B Hinton
12 Nov 2013
Here's who this annoying company is:
Four Points Capital Partners
Member FINRA/SIPC
232 MADISON AVE, SUITE -405
NEW YORK, NY 10016
Tel: (212) 257-5240
Toll Free (855)-944-4PTS (4787)
Fax: (212) -658-9094
Call Type: Telemarketer
They called in asking for my boss by his first name. I interrogated him like anyone else that calls in asking for my boss. I then told him my boss wasn't available, he said "if you just put me through that my boss would know exactly who he was, and that he'd surely take the call. Started to put him on hold and immediately pulled him back because I wasn't in the mood to play games that morning. When I got back on the line I hear him say " F******G B****H". Lets just say after that he really saw what a F******G B****H I could be, hung up after I was done. Hope they call again, I like messing with them. Helps me keep my anger level down for the ones at home, that don't deserve it. Thanks 4 Points Capitol!
Wow this man keeps calling countless times, extremely rude and hangs up on you when you tell him the owner of the company is unavailable. He kept asking me when our CEO would be available so he could call back. Too smart for these loser telemarketer gave him no information. Hang up on him right away when you see "4 Points Capitol" on your caller ID. Or tell him to [***].
Highly questionable ethics from this boiler room stock tip operation. Their pitch begins with a lie. "Remember when we last spoke I told you about a stock tiip for (names a company)?" "Well now it's price has increased and you could have doubled if you had invested with me." Of course, most of the time, they never called you previously. Their pitch goes on claiming that they can double your money. And the claim that all they want to do is to prove how successfully they can double your money. They continue to badger you insisting that you give them a chance to prove themselves. If you ask for a trial copy of their contract you'll discover that they send a contract that absolves them of any and all risks, and that you as an investor are willing to accept the very highest level of risks in any investments that they make, Read the fine print and see if you really want to business with someone who wants to promise you a ton of money, won't tell you in advance what their commission rate is for either buying of selling a stock, and that you are accepting the very highest levels of risks for investments that they make with your money. LET THE BUYER BEWARE!