Behind the MarketsReviews of behindthemarkets.com

I find that the Company has two major flaws: One is that they offer an inexpensive entry level membership and then always try to upsell you. Second, the upscale attempt is so repetitive of them telling you how great they have been in the past and it takes forever to get to their offer. I took the one year program but have no interest in continuing thereafter.

Once they have you, they flood your email with junk and upselling. I tried to cancel the subscription & request a refund within the 30 day timeframe that they assure you with during their marketing pitch However - be aware, they avoid any kind of customer service inquiries & refuse any refunds as they dodge calls & written correspondence at all times until your outside the 30 day window. Beware the stock picks are only for very wealthy clients and I made no money with their picks- all in all it’s a SCAM to get your hard working money- don’t spend ur money here!!! Beware!!! I even tried to email the support team and received no response at all. I requested confirmation in writing & crickets!!

I think they scammed me by promising a lifetime membership then switching it to an annual one. I ended up paying for two years at $100 per year and didn't make a dollar from it. The information was overhyped and lacked clear indicators.

This newsletter/texts puts out irresponsible, fear-based garbage. Today it’s “China will attack Taiwan by May 5.” Avoid.

Wanted to purchase a trial at $49 - invoiced and taken the full amount of £154.47 Tried contacting but cannot through to customer service line (i know there is a time difference). However, still no response.......

What went wrong this time is after getting a refund thru my bank credit card fraud dept a week later Behind the Markets posted another monthly charge to my credit card for the same amount so dylan your company not only lies and cheats people they also try to steal from them so much for your I'm honest and will offer a 30 day money back GUARANTEED so people check your credit card statements for at least 6 months after you kick them to the curb for being pretty much worthless

I have come to an almost reluctant conclusion that Dylan's products and recommendations are pretty good. Unfortunately, they give very weak support / training. I signed up for Behind the Markets and ended up doing a trial of Takeover Targets. I get a lot of email, and ended up with regular emails from this group saying that they've got recommendations for me...only to end up wading through them just to find that this particular recommendation requires signing up for more services. I decided to cancel the Takeover Targets and ended up emailing 6 times about cancelling, with emailed responses that someone would call me as soon as possible. Never happened. So I called their number. After waiting quite awhile the first call, I was told that my Account Manager, Michael would call me back tomorrow. Never happened. Finally I called again and again was told that my account manager would call me promptly. I responded that I already knew Michael wasn't in the calling mode and that I needed to elevate this. Finally, after some wait I actually was able to speak to a very knowledgeable, refreshing person named Kara. She walked me through their website and showed the past recommendations and their returns. It was pretty impressive. She asked if I had followed any of the recommendations and I told her 'only one'. Why didn't I look into the others? Because I was so tired of the junk mail from them that I quit opening them all. In the end, she cancelled and refunded my payment. She also did something to make the barrage of emails stop. Frankly, if I had that kind of walk through and email cancellation at the beginning, I'd have kept the service. It looks like a paying proposition, but it's too late now. I'm not going to risk the 30 day cancellation guarantee. So in my mind they may have a good product but they're shooting themselves in the foot by: - lack of responsiveness -lack of training of new customers -playing 'gotcha' with all the stuff that's not included in what you bought -bombarding their existing customers with lengthy, verbose emailed fishing expeditions for buying different services.

These ads suck you in by telling you that you already have a subscription. Speaks for an hour or more telling you little. Then, you look and find out that you dont HAVE a subscription and for only $5000 you can try one out.