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Michael Robinson
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Money Map Press / National Institute for Cannabis Investors
Description
This is an “upgrade” service from the Money Map Press/National Institute of Cannabis Investors publishing group, promising “a brand-new research service dedicated to bringing average investors four to six private investment deals over the next 12 months,” things like lightly regulated Regulation A and “crowdfunding” deals as well as those restricted to accredited investors.
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We signed up for the first issue of the Venture syndicates last year at a price of 5 K we were to get 5 to 10 private placement deals in the first year. They only provided 2 and one was a joke. Hopefully the 5000 I put into the other venture with the 5,000 I put into the syndicate will turn out okay in the long run. But I have very little hope of it turning out to be a barnburner
I keep hearing Mike Robinson talk about a cannabis company buying real estate in Las Vegas and according to him, it will be the biggest thing since sliced bread. He never mentions the name of this company. I wonder by taking $2K for upfront fees they can just pocket this easy money and multiply it by the # of investors that sign up. What’s the motivation for Mike to help investors when he’s getting rich by upfront fees? I’m not an investor so far but I’m very pessimistic when they are charging high fees and never mention any company that’s in his portfolio for common due diligence.
I covered that ad here: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/cannabis-venture-syndicate/whats-that-2-billion-cannabis-deal-about-to-go-down-on-the-las-vegas-strip/
It’s a pretty ugly pitch that’s become quite disassociated from reality, if you ask me — whether by intent or by marketing-fueled ignorance, I don’t know.
Not only did Robinson fail to mention the company’s name he also failed to identify, by name, the 3 individual management team members who were pictured in the preservation.