Wealthy LeadsReviews of wealthyleads.com

This guy Richard Telfaja is a total scam, he tried to scam people to buy his bots and his bots suck. Please do not believe anything coming out from this person. He just created another company under the this website apexalerts.com to lure others to buy his bots again. We need to stop him for good.

i BOUGHT IT IN AUGUST 2023 GIT SCAMMED WITHIN 60 DAYS i ASKED FOR MY MONEY BACK AND THEY KEPT CHARGING ME EVEN TIMLL LAST MONTH. NEVER GOT MY $200 IN FREE BITCOIN LIKE THEY ADVERTIZED ON THE WEBINAIR DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME THEY ARE GETTING SUED BY ME SOON FOR A SCAM.

This company makes these trading promises, over charges and never gives bitcoin promised. I have tried many times to just get back the over charge of 500$ and on the all they promised me bitcoin for free for just joining , but nothing was ever worked out to send it and they never send it. I have tried on live calls, emails to get help and nothing but 2 responses 3 weeks late.

I had a very disappointing experience with Wealthy Leads. Despite their claims, the trading bot is unusable in my country due to local restrictions, and the bot’s performance was much lower than advertised (3-6% vs. 15-30% per month). Despite multiple attempts to resolve this, including promises of a refund from one of the owners, Richard, no refund has been issued. I have documentation of all communications, including ignored emails and misleading support responses. Beware of their false advertising and unprofessional behavior.

Buyers beware, their "money back guarantee" has nearly impossible strings attached to it and is as worthless as their Apex Bot. Ran it for two weeks with ZERO results then got a consultant on ZOOM who just tried to get me to invest another $4k into signals from the same guys.

I really wish I had read these reviews before signing up with these jokers. They are the absolute worse. They have a false 60 money back guarantee that they do not stand behind at all. They make false promises of 28% monthly returns. It's really like 1-2%. They will give you the run around and ghost you. Do not give these guys your money. Karma will come back around to these guys eventually.

Similar to many others here, I too fell victim to Wealthy Leads' (WL) 60-day refund policy, which appears to be a tactic aimed at exploiting unsuspecting customers and disregarding their business policies. According to WL's refund policy as communicated by Eric (on 8 April 2024): [You are eligible] if you can provide evidence of the following (which can be sent to us via screenshots or pictures): - Watch all the videos - Create the necessary accounts - Use the Apex Bot and did not generate revenue - Ask questions in the Discord Group - And are within the 60-day timeframe Despite providing evidence for all the mentioned requirements and numerous attempts to contact their billing department and customer support via email and the Discord channel, this company simply "ghosts" you, even though they open your support emails (I tracked all of them). Naturally, I initiated a dispute with my credit card company, but I regret not checking here (Trustpilot) before investing in this non-performing scam. In the end, if you're considering Wealthy Leads' advertised "Apex Bot" (or any other product) I strongly advise conducting your own research and steering clear of this organization in your trading journey.

Everyone was very kind. After I took the onboarding 1/2 zoom class; and discovered I would have to pay monthly rate for an additional site; I've decided to cancel. There doesn't seem to be any type of reliable office available and no contact information listed directly on their site. So I have been sending emails. So far, some people are stating police reports need to be made out. Just need honesty, and honor their policy. No visible contact numbers are red flags