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Since I posted my first review, My Alfred have now referred this matter to their "legal team". Something to hide perhaps.
I am 75 years old and now I have had to go back to work and try to recover the funds I lost / wasted on the My Alfred trading programme which they claim never loses money and provides a passive income. It hasn't done either.
This company has no consideration or empathy for the financial hardship the loss of funds can have on people and famlies who believed in My Alfred's misleading advertising and lies,

Don't be fooled by the artificial sincerity of these these people. Their claim of wanting to build long term relationships with their clients is a ploy to sell a higher priced investment service. I did a trial with them and was disappointed with the result. I asked for my money to be refunded and they refused. This company has credibility issues. Don't waste your money. There are other companies offering similar services for a lessor cost.

These useless bunch of no hopers wasted two years, going through the motions of trying to recover my lost funds. There efforts, like the company was and is an abject failure.

Gold Crescent contacted me earlier this year claiming to be a software company, who have developed a horse racing program that produced outstanding winning results. They claimed that with a starting capital of $1,000.00, I would make a profit of $71,753.28 in twelve months. I have been using their service for the past eight months, and I have loss of $1,000.00.

The cost of the program was $9,900.00 and as a special promotion they would sell it to me for $4,950.00, which also included a money back guarantee if their selections didn't meet their advertised returns and also a refund of lost money. Because of their loosing selections, they provided me with an extra $500.00 to continue betting with, which had also resulted in loses.

It is obvious that this company can not ever produce the results that they are claiming. There information is false, misleading and designed to take advantage of investors who have very little experience with the horse racing industry.

Companies like this should not be allowed to exist and scam people dishonestly with claims of unachievable returns. I have contacted the company on several occasions requesting a refund according to the terms and conditions of the purchase agreement. To this point they have refused to refund me any money.

The irony of this sad, sorry situation is that there are free horse racing tips available on the internet, which outperform the pathetic losing selections that this company constantly recommends.

Thank you for response, and your distorted version of the facts. I did reinvest the funds you returned and I invested them in your Pleasure Point Mine. Check your records.
You contacted me earlier this year stating that the 10% "good will" would be made because your previous project failed and you kept the invested funds for 6 months without paying any interest. Earlier this year you stated that the payment would be made in 2 weeks. Since January you have been making excuses as to why it hasn't been made.
The fact of the matter is you have not made that interest payment while my funds were sitting in my account. I'm still waiting to be paid.
I think you are a little delusional. At one point in your reply you claim that I am not entitled to the interest payment, and later you claim that you have sent me a " formal confirmation to pay " and I am still waiting for that payment.
I don't know why you mention my other investment which isn't the issue. Could it be an attempt at salvaging some credibility? The P. P. M has still to prove itself. I wait with interest for the next interest payment due next month, or will it be more sad pathetic excuses why the payment can't be made.
I have emailed you recently regarding this matter. Feel free to post those emails with these reviews.
I notice at the end of your review, you make an attempt to portray your company as ethical, and trust worthy, when in fact the opposite is the case.
You mentioned in one of your emails that you are doing the best you can to look after your staff. If it wasn't for investors you wouldn't have any staff.

Armada Assets claim to be a boutique investment company specializing in investments that are unique and unusual. What they fail to mention is that their investments lose money. No sooner has one investment lost money they have another one ready to scam the unsuspecting investor. Avoid investing with this company at all costs.