; a new name, “Leeb’s Real World”, was given on 12th March 2009. Gregory Dorsey is the current editor (Ivan Martchev was the editor of the first issues).
The portfolio choices are relatively remarkable (but we must forget some of the calls made during 2008) from well-known companies to more obscure ones.
Two issues per month (with 1 to 4 recommendations — sometimes simply updated — per issue).
Worth the price, imho…
Review by hfj, November 16, 2009
A short add to my review.
LRWI is now recommanding Silver Wheaton… without any explanations about the fact that this particular - and famous - stock was sold by their service with hugh losses several months ago… Happily, I didn’t follow this “sell” recommandation and made a nice profit with a buyback at more depressed prices…
That said, I don’t change my global positive appreciation.
Review by Ripped Off, November 28, 2009
Whether you believe Leeb gives good advice or just has so many different advisory services that at least some will be correct forget about their promises of money back if dissatisfied. I have now had to complain to my credit card company and the ftc in order to try to obtain a long overdue refund. The company does not answer emails and gives you lip service when you call.
Review by milo, January 24, 2010
I have subsribed for over a year now. I like the advice. Have done quite well with following their advice.
However over the last 2 weeks I have had a lot of trouble logging on to their website. I’ve not been able to read their latest update. When I call they say they are working on the problem but after a few days, no results.
I’m about to cancel my subscription. I hope I do not have the same problems as “ripped off” above.
milo
Review by hfj, January 24, 2010
I am sharing the same “password” problem to access their website. The susbcribers could have the choice between going to the website and receiving the new issues via email as pdf files…
To follow…
Review by hfj, January 30, 2010
Hi Milo,
Is your “logging trouble” solved?
I didn’t get any support from Leeb’s services and, until now, I’m still unable to have access to the last issues.
Review by hfj, February 4, 2010
It took time… but I was helped today by the Leeb’s customer service :o)
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