Chris Olson

There's no justifying value.

Yeah, it's a tragedy.

It really is.

And I've seen the stories.

And the people that are promoting these companies, the people who have large audiences, need to do a little investigation and check out the actual practices of the companies that they're recommending.

and understand what is the spread on the typical deal that these companies are offering to their customers, to the audience members of those people.

Or if they do, they'll do the bait and switch.

You'll call for that and they'll say, well, you know, you should maybe get this because they'll say something like the government can't confiscate this coin or they'll tell you some secret story, some secret sauce about the thing you should really buy that's going to cost a lot more.

But there's a story behind it.

Um, so yeah, you, you, that's, that's one of the typical signs is they don't have e-commerce or they're, they're not going to display prices.

No, there's plenty of honest companies too, that are telephone only.

They just, they're not into technology and they're honest brokers.

We work with people like that.

Um, so that, that's not, that's not a guarantee, but these companies almost always will not display their prices or their spreads, uh, because they don't want you to see that.

Yeah.

And it's typically very high profile celebrity endorsements because it's a con job.

They're relying on your confidence, your trust.

They're stealing the trust.

Yeah, I agree.

We've been very successful.