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    "The Fools Never Stop Marketing"

    Posted 2022-05-20

    Pros: The analysis of the few stocks they feature in the basic $89 version were interesting and idea starters to investigate further.

    Cons: Teasing headlines to what looked like articles but were lengthy sales pitches for higher priced subscriptions.

    Overall: All the "upsales" started the first day of using the basic service. It might have been more acceptable if they waited a week or two so basic subscribers could get used to the basic service.

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