Omnia Research

A charge shows up on my dad's checking account for $105.53 and gives the following information regarding the charge: " *** "

I contact their customer service at that exact number and tell them that my 78 year old dad with Parkinsons who gets easily confused wants to cancel the recurring charge that he shouldn't have subscribed to in the first place. They can't find his account information. Not his name. Not his address. Not his email account. But they are happy to keep charging his account. They tell me that they can't do anything for me. I ask the customer representative what he suggests I do about it. He says I should contact my bank and that the charges might be fraudulent. You think?

Aggressive spammer! I never heard about this dude before (*** but he must have scraped my email from somewhere and began spamming. Probably hoping to get some poor frustrated investors to part with their money. Several spams a day. Can't make him stop spamming, despite several unsubscribe requests. I'm a professional trader, I'd never buy from jerks like this anyway!

Stay away. They DONT give your money back so be Very careful. Bad recommendation as well. They switch offers constantly. I felt I was swindled out of $4,000.00.