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Globaleye Dubai - lousy liars (Stefan Terry)

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Updated by user Dec 18, 2014

So Stefan emailed me to asked me to remove my review as it was not im good for his reputation. Oh so now I remember another fact why I was so pissed off.

Before I withdrew my funds, I asked him why my annual valuation dropped. First he doesn't answer my question on why m...

Original review Jul 06, 2014
My money dropped by more than half from last year to this year (when I wanted to withdraw my money out).
Globaleye Dubai (Adviser name was Stefan Terry, and his assistant Paula Leonor) claimed that the reason for the drop from 2013 to 2014 was due to a combination of annual fee and poor market performance that made that happen.

(wait, wasn't 2013 a great year for making money? so either they lied, or they really do not know how to manage my money).


Note: I was also told (during sign up) that there was absolutely no fee. You cannot just slap an annual fee on your client any time you like.
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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, with the true intent of making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

Stefan Terry is a thief! Simple as that!

Guest

It's interesting to read Stefan Terry still hasn't changed one bit. Still a scammer to this day.

Once a scammer always a scammer! Never do business with this man!!!!!!

Guest

Hi, just to say I have also had my fingers burnt by the crook that is Stefan Terry. After trusting this man with my money - he ceased any communication without any updates on where my investments had gone. It is good to see people sharing what a nasty piece of work this man is.

Guest

Absolute nonsense... some advisers take on other peoples policies and have a fee because they didn't initiate the policy or get paid on it at any point...

would any of you work for free? If you worked for emirates for example and they asked you to work one day a month for no pay would you? of course not...

furthermore, fee based advice is more of a UK-centric approach (one of the most regulated jurisdictions)...

Thanks for the good advice Stefan... keep it up

Cyanna Dfj
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@happyclient123

I’m truly glad you are happy. I was too until Stefan Terry took over my portfolio.

You perhaps had a good run because over the last 18 months, the market has had a good run. So if you hadn’t been happy, I don’t know when you will ever be cow every Tom *** and Harry has been making lots. Wait till there’s a drop. Check your account to see how much you’ve lost and query why.

Listen to what he’s gotta say. I understand that that in investment, you win sometimes, you lose sometimes. But all I demanded was a logical explanation. Not some *** on me not understanding interest rates and that now they had to slap an annual fee due to markets being bad (I haven’t paid any fee since day 1).

I wish you luck in your trust in him.

I’ve so far had great success with my current advisor since my undesired experience with global eye (Stefan terry in particular).

I’m glad you found yourself someone you consider great too. Best wishes

Guest
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If only I had read this post sooner! Big mistake working with Stefan Terry. Would never use again.

Guest

Hi, I have just seen this review and I would also like to say that I am in agreement with it. I had my hard earned money effectively stolen from me and after continuous polite messages to initiate any conversation about it, I have been repeatedly ignore. DO NOT USE STEFAN TERRY OR ANYONE RELATING TO HIS SERVICES!

Guest

i would like to say guys..... nobody forces you to sign number 1, number 2 like any contracts that one signs you read it and check all terms and conditions.

then if any worries you ask for clarification in writing = you are covered.

people, you really are making my laugh!! if u r doing great u take it for granted if not then blame everyone!!

you should know by now if life there is no guarantee beside death.

no am not part of this industry - corporate commercial retails- please next time you sign anything double check terms and conditions.... food for thought

Guest
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When was the last time you went to the bank to open an account and the Relationship manager asked you to sign a bunch of papers that had 32 pages of conditions? You ask the essentials and if you had been lied to, well, then this guy deserves a "beating up".

Also agree that one should read the fine print but at most circumstances, it's not possible because they ask you to sign first before giving you the fine print. Technically you have the right to refuse to sign. But given you want to invest your money and most don't let you read the fine prints unless you sign up first. That's the job of the RM to advise based on your needs.

If he is not honest, it's too late. So get someone you trust and has good reference.

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Anonymous
map-marker Manchester, England

Globaleye Stephen Evans Jailed at long last

Its nice to see that the real Wolf of Old Street has been Jailed. I have had the delight of coming across Stephen Evans before he was Jailed when he was a financial adviser at Global Eye. Mr Evans was extremely pushy and seemed to be only interested in getting hold of my money, it is now so clear why he wanted my money. After feeling uncomfortable with Mr Evans I requested to speak with another financial adviser and they came across in the same manner as Mr Evans, so it seemed to me that this was the way Global Eye just conducted business and only seemed interested in lining each others pockets and not the initial investment.

Due to the behavior I seen of both these advisers I decided against Global Eye as they seemed very shady characters and went elsewhere.

This morning when I was reading the paper I came across an article in the Daily Mail that clarified my gut feeling about Global Eye seeing that Mr Evans has been Jailed for Fraud http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-260****/Spend-spend-spend-fraudster-dubbed-Wolf-Old-Hall-Street-blew-4-4million-Porsches-holidays.html

I am glad that I used my own common sense and invested in a extremely reputable company, I just hope other people haven't be conned by Global Eye and wont be conned in the future.

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, with the true intent of making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

Which company did you invest in?

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Anonymous
map-marker Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi

The Truth forget all the rubbish.

I saw an advisor some year back 2011 it must have been. The Globaleye Advisor spent a good few hours with me and my wife going over our lives and what we had, and highlighted a number of things we didn't have.

Life and critical illness was one of the things he said we should protect ourselves. A week later I signed up a critical illness plan for a small monthly amount with a company called Zurich. When we saw the financial advisor at a review he said we should save for our future and recommended a long term savings plan. I did some googling and saw this sight and I got cold feet as some of the comments here made me doubt the chap.

After 6 months I was diagnosed with cancer, I had an awful time in the UAE and had to have some treatment and take time off work, thank God I had listened to the advisor and taken out the critical illness plan. It paid me 150,000 USD and I was able to return home for treatment and pay off my mortgage. (it would have paid me more if I had listened closer to the recommendation and go with the 250,000 the advisor had recommended) Well as you can tell I am alive and I'm back working. If I hadn't taken the advise in and looked at this website my life would have been ruined by my illness and I would have had to work through my treatment to pay the bills.

As soon as I've settled into my new role I'm going to contact my old advisor shake his hand and Listen allot closer to what he has to say. My advise everyone needs to listen to an advisor and choose someone you get on with.

If they offer you protection first over savings then you know that they have your best interest at heart. Take it from me everyone should have life and critical illness protection, something the companies in the UAE do not cover on there medical schemes.

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, with the true intent of making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

What a fake review - not true at all. Don´t believe in Global Eye and their sellers

Guest

Fake

Guest

This has an Globaleye written all over it. Why would someone come on pissedconsumer to write an article saying something this positive. What's the name of this advisor since they were so great?

Guest

This article definitely was not written by anyone from Globaleye. The whole thing just seems so genuine.

Probably the most realistic post Ive ever read and bear in mind I've read diaries.

They actually happened!

So offering life cover first is a sure fire way of knowing that the advisor isnt a *** artist. Good to know!

Good thing im not scpetical and automatically think that this is a very see through ploy to build trust and then take every last penny from their victims. Im much cleverer than that

Guest

inspirational post thanks to globaleye and Colin Estlick thankyou very positive

Guest

As an ex adviser in the uk looking at going abroad to work, this story was comforting to hear.

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Jaelah Eso

Globaleye Belgium - Unregulated Fraud

Fraud Alert – Globaleye Belgium

This is a general fraud alert for all investors in the Belgian area about Globaleye international Wealth Solutions. This newly formed “entity” for Belgium is made up of a group of individuals that formally worked for Devere and include:

{{Redacted}}

Em Ajogbe

Joshua Roscoe

Rick Stansfield

Craig Rimmer

Rod Martins

Justin Davies

Mark Kilham

Hugo Pimentel

IIyas Kavak

Hugo Pimentel

The group have been representing themselves as qualified Financial Professionals since November of 2012 operating from an office located at 367 Avenue Louise 1050, Brussels. In fact it can be demonstrated with a simple search that they are not authorized or registered to operate in Belgium and that they haven’t even applied to do so.

http://www.fsma.be/fr/Supervision/finbem/vt/vz/Article/lijsten/vtvz.aspx

As can be demonstrated from the website, they don’t even acknowledge the branch being in Belgium:

http://www.globaleye.com/contacts

Globaleye, Belgium is illegally soliciting clients and selling them products that are not approved and may not be appropriate for Belgian residents. If you have purchased a product from them or are solicited by them, contact the Belgian Financial regulators (FSMA) immediately at:

Financial Services & Markets Authority

Rue du Congrès/Congresstraat 12-14

1000 Brussels

E-mail: People@***.be

Telephone +32(0)* 220 ** **

Fax: +32(0)* 220 ****

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

{{Redacted}} later moved BACK to DeVere (extraordinary that they didn't seem to check what he's been doing), where he tried to trick me and my wife out of large sums of money. He then left DeVere without telling us (and DeVere didn't tell us either) and has started another company, promising 10/15% returns MONTHLY! Be very careful of dealing with this guy and DeVere in general.

Guest
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You and your "ex" wife were not tricked. We/I made an error which resulted in you being over charged and as soon as you highlighted, I/deVere paid you immediately (within 3 weeks I think).

When I left deVere in March 2021, I emailed all my clients as I'm sure deVere did and each client was assigned a new advisor. I've always prided myself on client service and when mistakes happen, both myself and clients have been glad that deVere have a great dept to help with this. Hence both you and your ex wife were recompensed within a short period. With regards to your final statement.

My business. I run a regulated forex product that has so far returned (independently verified) 9% per month this year. I absolutely do not promise these returns and clients sign to say that they understand this is a higher risk product etc With regards to this website pissed consumer - I did work for GE in Brussels and as others in the industry kindly pointed out at the time, we wernt able to get a license therefore not able to solicit new business.

After about 6 months of GE trying, I moved to the Middle East and rejoined deVere. I'm happy to add my personal email address and not be anonymous mfootner01@***.com {{Redacted}}

Guest

They finally did back in Brussels but beware as several of them just rebranded themselves as Trafalgar. The manager seems to have gotten a promotion to lead the Globalscam office in Abu Dhabi, beware Emirates!

Guest

Ripping people off everywhere....when will the regulators wake up?

Javia Xdp

Can a firm sell an illegally run subsidiary? In Belgium they can and they did:

International advisory firm Globaleye, which has its head office in Dubai, has relinquished its Belgium license and merged with another existing EU brokerage after deciding its "aspirations in the EU are not in line with its revised plans” going into next year.

The local regulator, the Financial Services and Markets Authority, released a statement late last month stating that Globaleye Belgium has “neither the registration required in Belgium to pursue the activity of insurance intermediation, nor the authorization in order to offer investment services in or from Belgium”.

According to Globaleye chief executive Tim Searle the release of the FSMA statement is common practice after a company has relinquished its licence.

Globaleye has now entered into an agreement with another European advisory service, Trafalgar, with its advisers now representing the latter’s firm.

“We have retracted ourselves from the FSMA since our aspirations in the EU are not line with our revised plans going into 2014 and beyond,” said Searle.

“It is well documented that there is a lack of the traditional offshore product providers in the EU and the number continues to diminish so this does not bode well for our proposition in being able to offer a holistic financial planning solution from an array of providers. To that end, we have merged our business with another existing EU brokerage.”

Tracey W Svh
reply icon Replying to comment of Javia Xdp

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

The Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) warns the public against the activities of Globaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye Belgium, firms acting as insurance intermediaries and offering investment services.

Globaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye Belgium have neither the registration required in Belgium to pursue the activity of insurance intermediation, nor the authorization in order to offer investment services in or from Belgium.

The FSMA therefore advises against responding to any offers of financial services made by Globaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye Belgium and against transferring money to any account number they might mention.

Globaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye Belgium have their registered office at avenue Louise/Louizalaan 367, 1050 Brussels.

Guest

Warnings of the Financial Services and Markets AuthorityGlobaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye BelgiumThe Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) warns the public against the activities of Globaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye Belgium, firms acting as insurance intermediaries and offering investment services.Globaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye Belgium have neither the registration required in Belgium to pursue the activity of insurance intermediation, nor the authorization in order to offer investment services in or from Belgium.The FSMA therefore advises against responding to any offers of financial services made by Globaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye Belgium and against transferring money to any account number they might mention.Globaleye SPRL, Globaleye SA and Globaleye Belgium have their registered office at avenue Louise/Louizalaan 367, 1050 Brussels.If you would like to enquire more generally as to the regularity of a transaction being proposed, please consult the Consumers page of the FSMA website (www.fsma.be). You may also contact the 'Relations with Consumers of Financial Services' department by email (info@***.be) or by phone (+32 2 220 ** **).http://www.fsma.be/en/Consumers/press/Article/press/warnfsma/2013/2013-11-26_globaleye.aspx

Guest

Ian Youd & Craig Rimmer have left Globaleye to join Fulcra (a part of the Fry group).

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Jarvin Zow
map-marker Dubai, Dubai

Distracted in family time

Met this *** at a brunch around a week ago. I was with my family and amongst all the constant cold calls i get during the week, I was approached by a guy called {{Redacted}} who left me a business card and decided to talk business. Bearing in mind, this was 1 weekend in a long time i got to spend with my wife and the last thing i needed was this after a long week. I just felt the approach was very pushy and deliberate on the companies part. Anyway, I recieved a business card and managed lose company of the guy who still lingered around us. On looking into this further, and seeing the posts on here, I can now say they are definitely cowboys willing to give jobs to anybody at all, in their industry. If you don't believe it, just take a look at the link below. Also, same goes for all their competitors including Guardian, Deveres (PIC) & the lot of them. Bunch of salesmen scamming the decent public as again was approached by a different company at the same venue on the same day. Not needed on a family day !

http://www.examiner.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news/sales-rep-court-after-downing-494****

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

Newly documented fact.... that this comment was posted in spite by an ex colleague/employer of the above mentioned Nick Armstrong. The author of this comment has since been fired from the company for fraudulent behavior.

Guest

Having been involved in offshore financial services in Hong Kong over a large number of years, I baulk at the obviouse tactics of so called professionals slandering the names of their competitors to try and gain points by posting such utter rubbish. I would much rather see financial consultants concentrating on their clients needs and investments than taking time to rubbish the industry they pretend to represent as professionals.

I am not suggesting for 1 minute that there are not some genuine complaints on this ridiculously unregulated web site.

But by allowing totally anonymous posts and holding absolutely no one responsible for their actions is simply negligent and irresponsible. All companies from Walmart to the dry cleaners in your local town will receive complaints at one time or another, and then the person with the complaint goes to the supplier to sort it out.

If the supplier does not deal with it in a professional manner post on sites like this and get the truth out there, of course give the post the credibility it deserves by using your real name. By doing this gripe sites like this will become a valuable resource and stop all this in fighting between ex employees and competing companies.

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Dariela Oue
map-marker Bath, England

Vincent Wilson Vice President Globaleye scam artist took my money Dubai, UAE Abu Dhabi

Vincent Wilson Vice President of Globaleye Dubai is a scam artist of epic proportions and cannot be trusted. He and his cronies lied to me constantly about the performance of my investment.

Vincent Wilson scam artist extrordinaire told me I could access my investment anytime but when I started asking questions several months later I started to smell a rat. I got another company to look at it for me and we found it had high fees attached and was a high risk investment. He never told me about these high fees and high risk and I will have now lost tens of thousands of my money. Globaleye scammers have nice offices but I got duped and taken in by his sales pitch.

How *** can I be? Vincent Wilson Vice President Globaleye scam artist is an outright cheat, so if you get a call from him he is not a board member of Globaleye but just a two faced employee to be avoided at all costs.

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Loss:
$15000
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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

sigh...not again...IFA's slagging each other off on internet forums to try to get one up on each other. Don't you guys realise it makes your whole industry look ***???

Guest

If a financial firm has lied to you about your investments I assume you have taken it up with the relevant authorities? If so, what was the outcome?

Also, it seems strange that you would go to the effort of making this post with no details whatsoever on the institution, product or disputed charges in question(?)

This post smells VERY fishy to me!

Guest

All fees with any product provider or IFA company remain the same across the board on regular premiums. If you know the term and premium amount how can you complain about what YOU have signed? You are your own person, he can't force you to sign the documents and give him your ID copies.

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Jonelle Dhq

Globaleye - Conducting Of Business Review

Philip Carrington of Globaleye brings his son Eban McLean into the business to do what they do bets, rip clients off and earn very high commissions. If you are in contact with either of these two *** men, do not meet or take calls from them.

They're the *** of the finance industry,,, you have been warned - do not fall into there pushy sales scam. Philip has been in UAE for more than ten years doing this and now his son Eban is doing the same.

Eban is the most convincing person I have spoken to and will force you into meeting with Philip with his scare tactics. Don't fall into the trap that hundreds of other good working people have!!!!!!

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

Name is not Carrington its Potter

Guest
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What do you mean?

Guest

Eben Mclean has been in jail since July 2015 and is expected to serve a minimum of 3 to 5 years on financial fraud and financial cases. If you were also interested you may add fuel to the fire and file another case against him. I recognized him as the liar he is from day 1 unfortunately others havent but the law caught up with him

Guest
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Hi, have you anymore information on Ebens case?

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Anonymous
map-marker Roma, Lazio

Ian Leigh and Luke Forrest Rip Off

After being contacted by Luke Forrest I was recommend a meeting with the managing partner Ian Leigh to do an in depth review of my finances.

I was recommended a regular savings plan as I had a "shortfall" in my retirement. I was also told I should transfer my pension out of the UK. Maybe I was a little naive but I took them on face value and was sold by the promises they made.

Since then I have heard nothing from them and after finding a trusted FA in Rome I later find out I am down 27%. I have tried contacting both with no luck. I guess their spending their high commissions they made off me on more Gucci suits to bluff other innocent hardworking people.

I would suggest anyone to avoid this pair and not to do business with them at all. Its a great shame and quite embarrassing as I thought they were both pleasant people when we met, but I suppose thats how they get you.

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

I have done due diligence into this outfit. They are completely unlicensed - nothing more than a boiler room out of Dubai. Any contact with them should be reported to CONSOB and your local police station.

Sentence for unauthorised financial services provision is between 3 and 16 years in Italy.....

Don't let them ruin your life!

Guest

It would appear that this information is neither correct nor accurate. Having been involved in the offshore industry in several countries over a large number of years, I baulk at the obviouse tactics of so called professionals ruining our industry and the names of competitors to try and gain points by posting such utter rubish.

Having met Mr Leigh and his friend Luke socially, I know for a fact that both of these people had not commence business in Rome by the date you posted this with Globaleye and to say you had a loss of such quantity is absolutely ridiculas given that most Uk pension transfer through QROPS would take at least 3 months to even receive the funds and to commense any investing.

Had you saved in a regilar pkan since the 17th of April how coujd you possibly have lost $42,000 when the poIicy would not have been issued yet nor would the money have been received or invested. I can not speak for Glbaleye, Mr Leigh or Mr Forrest but as a semi retired independent professional in this industry (in Rome) I would much rather see financial consultants concentrating on their clients needs and investments than taking time to rubbish the industry they pretend to represent as professionals.

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Joe Mue
map-marker Fremont, California

Globaleye International Wealth Solutions - Ripped Me off

I can't believe how *** I've been in using these guys.

They completely mis-sold me a number of investment products and whilst they were very accommodating up to and including me signing the proposals they have not returned my calls, responded to my emails and have no alternative to seek legal redress.

Fortunately I have video footage of the meetings I had with them and my lawyer friend is now taking this up with the regulators as this simply is bad form and they are a complete disgrace to the profession they serve in.

By the way they aren't regulated in most of the jurisdictions.

Aaron Pacitti is the guy who mis-sold these products here's his profile on their website http://www.globaleye.com/team/aaron-pacitti/

He his a ***-man who can't be trusted ...

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Ayman Udq

I would firstly ask the question, are you American? If so other options would have need to be sought. If you want to discuss how you can change things let me know.

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Saynoway
map-marker Washington, District Of Columbia

Globaleye Dubai non stop cold calling me

I am constantly cold called by people working at Globaleye and its driving me insane!

I keep telling the people on the phone to remove me from your list and do not call me again. However I have been called 50 times in the last month! Either this company is *** and just doesn't care!

The reason I do not want to speak to this company is because I have been told they run a number of scam investments. They have offered me attractive rates of return that are completely unreal!

My advice is to stay away from these *** men. Do not take one meeting with them as they operate a high pressure sales tactic. They will have you in fear of them! Stay clear

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Noneeded

To want to expose bad practice: send the link of this site and threads to everyone you know and ask them to keep sending forward...and just ask people to read and think twice before taking advise from anyone company listed in this site.

Guest

The only people worse than goldeneye for cold calling are the charlatans at devere.

My advice - accept a meeting but make it an inconvenient place for them to get to. Then, quite simply, just don't show up. These clowns will have wasted their own money getting there and will soon realise you have no interest in meeting them.

Worked for me.

Guest

It is annoying to be repeatedly cold called, but I do think it is unfair to say that the company is dishonest if you have no direct evidence of it.

My colleague has had investments with Globaleye and was really taken care of. they are legit, but the cold calling can be annoying.

Guest

I agree with constantly being cold called by people working in organisations and it also drives me insane!

The Best advise i would offer is to either speak to a member of management or get hold of the CEO's email address or Admin and email them directly to be removed.

Saves you a lot of time and hassle to keep repeating yourself.

"The reason I do not want to speak to this company is because I have been told....."

Personally i do not think its fair to go off what you have been TOLD as people TELL many things because they have had a bad experience - doesn't mean YOU will.

Im sure Globaleye provide written paperwork with facts and figures, that can be provided as evidence should you be required to do so.

Like any major established firm Globaleye receive GOOD and BAD press.

If you do not wish to be contacted by Globaleye best route is to obtain the CEO / Admin email and inform them.

Regards,

The Law Within.

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feelit
map-marker Iasi, Iasi

Tim Searle Globaleye HIGHEST changes in the industry

Avoid Globaleye who are in Dubai. They have the highest charges in the industry.

Tim Searle is a multimillionaire from the high fee's he makes his emplyees charge clients.

Tim Searle and Phil Carrington are not only rip off merchants, they also *** with all the female staff.

Phil Carrington and his wife offer sexual favours to the Globaleye staff and invite many to their swinging parties

Tim Searle is having a number of affairs with staff, mainly Jenny Owens the recruitment manager based in Manchester. Tim Searle cannot fire Jenny Owens because she knows to much inside information that could shut down Globaleye and send Tim Searle to prison.

Globaleye are the worst company to work for and to let control your finances. The foundations to teh company are based on bizarre sexual practices and untrust worthy staff that are motivated by maximum commisions.

Do not let these low lifes meet you and do not discuss your finances with them.

SCAM SCAM SCAM

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Noneeded

Buy list of emails in the net, there are reasonably cheap and may help you to reach an incredible number of people in one hit.

Noneeded

To want to expose bad practice: send the link of this site and threads to everyone you know and ask them to keep sending forward...and just ask people to read and think twice before taking advise from anyone company listed in this site.

Noneeded

Get a life people. There is not much point in carrying on talking about IFAs.

The real point is, what kind of people want an unqualified and an unregulated service which will be dealing with your MONEY, very likely will provide you with an advise that even a monkey could reach too? Only *** people! The same goes for those who work for this kind of company. Nobody needs a IFA.

If you want to invest your money? Do your homework and find a top bank or financial institution and they will help you.

Bear this in mind - these organization will have QUALIFIED advisers. So if you put your money through a IFA and get a bad service and poor return - don´t complaint because you are the only one to blame!!

Guest

I am not sure what Can be done about it but I have had some unfortunate run ins with Global Eye. I lost my Job un expectedly.

The Plan Global Eye sold me was optionless. I asked the rep before sighning up if anything were to happen could I get my money out he assured me I could. It was a lie. I went directly to Zurich in Dubai, and asked them about their plan and they confirmed that the plan I had been sold was one that I couldn't do anything about.

I was sold a false bill of goods and My rep didnt care about our hard ship a single bit.

I just want my money back. They can keep the false interest they are claiming it was making.

Guest

I notice the guy complaining about sex has called himself Feelit.

you have to be kidding me.

Guest

Pissed Consumer website has to be very careful here.

This website states " personal attacks will be deleted" ......

This article is nothing other than that - a personal attack on the people at Globaleye .

These scurrilous and highly defamatory remarks are liable to be subject of legal proceedings in the very near future.

I strongly suggest to the people who run Pissed Consumer that they remove this article with immediate effect.

Guest
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Tim?? Is that you?

I didn't know you were a legal advisor. :grin

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returnofthemac
map-marker Amsterdam, North Holland

Globaleye kicked out of Brazil for stealing clients money

Globaleye was kicked out of Brazil for stealing clients money. Yes thats correct, this so called financial advisory company was actually taking clients money.

The client believed they was investing in savings plans, but unbeknown to them, the cash was going directly in to the pockets of the "advisers" and ultimately Tim Searle the Chairman.

Globaleye, www.globaleye.com, consultants can be found scratching around Dubai desperate to make a deal with an unsuspecting expat.

My advice is to STAY AWAY from these conmen, lowlife, *** of the earth so called financial advisers.

Their interest is to make them as much money as possible, not the client.

BE WARNED! The stealing of clients money happens all over the world, in Brazil they were caught red handed. In Dubai the practice continues!

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Noneeded

To want to expose bad practice: send the link of this site and threads to everyone you know and ask them to keep sending forward...and just ask people to read and think twice before taking advise from anyone company listed in this site.

Noneeded

I´m afraid "Thefacts" you are not correct at all. Globaleye closed its office in Brazil its operation was no longer an attractive one for the HQ. I did work for them, I don´t work any longer and honestly speaking this IFA and offshore "dream" is not that great as they say but lets be correct with the facts.

Guest

:grin :grin :grin

Funny how someone comes on here to protect them! Its a FACT!

The Brazil office got closed down do to the heat from the police and fraud! Taking clients money

:p :p :p

Sairah

Do you have any proof?

I would like to see a link or media coverage of this.

I dont believe everything i hear as i have heard alot in my time but if you can provide some kind of official evidence id be more than happy to take a look.

Regards,

The Law within

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iseeyou
map-marker Toronto, Ontario

Tim Searle Globaleye INVESTMENT SCAM

Thanks to Tim Searle of Globaleye I have lost all my financial savings and am now bankrupt.

I was lied to over and over again about the performance of my funds. I lost my job and when I enquired about accessing my investments, I was told that I could not do!

I asked why and all I got was lies. When I sent a legal letter in they eventually gave me my valuation, which showed next to nothing. I researched into this further and found that the funds I was forced in to be high risk and very high fee based.

I was not aware of any of the fees and was lied to. I am now taking this to court with the little finances I have left along with help from my family and friends.

Globaleye have ruined me financially and emotionally.

You may not understand what it is like knowing that everything you worked hard to achieve has been eaten away by sky high commissions and fees that have gone directly to *** bags like Tim Searle!

Tim Searle and is company Globaleye advisers are nothing but ***

Take this as a warning; DO NOT take any cold calls from them. DO NOT have a face to face meeting with them. DO NOT take advice from them about ANYTHING. DO NOT believe their lies!

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Tracey W Svh

Globaleye is a scam, their true intent is making you lose your money. They stole over $118k from me and after several failed attempts to get them to give me my money back, I decided to file a fraud report against them through a fraud investigative agency, and they helped get back my money from Globaleye without requesting any upfront fees from me.

If you would like to know more, contact me by email: tracey.winslow(at) aol.

com. I will be glad to share this information because I know the police and securities commissions would help nobody, act now and seek refund.

Guest

I signed a long term savings plan with globaleye today.I only realise my mistake now.No money has been taken from my account yet. Is it possible to cancel contract with them.Thanking you

Guest

They are now committing their fraud in Belgium as well, hiring a large group that got kicked out as part of Devere and now are defrauding people despite not even having a license.

Guest

Colin Estlick is a loser and lier! If he's your boss, then you are a fool letting this *** tell you what to do when he doesnt have a clue himself

Noneeded

Buy list of emails in the net, there are reasonably cheap and may help you to reach an incredible number of people in one hit.

Noneeded

To want to expose bad practice: send the link of this site and threads to everyone you know and ask them to keep sending forward...and just ask people to read and think twice before taking advise from anyone company listed in this site.

Noneeded

Get a life people. There is not much point in carrying on talking about IFAs.

The real point is, what kind of people want an unqualified and an unregulated service which will be dealing with your MONEY, very likely will provide you with an advise that even a monkey could reach too? Only *** people! The same goes for those who work for this kind of company. Nobody needs a IFA.

If you want to invest your money? Do your homework and find a top bank or financial institution and they will help you.

Bear this in mind - these organization will have QUALIFIED advisers. So if you put your money through a IFA and get a bad service and poor return - don´t complaint because you are the only one to blame!!

Guest

Beware of the Global Eye scam. Many have fallen for this. :(

Guest

You are not the only one, we have another case involving Mr. Searle on our books. Send us secure email address if you wish to communicate and require assistance.

Guest
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Please send me more details I was about to sign with them today in dubai

send it to tareqawasmeh@***.com

Thanks

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