I have been a client for a good time now. I checked out the company and all that I can say is that they are legitimate. It looks like the poster here did not do his/her homework in regards to verifying the trades on the trading track record that Private Global Banks has, otherwise they would not be saying anything bad about that company. Besides, I am from Switzerland and Private Global Banks is becoming a Swiss bank very soon. I was able to verify that information through a close friend of mine in Geneva and they are telling the truth on that as well. I know there are some bad deals out there in the world, but Swiss banks are more strictly regulated than US banks are, therefore they don't fail, and not everyone is a Bernie Madoff!
Legitimate or not, they have no right to disregard and violate the federal "Do Not Call" list. I've been on the list for years, have no existing or past relationship with this company, yet they still keep calling - sometimes several times per day.
James, the Do Not Call List is for those who do not want to be called about investments, products, etc. You, therefore, received calls for investments at some point in the past. That then opened the door for them to call you. If you do not want to get involved with investing, then you should have never take a call, never received a package, and never sent emails to anyone about anything, ever.
That is the way it is in these United States now and I frankly like it. It is all about commerce and natural free market exchanges.
By the way, my homeland people, the Swiss, are always open to new investment possibilities and so that is part of the reason why we have so much money, because we don't mind getting those calls. That is also why our banks hold 38% of all of the wealth of the world, because we don't mind getting those calls.
I am a studious investor and in the process of studying various investments, I have also come to learn that the US Congress is about to discontinue the Do Not Call List legislation. This is on the basis that the Direct Marketing Association has been screaming about the Do Not Call List as being unconstitutional from the beginning, so that by now, Congress is tired of hearing about it. The Do Not Call List days are numbered, so you had better enjoy it while you can!