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<div>I'm active on Hello Peter for more than 12 years and found it of great value for consumers as myself in the past. I am a consumer (as defined in the Consumer Protection Act), with respect to AimX product as they aggressively and actively marketed their product to me by continued telemarketing and by asking for an oppurtunity to make a presentation to me. I gave them my time and the opportunity and sat through their presentation and sales pitch with their marketer who visited me at my office in the last week. He told me that if I followed their training, I can expect between R50k-R60k from a R39k purchase and R440/month subscription. Almost too good to be true. I investigated their claims, who they are, and am happy that I have not invested in their service. Their company info, which is strangely not revealed on their website or numerous e-mails, is ***** . Why hide it from consumers? That number reveals they are registered recently and not 12 years in existence as claimed by both ++++&nbsp; and their CEO and sole director who also phoned me after my meeting with their marketer, where I pointed out my concerns and red flags. My previous reviews on this forum was taken down and this review is as factual and objective as can be and reports on my personal experience as consumer dealing with their company, and I trust Hellopeter will keep it up as it part of the valuable service they provide to consumers such as myself and other potential customers of AimX. In their marketing, they strongly rely on Hellopter reviews and actually told me how many positive reviews they have to convince me that they can be trusted. I have however learnt over the years on this forum, to be suspicious of any review placed on Helopeter by a first time reviewers who just registered shortly before posting, especially if the company use the HelloPeter ratings to convince consumers they are safe to do business with. I tread with caution, avoided giving them any money, but rather than address the issues and concerns, I was put before an ultimatum to remove a review, failure of which they will proceed with High Court litigation. Consumers with limited legal or stock trading expertise, will have nothing to lose by consulting with an attorney or stock broker before risking their funds on what AimX is selling, and more so before trading with their life savings.</div>