Like you, we're sick of being screwed by crooked bankers on Wall Street. And sometimes, we'd like to give them a taste of their own medicine…
But here at the Sleuth, we don't support lawbreaking of any kind. Frankly, it's too bad that so many Wall Street CEOs don't adhere to a similar code of honor…
That's why we were so surprised to get word of an investment technique that can allow you to "scam" $920 a day or more from the corporate accounts of over 3,500 public companies.
We were skeptical at first. But when we dug a little deeper, we found this technique is completely legal… Under SEC law, you won't ever be fined, reprimanded, or arrested for doing this. But the fact is: By using this secret...you can wire thousands in corporate money to your personal stock account, on a five-minute transaction.
In the letter below, you'll see exactly how it all works, and how to collect as much as $920 ― whether you're at home...in the office...or even if you're traveling. All it takes is five minutes and a brokerage account.
I don't believe in breaking the law... and I'm not about to start now.
But in this letter � I'm going to show you how to "scam" $920 a day or more from the corporate accounts of over 3,500 public companies.
Under SEC law... you won't ever be fined, reprimanded, or arrested for doing this. It's completely legal. But the fact is: By using this secret... you can wire thousands in corporate money to your personal stock account, on a 5-minute transaction.
Believe me... I'm not a crook. I work a regular 9-to-5 job... pay my taxes... and I rarely even pay a bill late. I certainly don't believe in stealing.
But I'm sick of being screwed... so now I'm paying myself.
"Scam" $350 from Dell (DELL)
"Scam" $235 from Coca-Cola (KO)
"Scam" $215 from Intel (INTL)... ALL IN 5 MINUTES
First off: If you're not comfortable taking advantage of companies run by rich jerks to cash in on this windfall, then stop here. This isn't right for you.
But I'll tell you this: after what I've seen in the market the last 6 months: ordinary folks' cash being flushed down the toilet � it sure doesn't bother me...
I showed a lawyer in Little Rock named Ron Campell how to "scam"... and he says, "My wife and I have made $22,000 in 3 months."
I showed Sarah Benning in Miami... who says, "It's wonderful. I'm earning about $500 to $800 a month."
In fact � I know of one man named Jim Pangelinan in Ft. Worth... who withdrew $100,000 in just over a year by "scamming" the market.
And I don't feel guilty one bit...
First off: As I'll explain below � this is all legal, made possible by the OCC, which works under SEC Regulation.
And secondly... the way I see it: companies on the stock market are happy to take your money... and sell you all the worthless shares you want. They don't care... and all their wealthy CEOs and Wall Street brokers don't, either. It's a sucker's game.
Personally, I'd rather "scam" those jerks for every dime I can... pocket the cash in 5 minutes... and get out. Here's a typical week:
As you can see � by using my secret... some folks "scammed" a different company every day... from technology and healthcare... to fast-food and retail.
And some did it more than once... like David Lowden in Philadelphia, who "scammed" U.S. Natural Gas 3 times for a total of $752.75.
My point is: You can either keep buying stocks � and hope you don't get screwed, OR... you can legally "scam" cash every day, using a secret code.
In this letter, I'll show you exactly how it all works, and how to collect as much as $920 as early as 5 p.m. today � whether you're at home... in the office... or even if you're traveling. All it takes is 5 minutes and a brokerage account.
Let's get started...
Chances are � you got screwed by Richard Fairbanks last year.
He's the CEO of Capital One Financial (COF)... ranked by Forbes as the highest-paid executive in America, with a recent annual salary of $250 million.
But if you own shares of his company � you've lost 84% of your money since last fall... and not ONLY that, but as CEO of a multibillion-dollar bank, it's thanks to idiots like Fairbanks that our entire economy is now in the toilet.
Or take James Houghton, CEO of Corning. Not only did he rake in $7.4 million... but USA Today says he got a fancy New York apartment with company cash.
Meanwhile, you've lost 75% of your money if you owned his crappy stock. I don't know about you � but I think it's time to make James Houghton pay...
"Scam" their corporate account for $600 right now. Simply open your brokerage account... type in his stock ticker... and enter code: GLWCA, which I'll explain below. You'll see the money in your account within 5 minutes.
The truth is � I thought this "scam" was illegal when I first heard about it. Where I come from, back home in Iowa, we believe in 2 things: hard work and an honest day's pay. I wasn't raised to "steal" from other people � no matter who they are.
But about 2 years ago � an old friend got in touch with me... and told me about an interesting story I should cover. (I forgot to tell you: I'm a financial analyst. I'm paid to publish secrets like this for a living. One just got profiled by Barron's.)
In short, here's what he told me:
"You ever hear of Siebel, Brian? They're a tech outfit in California. Well I just took half a million dollars from their corporate account... and I didn't put a single extra dime in the company."
When I asked him what he was talking about � he told me that he didn't want his name attached to my story... but that he would explain everything he knew about this "scam," including how other people were doing the exact same thing...
Like Don Larson (not his real name... he wanted his privacy) � a 57-year-old retired small business owner who legally "scammed" $15,000 in a single year.
Or Peter Candall in Los Angeles, who used the secret I'll share in this letter to "scam" (get this) $360,000 in less than 24 months...
At first I thought he was exaggerating... and the cash he and these folks made was a dividend... royalty... or some other typical payout. But then he asked:
"You ever hear of a guy named Larry Ellison?"
"Sure," I said. "He's the CEO of Oracle."
"Right," he said. "Take out a pen. Let me give you his corporate account code."
As he began telling me his story, I learned that what makes this "scam" legal is a little-known organization known as the "OCC" � which regulates certain types of equity trading.
To most folks, it means nothing. Only brokers... experienced traders... and elite money managers have a clue about what the OCC does.
But as you'll see below � thanks to this regulatory body... now anybody with a brokerage account can "scam" over 3,500 corporate accounts.
Take Merrill Lynch � whose CEO, John Thain, paid millions in bonuses after taking money from the government. Their corporate account got "scammed" for $469.75 by a college professor in Seattle recently.
Or consider Kent Kleeburger, the jerk CEO of clothing firm Chico's (CHS). Their corporate account got "scammed" for $720 last year by a consultant in Boston.
And the list goes on: "I've made close to $10K," says Chris Malcolm in Reno. "I've gotten over $40,000," says Morgan Arles in Chicago. And Chuck Linder in Raleigh says, "I made $100,000" last year by taking advantage of this.
But how did these folks learn about this secret "scam"?
More importantly, how did they get the corporate account codes you need to pull it off? And how could it possibly be legal to collect thousands of dollars from public companies?
My friend continued his story...
Nobody hates CEOs more than my friend J.C., the guy who called me on the phone and explained how this works...
When Martha Stewart went to jail back in 2005 � he made a 343% gain in 11 days on a trade of her company, Martha Stewart Living (MSO). His only regret: "I wish they'd kept her in a little longer."
When the founder of Gateway Computers gave control to an outsider � he made a 1,391% gain in 3 months on one trade, by betting against him.
But it wasn't until he heard about computer software billionaire Larry Ellison, the CEO of Siebel, that J.C. first started "scamming" in a big way...
At a glance � you'd never know J.C. fetched tens of thousands of dollars a year by "scamming" corporate bank accounts. A quiet man, he lives with his wife and 2 children near Walnut Creek, Calif... mows his lawn on weekends... and until he retired, ran a multimillion-dollar brokerage firm he started himself.
"I've made my own breaks in life," he says. "I worked my way through college and never once had anything handed to me. I'm not a dishonest person."
But after 2 decades as a broker, when J.C. came across an unusual opportunity to scalp a tiny sliver of Larry Ellison's company's account � he took notice...
In short � not long ago... one of J.C.'s brokerage clients came to his office, asking for advice. He owned 2,000 shares of Larry Ellison's company stock... but hadn't made a cent... and worried he'd see a loss. "Is there anything you can do?"
Initially... J.C. considered buying options. After all � he's a trader... who spent 22 years building his firm to over $60 million using options plays (many still vividly remember his 2005 Strayer play... which made 1,285% in 48 hours).
But when J.C. looked at the available options � he made a remarkable discovery... "probably the biggest a-ha moment of my career," he later said.
Quite simply: He noticed one of the options for Ellison's stock came with a 5-letter code... which would enable him to receive several hundred dollars from the exact same pool of cash paid out to the CEO in stock options.
Over the next weeks... by using a secret code in the options market, J.C. "scammed" Larry Ellison's company's account � for $500,000.
"We did it one small chunk at a time."
When I contacted J.C.'s client to confirm this story... not only did he validate it, but he wrote a long email explaining what he did right afterward: "It's amazing. Because of this I bought a vacation ski home in Tahoe! And I now get to spend many weekends there with my family. It's a dream come true... and I NEVER would have been able to do it without [J.C.]"
� D.B., San Francisco
For J.C. � this was only the beginning...
But before I explain the secret to his discovery... and how to begin "scamming" in your own account immediately � there's something you should know:
When you "scam" a corporate account, you collect your payout immediately.
Take NutriSystem (NTRI), for example � the weight-loss firm.
Last year � the stock went nowhere... up 35% and down 30%... swinging back and forth with no direction... and no promise of good news.
But on March 4... Dan Fielder in Boston opened his brokerage account... and with just a single code � "scammed" Nutrisystem's corporate account for $600 in just 5 minutes.
And he wasn't alone. The same day, Don Baker in Santa Fe got $572 from NutriSystem. And Bob Lepal in Colorado Springs says, "I made $655!"
In other words: If you think the only way to make money on top stocks is by getting a big capital return... you're what J.C. calls a "share price sucker." Sure, you might get lucky on a good stock now and then... but "scamming" is a much safer way of making money.
And what about dividends? Well, as J.C. explains it, that's been a sucker's game of late as well...
Consider Microsoft (MSFT), for example...
If you own shares of Microsoft, you made $230 in dividends over the past year, if you owned 500 shares. Not bad.
But if you'd simply "scammed" Bill Gates... you'd have made $1,105. Now: I admit that $1,105 isn't a lot of money these days � no matter how you get it...
But consider this: That's almost 5 TIMES more than Microsoft's dividends for the entire year... and even more importantly: you see this cash in your account in just 5 minutes � without ever having to worry about dividend cuts.
And finally � as I said before: This "scam" works for 3,500 different companies � which means you don't have to focus on any particular sector. The fact is... once I show you how to do this yourself � you can "scam" almost any company you want.
Take Stanley Gellar, for example, a 46-year-old in Seattle who just got started last year. Look at all the different corporate accounts he's "scammed"...
Bottom-line: You could make up to 10 times MORE as a "scammer"... FASTER... and with LESS RISK... than by collecting your income the old-fashioned way.
As J.C. says: "Holding stocks long-term is a sucker's game."
All you need is the ticker... and the account code.
The code for Apple Computer's corporate account right now is QAACS.
If you take this to your brokerage account... type in the ticker... and use the technique J.C. discovered � you'll receive $825 worth of Steve Jobs's corporate account, in 5 minutes.
You see � CEOs get paid not only through a salary... but also with stock options � which amount to millions of extra dollars each year. And simply by identifying the proper code within those options, you can pocket a tiny sliver of the same pool of cash.
For example, CEO James Rogers owns $27.5 million in stock options right now. But by using code DUKCB, you can "scam" $430 from the company's account.
The code for CEO Terry Consadine's corporate account is IORCV. By using it, you can take $100 from the company even as you're reading this, and legally keep every last dime. Screw you, Terry.
So what are these codes?
In short � for more than 3,500 public companies, there are certain options in the "call" market that offer the same type of payout as some CEO's compensation.
They're identified by a single 5-letter I.D.... and if you know how to spot them, you can pocket a guaranteed percentage of their total value, in 5 minutes... simply by giving it to your broker.
You see � Federal law requires that companies pay you these small lumps of cash, the instant you request it. Even more amazing, it's NOT a loan...
**As SEC policy states, "The investor keeps the premium" by identifying these little-known options.
For folks who know about it, it's by far the market's most valuable secret...
And as I said before: The best part is you get the payout instantly without having to lock your money into some crappy stock for years on end... supporting the rich jerk who controls it. Instead � HE pays YOU, whether he likes it or not.
Just remember: You're not actually taking money, of course, from the CEO's own personal bank account...
You see � typically, most folks make money in the stock market by trusting these dirtbags to increase the value of their stock. But the majority of CEOs are nothing but lying morons. I mean, come on... is any CEO really worth $250 million a year?
By "scamming" these overpaid, self-indulgent jerks � you profit from an outside system that doesn't benefit their company at all.
The only question is: How do you spot these account codes?
Take a look at the groups of letters below. Each one identifies a different option for a handful of Blue Chip firms. Can you spot the code for General Electric?
My guess is you have no idea...
But if you were to ask my friend J.C. � he'd take one look and say, "DOCCW." And in the same breath, he'd tell you, "You'll get $530 if you use it by 5 p.m. today."
You see � after 22 years as a professional trader, managing client accounts worth as much as $20 million apiece, J.C. knows every secret of the options market you can possibly imagine... and is one of the best options specialists in the country.
(Bear in mind: You don't need to buy options or make any risky overnight trades to take advantage of this opportunity.)
In fact � in the last 3 years alone... J.C. spotted 45 different options that returned 100% or more. One recent play saw 1,017% in less than 48 hours (that turns every $5,000 stake into $50,850).
My point is: J.C. has enough experience to spot these codes at a glance... and then use them to "scam" hundreds of dollars at a time across the market.
The thing is � J.C. has one big personal quirk...
In short, in spite of J.C.'s reputation as a trader... (he's been so successful he was asked to structure an MBA options course... and even mentored about 1,500 new brokers), he hates Wall Street... and almost every major financial institution.
"I live in California... as far away from those jerks as I can get. Personally I think brokers are a bunch of scam-artists themselves. They don't care about their clients � they're just after commissions. Those con-men make me sick," he says.
And that's exactly why he told me this secret...
$800 from King Pharmaceuticals (KG)
$800 from Yamana Gold (AUY)
$700 from Silver Wheaton (SLW)
That's just a sample of what J.C. has spotted. The truth is � he had already produced so much money with this investment technique that he shut down his brokerage firm back in 2005 � and retired, at 42.
But he's not finished yet.
Put simply: For the past 2 years now... J.C. has taken his "scam" one step further � and has begun publishing and sharing these codes with folks around the country...
So what exactly does all this mean for you?
Simple. Take out a pen and write this down...
I received this code from J.C. as I was writing this letter to you. He emailed it to me... and gave approval to pass it on.
In short � it's for a company run by one of the biggest dirtbags in corporate America... a slimeball CEO who has been screwing over shareholders for as long as he's been in office. He's made millions in salary... and doesn't deserve a penny of it.
\"Scam" this jerk for $700 right now. Open your brokerage account... type in the stock ticker... and use code QEBCD.
In my experience � there's nothing more satisfying than "scamming" a rich jerk like this... getting paid in 5 minutes... and walking off. Screw him!
And remember � as I said before... this is 100% legal. You won't be fined, reprimanded, arrested... or get into any trouble whatsoever by using this secret.
In fact, every brokerage house has a special government-approved "disclosure form" you must complete before you begin collecting these unusual payouts.
This ensures that your broker recognizes you are approved for these transactions... and that you're eligible to receive them.
Quite simply, it allows him to transfer the money (as much as $920, in 5 minutes) right into your brokerage account. Also, you'll need to fulfill two other specific requirements, which your broker will provide for you.
It takes only a few minutes to fill out the form... and it's very simple.
Essentially � you sign your name... fill out your address... and add a few details � which are probably already on file with your broker anyway.
Now let's get to the good part: Let me show you how you could use the code I just gave you to "scam" $700 in the next 5 minutes...
Once a month � J.C. publishes an email with a new code to a small group of folks around the country... along with full instructions on which company to "scam."
Depending on the opportunities available, J.C. will "scam" the corporate account of an oil giant... a gold miner... or a billion-dollar Blue Chip. Typically the potential payout will be around $920.
If you're interested, I'll add you to his email list right now.
And I'll also give you J.C.'s full special report on this opportunity � free of charge. It's called "Scam" the Richest CEOs in America, and explains:
How to "scam" as often as once a day
Which corporate accounts to "scam" for the most money
A secret way of doubling your gains
The only question is � are you sure "scamming" is right for you?
Well... that's for you to decide. But I can tell you this: the folks who receive J.C.'s emails have been making an absolute killing in this market...
"I'm 72, retired, and a newcomer to this. This month, I will collect over $7,000. Thanks so much for sharing this!" (Hal Johnson, Boise)
"I've made 12,100 so far. Thanks!" (Shelby Weldon, Cambridge, MA)
"Today I netted $5,000 in cash. It's amazing. But I have been trying to explain this to my very smart wife. She demands to know how it works. Can you please come by and talk to Mary?" (Hal Tompkins, Dallas)
So how can you add yourself to J.C.'s e-mail list, immediately?
Well... that's the exciting part. You see � J.C. won't just send you a simple email, and leave it at that. He won't just send you the corporate account code by itself...
You see � it's been 2 years now since he first told me about this opportunity. And since then... he's begun writing his own S&A Investment Research advisory letter.
It's called Advanced Income � and focuses on the little-known "scam" I've been describing here... a way to pocket thousands of dollars every month, on more than 3,500 companies on the stock market. Plus several other extraordinary ways to get more income, with almost no risk.
As far as I know � you can't find anything like this advisory anywhere...
Once a month, J.C. will e-mail you a new opportunity to pocket amazing lumps of cash... unlike any of the old-fashioned ways of investing.
As you can imagine � it's already become one of our most popular advisory letters, and has helped readers around the country make a small fortune...
"This is almost like stealing candy from a baby," writes Rick Mason, in Dallas. "It's the only thing that has consistently made me money these past tumultuous months."
Bill Hammond in Ohio writes:
"You won't have to worry about Social Security running out. You won't have to worry about how your kids will attend college... or about being laid off from your job... where the mortgage payment will come from... or how you will fix up the house."
"I look forward to doing this for the rest of my life and really enjoy it. As a matter of fact, it is the best strategy at Stansberry." (Bob R., Omaha)
Not only that � but since joining S&A Research, J.C. has become our single most successful analyst... showing readers bigger gains than anyone I know of...
For example, Jack Gregory in Little Rock has made $600,000 so far.
And Chris Landy says he made over $50,000 in the last year. Andy Knox says, "In only 2 weeks I've booked over $10K in profits. Serious kudos to [J.C.]"
For folks who've known J.C. since his early years � these results aren't a surprise. As I said earlier � after graduating college, J.C. became a broker and launched his own private money management firm in San Francisco... which he ran for two full decades and built to over $60 million in total client accounts.
One of his former clients writes: "No matter whether the stock market is moving up or down, J.C. somehow manages to find a strategy that works. Overall, I could not be happier with his performance."
Another former client, Gretchen Rodgers, writes: "We made quite a bit of money. Every idea he had seemed to work out."
But I have bad news to share...
Quite simply: In spite of everything I've told you... and the money I expect you could make by following Advanced Income... I may have wasted your time by sending you this letter.
Let me explain...
In short, this isn't a $99 newsletter.
Advanced Income isn't meant for amateurs � folks who don't know how the stock market works... or have never bought a stock before.
If that sounds like you... please set this aside.
You see � Advanced Income is only right for you if you've tried stocks, bonds and other traditional means of investing... and want something new.
Again: What you'll be doing each month is simple... but it's definitely not right for everyone... or even most people.
That's why we charge a high price for Advanced Income � as one reader put it, "to keep out the riffraff." We don't want a bunch of novices doing this.
That's why the price for one full year of Advanced Income is $1,000.
Still, as far as I'm concerned � we're practically giving it away at that price, especially when you could make 5 TIMES that amount within just a few weeks of beginning.
As reader Karl Richards writes, "This is my first time doing this. So far I've made about $5,000."
In fact � back when J.C. was running his brokerage firm, he charged his clients a $5,000 MINIMUM, just to open an account. And of course, he took a percentage of each of their profits, amounting to tens of thousands of dollars a year...
And now you can take advantage of J.C.'s expertise for a tiny fraction of the price you would have paid back then.
That said... I have one piece of good news.
In short � with stocks falling even further recently... and the DOW at its absolute lowest point since 1997... we want you to try this opportunity right now.
As J.C. says, "This is a much safer strategy than buying stocks."
And that's why, for a short time only � we're offering you the first three (3) months of Advanced Income essentially free of charge. That means you can receive one full year for just $750.
Believe me � this offer won't last long. Once it expires, the price will go right back to $1,000... and we'll almost certainly increase that price in the coming months.
So if you're interested, get in now... and try Advanced Income for the next three months, essentially free of charge.
As a new member of Advanced Income, you'll be among a small group of people with exclusive access to J.C.'s research... and potential payouts like:
$900 from Alcoa (AA)
$900 from Hecla Mining (HL)
$900 from Tesoro (TSO)
Again � Advanced Income is only right for you if you've tried top stocks, bonds and other traditional means of investing... and want something new.
You'll receive an e-mail alert on the 2nd Thursday of each month � directly from J.C. He'll give you the full details on his newest opportunity: Which company to "scam"... what account code to use... and how to get paid in 5 minutes.
At that point, it's up to you to take action.
But you won't be on your own. Throughout the month, J.C. will send you updates as necessary... letting you know of any further opportunities... when to get in and out of each new company... and how to collect even more money.
In the next 10 minutes, you'll also receive online access to J.C.'s special report on this opportunity... which explains exactly how it works, from start to finish.
Special Report: "Scam" the Richest CEOs in America
In my opinion � for people who are sick of stocks and bonds and want a new way of getting paid, this Report is the only advice you should follow right now.
You'll also receive access to J.C.'s complete archive of e-mail alerts � where you'll learn about 11 different companies to "scam" right now... including the jerk I told you about earlier, whose company could pay you $700 by 5 p.m. today.
Bottom-line: You can either sit back... buy hot stocks... and keep getting screwed, OR, you can "scam" hundreds of dollars from every dirtbag company in the market.
It's your decision. And here's the thing you need to remember...
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