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This is Phone Sales - Telemarketer - Trying to Sell a Book

1-541-800-1010  Many television viewers encounter strange, disjointed ads promoting NewAmerica3.com. The ads plead with viewers to visit the website, where the narrator promises a Nostradamus-like offering of dire prophecies for the future.

What most viewers don’t know is that the man behind the ad has been found liable in the past for defrauding investors.

Meet Frank Porter Stansberry. In 2003 the Securities and Exchange Commission filed a complaint against him for peddling false information to subscribers of his financial newsletter. The name of his company at the time was Pirate Investor.

According to the SEC, Stansberry told email subscribers that if they paid $1,000, he would provide a hot investment tip based on inside information from a “senior executive inside the company.” He encouraged customers to purchase stock, promising they would “make a fortune.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2011/11/08/meet-porter ... /#ixzz4XTIzWvA6

SALES SCAM!!!  BEWARE OF THIS MAN!!!  MANY NAMES!!
Ron Paul's Gold Warning - This man in the above ad is a Known Advertising Scamer / Con Artist and a Liar,   He has used Alias names.
A.K.A. Frank Porter Stansberry....  and Other Alias !!!
Phone Calls will show up under the word "VOIP"   Voice Over IP (Voice over Internet calls)  Your IP is an Internet Address.

1-541-800-1010  Many television viewers encounter strange, disjointed ads promoting NewAmerica3.com. The ads plead with viewers to visit the website, where the narrator promises a Nostradamus-like offering of dire prophecies for the future.

What most viewers don’t know is that the man behind the ad has been found liable in the past for defrauding investors.

Meet Frank Porter Stansberry. In 2003 the Securities and Exchange Commission filed a complaint against him for peddling false information to subscribers of his financial newsletter. The name of his company at the time was Pirate Investor.

According to the SEC, Stansberry told email subscribers that if they paid $1,000, he would provide a hot investment tip based on inside information from a “senior executive inside the company.” He encouraged customers to purchase stock, promising they would “make a fortune.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2011/11/08/meet-porter ... /#ixzz4XTIzWvA6

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