Money Calendar Pro Review – Ripoff or Legit?

Money Calendar Pro (moneycalendarpro.com) provides investment services through an editorial platform that was created on January 17th, 2017 and is overseen by Money Map Press, LLC.

What is Money Calendar Pro?

Money Calendar Pro is a membership based investment service that is overseen by an entity known as Tom Gentile. Providing enrolled members with investment suggestions, Money Calendar Pro provides educational training videos, email bulletins along with access to a secondary service that is responsible with delivering investment signals.

Similar to Freedom Checks, Money Calendar Pro provides an editorial service that is centered around rendering investment services. Offering numerous subscription options just like Freedom Checks, Money Calendar Pro provides a broad selection of what appears to be investment advice through a variety of channels such as tutorial videos, email, trading signals along with market research.

While Tom Gentile is referred to as the main operator behind Money Calendar Pro, according to the site, their services function under the supervision of Money Map Press, LLC.

According to the Better Business Bureau, Money Map Press LLC was incorporated over a decade ago on December 11th, 2007. As seen on their BBB profile, Money Map Press LLC reflects a disclosed physical address of 16 W. Madison St., Baltimore, Maryland 21201. Mr. Keith Fitz-Gerald is the only disclosed operator who is positioned as an Investment Representative.

Other contact information we found relevant to Money Calendar Pro would be customerservice@moneymappressinfo.com or the telephone number 888-384-8339.

Who is Tom Gentile?

Tom Gentile, the main entity associated with Money Calendar Pro, is allegedly one of the world’s foremost authorities on stocks, futures and option trading. According to the site, Tom Gentile focuses on delivering powerful trading systems and approaches that are engineered to propel everyday investors past the 99% and into the 1% of highly successful investors.

While research will confirm that Tom Gentile appears to be an existing entity, his credentials in regards to his licensing fail to be disclosed. Due to the lack of Tom Gentile’s regulatory approval, we are uncertain whether or not he is legally within right to provide investment advice without a possible governing license.

How does Money Calendar Pro Work?

Money Calendar Pro is an editorial service that provides investment advice such as market research, recommendations and trading signals via email. Tom Gentile is directly associated with the Money Calendar Pro publications and appears to be the sole author affiliated with that particular publication series.

Those wishing to commit with Money Calendar Pro must subscribe to the publication through the homepage. A subscription with Money Calendar Pro comes with an annual recurring subscription of $4,995. Refunds through this editorial are only valid for those who fulfill the terms of their performance guarantee which does appear to be disclosed prior to purchase.

The heavily asserted claim behind Money Calendar Pro would be that subscribers are able to turn $12,000 into $165,000 within only a year. Regrettably, no transparent evidence is included on the site to support this claim while their funnel page is used to mislead prospective subscribers into enrolling.

Unverifiable graphs are used to reflect an alleged trading portfolio of Tom Gentile’s investments while a subscription through Money Calendar Pro will also automatically enroll new members with a free subscription of Power Profit Trades, which appears to be an educational training course and recommended signal delivery subscription.

What Others Are Saying

Money Calendar Pro has experienced some turbulent feedback from a wide demographic of investors. As indicated at the Better Business Bureau, Money Calendar Pro’s overseeing entity, Money Map Press LLC, has experienced a 89% negative feedback ratio and has amassed 187 customer complaints within the past 3 years.

More negative and insightful feedback regarding Money Calendar Pro can be evaluated at Pissed Consumer. Out of 76 reviews shared at Pissed Consumer, the cumulative ranking of Money Calendar Pro equates to 2.7 out of 5 stars while the average reported loss equates to a value of nearly $4,000. Alleged cumulative losses to date is $230,000 while the most common complaints would be horrible customer service, solicitations to buy a high valued program along with bad investment advice.

Connecting The Dots

Money Calendar Pro is one of a handful of publications that is currently overseen by Money Map Press LLC. Other editorial publications featured at moneycalendarpro.com would be Power Profit Trades, Fast Fortune Club, Money Calendar Alert, Weekly Money Call and Cryptocurrency Windfalls. Each of these publications come with varying incentives, such as exclusive market research, high caliber trading recommendations along with strategic approaches to employ.

Power Profit Trades

Power Profit Trades is a subscription overseen by Tom Gentile which is why it is paired with the Money Calendar Pro subscription. The marketed advantages of Power Profit Trades would be the potential to double your money with America’s #1 pattern trader. In addition, it is alleged that Tom Gentile has accrued a profit of $999,125 over the past 24 months by using Power Profit Trades but no transparent evidence is disclosed to support such a bold claim.

Fast Fortune Club

Fast Fortune Club provides insight regarding Tom Gentile’s trading systems and applied investment approaches. While not much other information is included on their page besides the claims of being able to accrue thousands of dollars within a matter of minutes, Fast Fortune Club provides no verifiable proof that the subjects covered throughout their editorial publications are profitable.

Money Calendar Alert

The Money Calendar Alert subscription provides enrolled members with access to Tom Gentile’s proprietary system that delivers an alleged 90% to 100% investment consistency. Claiming to evaluate over 10 years of market research to find the most probable investment signals, it is asserted that investors can expect to earn a 100% to 200% daily return.

Weekly Money Call

Weekly Money Call is a subscription service that provides members with access to another of Tom’s proprietary systems. Allegedly after 5 years of development this trading system is able to “crunch million of  data points on 200 of the most liquid stocks in the market, and predicts – with pinpoint accuracy – which stocks are about to jump… and highlights ways to trade these jumps for  triple-digit gains (or more) in just four days or less.”

Cryptocurrency Windfalls

Cryptocurrency Windfalls is a subscription service that comes with proprietary tools that allegedly can assist investors with generating 5,000%, 10,000% to 35,000% profit gains. Coming with a $5,000 price tag with a strict no refund policy, Cryptocurrency Windfalls does not appear to be a credible subscription due to the blatant lack of transparent evidence to support such unrealistic income claims.

Money Calendar Pro – Is It A Scam?

Money Calendar Pro is overseen by a registered corporation but when you evaluate the lack of transparent evidence to support their investment claims in consideration with the overall community consensus, it nudges us towards the likelihood that Money Calendar Pro is a scam.

Money Calendar Pro, and more importantly Money Map Press LLC, are unwilling to issue refunds without certain conditions being met, while accepting zero liability for their editorial services, given these two truths alone we do not feel their publication services are trustworthy.

Money Calendar Pro Review Conclusion

Money Calendar Pro provides investment based editorial subscriptions that are allegedly geared towards providing investors with more trading insight and the ability to amass unbelievably high returns. Each of the publication services offered through Money Map Press LLC and found at moneycalendarpro.com fails to accept liability and promote preposterous income claims without verifiable evidence.

Over $200,000 worth of loss funds has been reported by over 70 victims of Money Calendar Pro while their subscription service comes with a hefty price tag of $4,995. Perhaps if Tom Gentile was more willing to provide transparent evidence opposed to unverifiable spreadsheets and portfolio graphs, we would consider reevaluating our current stance in regards to their legitimacy.

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103 Comments

  1. Sally

    Tom Gentile’s calendar pro has changed our lives. Very intelligent man. I totally admire him. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your kindness and help without which we would be stuck in financial difficulties.

  2. Rick

    This guy sucks! He’s a SCAM!!! He lies and super exagerrates about his winnings. He states 100% returns, no way. I have yet to make my investment back of $2000 and another $2000 in losses. It’s no wonder why it doesn’t give you a refund. You are stuck and fuck. Even his youtube channel you can’t leave comments. I wonder why? Too many negative cooments that why. In fact stay away from Tom Gentile n Moneypress. You’ll be richer for it.

  3. Will

    As another person commented above, I’m glad to have read this prior to investing.

  4. Rob Owen

    I subscribed to Tom Gentile’s Fast Fortune Club in January 2019, by paying one month’s subscription (approx £16) for the Money Calendar to receive February 2019’s trading selections. When I looked at my card statement another £375 had been taken for some other service but luckily I saw it in time for my bank to stop the transaction. I have received no correspondence or explanation for this and after reading the comments on this website, I can only assume this is normal practice for this business.

    After 6 weeks I received a training manual and a plain note book in the post and 3 or 4 emails everyday selling similar related services, but no Money Calendar trading suggestions. If they have been sent through the post they will only be useful as historical records in a few days time, as February is nearly over! Perhaps that is why I have not received them – they were all losing trades!

    They seem to spend a lot of money on their presentation videos and sales literature which makes me wonder whether their services are scams or not. One thing Mr Gentile says during his video is, making money is the process of buying something at a price which enables you to sell it at a higher price. Of course, he is absolutely right but he expects people to buy his services not only before they know if they can make any money using them, but also before they even know what they are buying, and in my case, before they even know they will ever receive them!

    This sort of business practice does tend to make me wonder about the quality and accuracy of the trading selections given by The Money Calendar, if they exist. Maybe it is his calendar used to record the amount of money he receives for it?

  5. Gamal Darwish

    the scammers are salesmen who are selling the dream, he is selling nothing but a dream. most salesmen have to lie about their products by adding what consumers looking for.
    if you say I need freedom he will say my product give you that. it will give 1000 dollars per day if he sees you greedy and lazy and stupid, the bottom line never trust anyone selling anything and you must check what you are buying and take your time to think and research for all due diligence that you can find. I have bought very expensive stuff because somehow I trusted and I like what I heard from the salesperson ( was too stupid but never again) ,

  6. george eura

    They have started out a new system claiming double and tripple digit winner weekly ending in a year as a millionaire. It is called Alfa X1 trade guaranteed money back after one year subs. Someone please help me to make my life time decision a good one. Someone call it a scam and another says you may take a chance. It is money back guaranteed anyway.
    My mother is a dementia and my wife has been ill and I needed a big help to get a help. Thanks.

    • Phil

      If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

    • Gregory

      Please see my post, GSantana777 at stockgumshoe.com for my in depth response.

    • Gregory

      Do understand, stock & option trading only produces quick money when you sell a position, thus you get paid up front. The weekly and/or monthly income comes from selling a put, thus money is deposited into your account instantly. What these income gurus don’t tell you is 2 things; when you sell a put, you need capital to buy the obligation. Consider a sell put of $5 for one contract, that is $500 in your account. The dark side, you need the capital in your brokerage account to buy the 100 shares of the one contract in the event the selling put strike price is touch. The second, the sell money in your account is not available. It is in like an escrow till the sold put expiration is completed, then the sold money money is yours. If this sounds already confusing to how, jargon and your capital available, you are right. It took many a year to truly understand all the forms of options and how to make money at it. George, if you are very new to trading, especially options, you need to hook up with a seasoned trader to cut your learning curve. Look up Meetup in your area, go and seek out a mentor willing to guide you. Tom’s system works but if you are limited in funds, seek out traders’ groups and save the tuition for your trading.

    • Feb One

      Rule Number One: Never invest more than you are wanting or WILLING to lose.
      Rule Number Two: Read Rule Number One.

    • Sandi

      I’ve been with Money Calendar since Jan 2019. I have found more success than not with his system and have been very pleased. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not easy to understand and it takes some time. You still need to know what you are doing. For instance, you have to make sure that you pay no more than what he is telling you to pay. The default on an option is to pay at Market price and so you have to be aware that you need to change your perimeters so that you are doing exactly what he tells you to do. But it is great to have someone giving you the picks and giving you the strikes. I’ve come to learn options over time and still wouldn’t feel comfortable picking my own options. A couple of facts: You need money to play options. Best to start with $10k. I know that you need that just to get approved for the account. You need to learn how to follow his exact instruction. His instructions are not always clear and he uses some of his own terms. So I find myself contacting his customer service all the time to get clarification. They have a been a great help! If you don’t ask you WILL make costly mistakes. Start slow and work your way up and know that you will have some losers. Helps to have a thick skin as the fluctuation of numbers can mess with your head. Lastly, don’t play with money that you can’t lose. You should only be playing a percentage of your savings. Good luck!

  7. Terriann McGowan

    the video goes on for hours and they want you to charge $1,795.00 to you credit card with automatic renewals.

  8. ford

    thanks guys
    can anybody share toms master class course files -i like to see if any truth in it
    in return i give you some simple trading systems which work and you can make money.

    • Jan

      hi ford,
      can you share simple trading systems which work and make money
      and what is your comment about tom’s video presentation.

      • ford

        First system is Truth about volatility by Jimberg
        Second system is Mrk dannenberg AD-STOCHASTICS ALLIGATOR combination system
        third is Murray matha lines- you use many levels buy above or sell if fall below type thing
        fourth is tripplay indicators by marketgauge
        fifth is TTM SQUEEZE-detect quietmarkets and wait for trending markets to initiate trades
        sixth is opening range breakout-

  9. Ken

    I’ve been trading for twenty years, of course I won’t be buying anything on offer but his options concept is sound as long as you know how to trade reversals of trends which are very easy to see in order to write options as he is suggesting but don’t use his money calendar, it’s just not needed. For newbies I will give solid advice and that is to study how to trade double tops and bottoms in markets and learn about buying puts and calls first and while doing so slowly teach yourself about writing options as opposed to buying them in order to collect the cash premium up front like he is saying. Also learn everything you can about the options trading business, options buying kept me alive while I was in the valley of despair in my daytrading.
    To those suffering financially do not be put off by scammers, trading the markets teaches huge lessons about everything in life and you will reap what you sow in the end. The best way to make a small fortune in the markets is start with a big fortune, it happened to me in the beginning, start out extremely small and learn but do it with real money, not demo accounts or you will never find out that trading is actually 95% psychology and the that trading indications are childs play.
    All the best.

    • Chin-To Lin

      Hi! Ken, I read through every words of your comment above, which suits me well about the reality of life. If possible, I would like to have an opportunity to chat with you for more details about you. My email is realinct2002@2yahoo.com and # is 734-999-7952. I look forward to hearing from you please. To assure who I am, welcome to formefirst.com. Best to your health and wealth.

    • Panikos

      Hi, thanks for sharing your story, is it possible to ask you a few questions on options, if you like, my email is ppsolomou@hotmail.com

  10. ROCKET- GO STEELERS!

    Can’t effin believe I sat there and watched the entire video! Those 2 assholes get you all excited and pumped up! I almost did it! GLAD I TOOK A SECOND AND LOOKED IN TO IT!!!

    • Gregory

      Please see my post, GSantana777 at stockgumshoe.com for my in depth response.

    • Geoff

      Agreed,
      What I don’t get is that he sold a company for 20 mill and want to charge $39 for his programme!

      • LA Nichols

        Geoff, I get it…the $39.00 price point is just the beginning of a very deep sales funnel designed to feather Mr. Gentile’s, et al nest.

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