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About Anchor Bay Capital Management
Anchor Bay Capital Management is located at 5780 Fleet St, Carlsbad, CA. This business specializes in Investment Services and has 2 review(s) with a star rating of 0.0.
Reviews about Anchor Bay Capital Management
DO BUSINESS AT YOUR OWN RISK
Without a shadow of a doubt, the worst experience I have ever had in business. I entrusted my small business' 401K and Profit Sharing Plan to this company. They transferred our account into the wrong type of TD Ameritrade account, because they were unaware of the change in investment laws, then, while the market reached 5 year highs, our funds sat in a forfeiture account for nearly 7 weeks.
When beginning the relationship, the owner of Anchor Bay came and met with us several times. During the ensuing 7 week debacle, I did not hear from him once to discuss what was going on, and to assist us with a strategy to get back in the market, which I had repeatedly asked for.
When we finally spoke, he was rude and abusive (while on a speakerphone with my children in the car.) While he admitted that he was embarrassed at the turn of events, his response was "well, you're in the market now, so it's all just fine." Of course, we ended up selling low and buying back in high.
Worst and most unprofessional business experience of my life
I entrusted my small business' 401K and Profit Sharing Plan to this company. They transferred our account into the wrong type of TD Ameritrade account, because they were unaware of the change in investment laws, then, while the market reached 5 year highs, our funds sat in a forfeiture account for nearly 7 weeks. During the ensuing 7 week debacle, I did not hear from the owner once to discuss what was going on, and to assist us with a strategy to get back in the market, which I had repeatedly asked for.When we finally spoke, he was rude and abusive (while on a speakerphone with my children in the car.) While he admitted that he was embarrassed at the turn of events, he made no attempt to offer up a strategy to mitigate some of the losses we had experienced by his company's ineptitude. He then announced that he managed portfolios of millions of dollars and didn't have to take this s
By marley13 March 02, 2013 at 07:56 AM