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Regarding the website "Global Investor Alerts, " They are not giving real assistance to victims of scams and boiler rooms. It is also clear that they do not file claims to authorities. They asked me to sign 2 documents and pay $ 500.00 USD on their bank in Cyprus. But they just keep on asking more money, now they are asking $ 1, 400.00 USD again. I got scammed by this website again (www.globalinvestoralerts.com) also but I do not recommend using this site to get legal advice or services. This site is also known for taking peoples money and then not helping them. They are not real lawyers or they would not be on a forum. In order to get real advice and get your money back from the scammers just go to legal counsil in your area and seek help. My lawyer was very helpful in doing this and also said not to use this online services stuff as they are not reputable as he knows of them.

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PaulustoSaulus
, US
Sep 29, 2017 4:17 am EDT

Fake Legal Experts Global Investor Alerts Are Blackmailing the Competition

Global Investor Alerts is a LIE

These people target innocent victims of serious recovery scams and advance fee scams such as boiler rooms, and then try and tell them that they can get them their money back through a class action lawsuit. GIA (http://globalinvestoralerts.org/) claims to be made up of experts of international fraud and financial fraud, and they state that they help victims reclaim what they lost and then some.

The truth, however, is that Global Investor Alerts.org is just ANOTHER VERSION of an already shut-down SCAM WEBSITE called Globalinvestoralerts.com, and that they run the exact same MO as a number of other affiliated websites ALL IN THE SAME NETWORK and in the same business of finding/creating victims of scam, and then ripping them off a second time. See for yourself

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Don’t be a sucker like me! I lost $550 before I realized that they were asking me to pay for legal fees that did not even exist!

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Arthie
, US
Sep 22, 2017 3:54 am EDT

My uncle lost over $4, 500 to these people last June after losing money to a damn advance payment scheme through Wall Street. Some fake Internet boiler room looking very legit through NY cold called him and convinced him to stick some of his retirement fund into a “very promising company”, and he ended up with less money than he started out with (they were worthless shares).

Then, Global Investor Alerts http://globalinvestoralerts.org/ contacted him presenting themselves as an “international authority on financial fraud” and they told him they could help him recover all of his funds and then some through a class action lawsuit launched through the group’s “legal team”. Fast forward to a week ago, and he contacted me telling me that he thinks he’s been scammed again. Sure enough, GIA show up online with more than enough warnings, tied to other groups and websites run by either the same people or affiliated individuals, and they’re all in it together to scam gullible people out of incredible sums of money.

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This has to STOP. If you or someone you know is ever contacted by Global Investor Alerts, Boiler-Rooms.org, or any other organization affiliated with the websites in the link above (including Emilia Chidester) then STAY FAR AWAY and DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR MONEY

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Prinzessin
, US
Aug 22, 2017 4:45 am EDT

Be aware people!

They are like a bad penny - keep coming up. Now with a clone this time the URL is http://www.globalinvestoralerts.org/

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A.S. Investor
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Jun 15, 2011 1:36 pm EDT

Regarding the website "Global Investor Alerts, " They are not giving real assistance to victims of scams and boiler rooms. It is also clear that they do not file claims to authorities. They asked me to sign 2 documents and pay $ 500.00 USD on their bank in Cyprus. But they just keep on asking more money, now they are asking $ 1, 400.00 USD again. They make me hope and hope and pray.

I got scammed by this website again (www.globalinvestoralerts.com) also but I do not recommend using this site to get legal advice or services. This site is also known for taking peoples money and then not helping them. They are not real lawyers or they would not be on a forum. In order to get real advice and get your money back from the scammers just go to legal counsil in your area and seek help. My lawyer was very helpful in doing this and also said not to use this online services stuff as they are not reputable as he knows of them.

DO NOT SEND MONEY TO THEM! WARNING! GLOBAL INVESTOR ALERTS!

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Gary Garrett Global
, US
Aug 08, 2018 3:24 pm EDT
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Sorry about these clones or copycats, but Globalinvestorsalert@gmail.com and our website: global-investors-alert-is real, we dont do any of the things mentioned loans or solicitations, we are global consultants and experts with legitimate contracts. Thanks for information though. Gary, Vice-President

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Nemesis2
Miami, US
Aug 05, 2013 4:55 pm EDT
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Check:
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/brokerages/14154-boiler-room-scams-385.html
these are showing the interconnections.

check also: I did some research on Boiler-Rooms.org and I noticed that there are 3 other websites that they are using: EconomicFrauds.com / FinancialFrauds.us & Investor-Alerts.org These 3 other websites are controlled and managed by the same criminal ...

http://www.scambook.com/company/reports/123615/Boiler-Roomsorg

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Nemesis2
Miami, US
Aug 05, 2013 4:49 pm EDT
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This complaint is very documented:
http://www.scambook.com/report/view/233648/Boiler-Roomsorg-Complaint-233648-for-$20, 000.00
They are likely to be linked to that group:
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Boiler-rooms.org
Citi Capital Partnership
citicapitalpartnership.com
Economic Frauds, Inc.
economicfrauds.com
emiliachidester.com
ETERNITY ENTERPRISES LIMITED
FinancialFrauds.us
globalinvestoralerts.com
investor-alerts.com
MIDAS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC.

If you have have been scammed and the address that was used was PO BOX 4191 Fort Lauderdale 33338, please let me know and i will give you the name of a Police Detective who can assist to track the scammers down. DO NOT GIVE UP !

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Hawkeye_NL
, NL
Nov 01, 2011 10:56 pm EDT

People, please be aware, globalinvestor.com IS a scam. It's just a website with nothing legitimate behind it.
The person behind it allegedly is a 'Max Becker' who writes on his Linkedin profile that he is the CEO. He also writes to be the CTO of a company called Ultrascan Advanced Global Investigations. The person behind Ultrascan is Frank Engelsman. He is Dutch and does exist. Ultrascan claims to help victims of 419 (Nigerian advanced fee fraud) but that appears also to be a scam.

To stop these people, if you have had any contact with them, please post as much information as possible, such as bank accounts, phone numbers, names, etc.

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Burned_again453
Los Angeles, US
Oct 03, 2011 5:35 am EDT

I fee completely ripped off by Global Investor Alerts. They keep asking for more money and never recover any funds for me. Now I've lost twice. If they contact you - do yourself a favor and run away.

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M. Honest
, BE
Sep 24, 2011 6:29 pm EDT

I have the feeling that some people are trying to put globalinvestoralerts in a bad spotlight.
They really don’t deserve this.
I am also a victim of a boiler room operation and I can tell you that they did a great job so far.
They never asked me for more money and they are very open with all mail traffic and they keep me updated on a regular base. You also need to understand that they need some money to start your case because they have a lot of expenses.
I can also tell you that they work close together with lawyers, police, Interpol, FBI and judges in different countries and thanks to all them I will see my money back.
If your lawyer is saying that getting the money back is not happening then he can be right for some cases.
If the money is already transferred to other accounts then it will be very difficult but even then globalinvestoralerts can force banks to block all accounts related to this boiler room and you would have a chance.
You need to be patient and try not to judge too fast.

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Gary Garrett Global
, US
Aug 08, 2018 3:32 pm EDT
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Replying to comment of M. Honest

M. Honest, you are correct, we are the real global investors alert, the ones they speak of are clones and copy cats, using www.globalinvestorsalert.com this is not us, we dont do small scams loans or solicit money, our deals are huge $20 to $100 billion dollar contracts with governments, investors, farmers that are protected. Thanks for seeing the difference, they use a .gov also which is not us and a .net happens to banks, cell phone companies, this is why People have to use "official site" on the internet now..

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pierrelacroix
, FR
Sep 19, 2011 6:11 pm EDT

Hi all, I wish I see this page a few weeks ago when I was contacted by Global Investor Alerts. I am victim of a boiler room and lost nearly Eur 100.000 since 2010, so I was very careful listen to Global Investor Alerts when they tell me they can get my money back to me.
I have paid over $5.000 to www.globalinvestoralerts.com through there account in Cyprus in the last few weeks because I beleive they are good guys wanting to help me. I now know they are bad guys only wanting me send more money like the boiler room that stole my money last year.
I too speak with my associate (lawyer) but he say that getting my money back is not happening because the globalinvestoralerts.com and the boiler room who take my money first are good at hiding in many countries.
My lawyer say that as my money is lost I should forget it and not send more money to anyone saying they can get back for me, as they lie also. But he also say that I can stop more people already frauded by the boiler rooms from sending more money to Global Investor Alerts like I did a few weeks ago, but we need more people who also get frauded by globalinvestoralerts.com to join with me to fight them.
I am not interest in money from anyone, I pay my lawyer and he does work for me but I need other people to join me to complain and make business very difficult for them. If you are victim of Global Investor Alerts scam like me, please contact me with details and I tell you what we can do to stop them hurting other people. If someone like you know how to do this a few weeks ago maybe I am stopped from sending money to the globalinvestoralerts.com

Pierre (peirre.lacroix41 at yahoo dot com)

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Gary Garrett Global
, US
Aug 08, 2018 3:27 pm EDT
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Sorry these are clones and copycats to the real Global Investors Alert, our website and emails etc are different. We do $20 to $100 Billion Contracts not small scams using .gov . Sorry you had problem, we do legitimate contracts as consultants and experts, we dont do small loans or solicit money... Thanks Gary.

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Twice bitten
, IE
Jul 09, 2011 8:41 pm EDT

Thanks for the warning about globalinvestoralerts.com. Like many others I have been victim of a boiler room scam and nearly fell fot this one as well. I'll take your advice and contact my own counsel. Thanks again folks for the warning.

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Pissed_Dissed
, ES
Jun 17, 2011 6:33 pm EDT

A very good help to warn investors. Many may have already fallen to this another scheme. Everybody must be warned that www.globalinvestoralerts.com is not authorised whatsoever by any financial bodies around the world. Report to FSA.CO.UK, ASIC.COM.AU

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