Infinity Financial Solutions

Most of todays property investors down-under are more or less all trapped in the same manner. They come under the influence of someone that they believe is an investment property expert. These so-called experts capture the dream of property investors in a number of ways. Usually they make telephone calls offering fantastic personal tax savings; they will usually also offer you a FREE In-Home Consultation with a wealth building consultant; sometimes they will place large colourful advertisements in large daily newspapers or monthly property magazines or they will hold seminars or conferences as they are also sometimes called. Infinity Group Bella Vista have tried all of these over the years. They hold themselves out to be the all-round good guys, talking about how they love helping people create wealth in todays market. A lot of these so-called property experts will share 'success stories' with you and Infinity Group Bella Vista is no exception.

..... They usually boast about other investors who have bought from them in the past and Graeme Holm the CEO of Infinity Group Bella Vista has even talked about one person who now owns several properties (i.e. 40) worth several hundreds of thousands of dollars and says that his client only has an income of $40,000 pa from his day job, but his properties they are worth into the millions. They making themselves out to be far richer than any of their investors with the number of investment properties owned. Infinity Group Bella Vista even makes a big deal about how they donate money to charities or set up programs for the under-privileged. And, year in and year out, thousands of people fall into the trap and buy their properties that are very over-priced (a profit of around $30,000 to $50,000 per property) and usually they will also offer a guaranteed rental return in order to off set a poor rental return. Oh, dont forget the property management rights that are usually also offered more commission for the sharks.

Check-out the following:- The Age Newspaper Melbourne Graems staying positive about the negative Lawrence Money and Suzanne Carbone April 10, 2008 MORE exciting news on property: the Infinity Group Bella Vista outfit has hit the Melbourne airwaves with a jingle-jangle radio campaign offering lucky Melbournians "hand-picked" real estate bargains all over the place. Odd though, their website says they want to flog you "positive cash flow" properties, but when Diary phoned, someone named Paula said: "Most of our properties are negatively geared because you get more tax breaks." What the website doesn't mention is Infinity Group Bella Vista director Graeme Holm recent bad luck. He is being sued by the Roosters for renegging on a sponsorship deal - obviusly to get more money out of people.

Hey by-the-way, dont let Infinity Group Bella Vista tell you they operate around Australia. Many people will live outside the area in which their investment is located and never know that they could have done a lot better with their investment. They may think a gross profit of $100,000 is good but they could have missed-out on a gross profit of $200,000 or more. Easily. Just remember that it takes almost no intelligence to buy property.

Any fool can sign a contract on the day, especially when a property expert is telling them that "historically property is a wonderful investment". These property so-called experts have lots of great sounding clichs to encourage you to buy. They'll tell you that it's "time in the market" not "timing in the market" that's important and that the sooner you get in the better off you'll be. Garbage; Timing is one of the most important factors when investing in real estate, but what's more important is the price you pay.

Price is very important - as is the location. The golden rule (which you break at your dire peril) is to NOT take advice from an adviser who is selling you the property and GRAEME HOLM is one of these advisors. And it's astonishing how thousands of investors break this golden rule. Get independent advice (before you sign anything with Infinity Group Bella Vista, and do your homework first) and make it subject to finance also and if you want to make the best property investment possible, and then start off by also making one of the best pre-purchase investments - an independent valuation (dont let anyone tell you the bank will do it for you). It'll be the best few hundred dollars you could ever spend. But whatever you do, beware of any or all of the big three signs of a sub prime investment. A big advertising campaign, a slick seminar at his lavish offices in Bella Vista or a 'personal consultation from this company'. There is no respect for anyone only the greediness of his company for your money.

Now, tell me that you would like to deal with Infinity Group Bella Vista or Graeme Holme aka - The CONMAN

Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam from Infinity Investments Rip Off ripped off my family by selling them an overpriced Queensland property.

There are bad apples in every bunch, and Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam are bad apples.

Unfortunately, the property sector is largely unregulated when it comes to fraudulent “aficionados” because a licence isn’t required in order to describe yourself as an “expert”. Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam call themselves people that can help you.

So, it’s up to you to spot the Real Deal from those who are only in it to line their own pockets like Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam

Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam

But how do you know who can walk the walk, and who’s just talking the talk?

Spotting the deception at play…The main goal of a property spruiker like Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam is to profit. If this means he gains money at your expense, so be it.

Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam does this in a growing number of ways, ranging from the blatantly obvious to the downright sneaky, and his ploy can often start with something as simple as a phone call or a Facebook message.

Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam usually offers a tablet or another “free” gift that entices them to come to your home. Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam promises to teach you how to become wealthy quickly, or he might offer a follow up visit at his lavish offices at Bella Vista with one of his “expert consultants” to discuss the benefits of investing, but whatever their approach, it’ll likely sound too good to be true.

The aim is just to pull you in with intrigue and the promise of big money, and unfortunately for many unaware Australians, it works.

If you’ve been approached by Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scampeddling something similar to the above, put on your detective cap and get sleuthing.

Google his name and the his company.

Check out his website (and if everyone has no qualifications or are washed up footballers - RUN FOR YOUR LIFE ), look at their Facebook and other social media pages, and listen to your instincts.

If a Google search ties their name to previous scams or bad reports, take that as a definite sign of shiftiness and cease all contact with them.

Some more “red flags” to be aware of are:

* Someone who has a stock list of properties to sell you.

* Anyone who offers “advice” before they have found out all about you, your needs, your plans, your risk profile;

* Feeling pressured to rush into saying yes quickly to whatever it is they’re offering, whether it’s deciding to sign up with his company to gain advice and any other sales tactics.

* Any suggestion that their scheme is approved by a government sector like the Australian Tax Office or Australian Securities and Investments Commission (if you’re told this, a simple phone call to that sector can help you confirm whether it’s true or not, and if it’s not they will be able to provide sound advice as to how you can deal with the spruiker).

* Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam also “helps” you by paying fees by way of a personal loan or credit allowance.

* Sidestepping or refusing to clarify any questions or concerns you might have (because an unwillingness to be helpful or transparent just screams dishonesty) is another system of the Scamster RIP OFF MERCHANT Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam

* Downplaying the risks and related costs that are involved in property investing, and/or an inability to substantiate their claims of profit and success.

The Real Deal

Luckily, there are a range of property advisors in Australia who genuinely can help you get ahead financially by providing sound and reputable advice but certainly not Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam. He is a scamster and a RIP OFF ARTIST THAT SCAMS PEOPLE INTO BUYING QUEENSLAND INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

You don’t need a licence to be a property advisor in Australia, Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam doesn’t have any creditable licence or membership.

He ruins people’s lives and works with VOW FINANCIAL AND MYPLANNER that help him with his scam.

Any advisor worth their salt should be willing to show you industry memberships or certification of skills if you need your fears assuaged, so don’t be afraid to ask questions.

A professional property investment advisor should be clear and concise when explaining the ins and outs of investing to you, and they should be happy to answer any questions you have to ensure you completely understand everything.

An advisor’s goal should be to assist you in matching their investment plan to your risk profile, to help you avoid getting into a financial situation you’re unable to deal with, and they categorically won’t be trying to push you into a Queensland investment property that is overpriced into an area that is set to be a landlord slum. Your getting ripped off by Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam.

Infinity investments rip off and Graeme Holm scam is a property spruiker that wants to take your money and RIP OFF your family.

Graeme was sacked from Westpac for taking everyday punters deposits after the branch closed at the Nerang branch , qld. He was also under investigation for his loans for SMF , that he he found a loop ho,e in the Westpac auditing process, processing the loans as principle private property loans.

He was summariily dismissed by Westpac for this .

Don't believe that Graeme's " rebuttle of the banks"

He is a pure scammer,! He also committed a criminal account by acting as an an agent of Ms Susan Framakis , taking a deposit bond of a retired man in Broadbeach....

Do your home work friends

Graeme works with Provident Super Invvestments. mr Tim Casey. Property spur kier. A total shame

Hi, I have not posted Eva before but need some help. I am 58, single and have seen Graeme Holm from infinity group Australia at Bella Vista after I got a call to receive a tablet (that I gave to my granddaughter), it was a very nice present to her the reason I need help is because I have only 100,000 to pay off my home loan and he says he can show me how to do it in 48 months if I pay him 3600 per year and buy a property in QLD.

He showed me a lot of graphs and pictures when I saw him and I thought he was a very smart man. He help alot of charities and has a lot of qualified and does lot for the community. . My daughter said to ask on the internet before I do something like this because last time I bought some solar for our roof and the company went bankrupt and I lost my deposit of $6,000.

The office was very nice and. The staff were good to me. I wat to go ahead but I’m worried that I will lose my money. It’s all I have till I retire.

They said they can do a self managed super for me as well and loom after it all for me for no price.

If anyone can give me some help would be really kind. Thank you lynelle.

I posted this on another website and had a lot of help and want to help other people in same situation. Goto another lawyer.

I was recently called by Infinity Group Australia at Bella Vista Sydney.

They called me and said that I entered a competition online and I didn’t win the main prize but said I have won a tablet. I saw them in my house and got my tablet then thwy wanted me to come into the office to meet with there Boss Graeme Holm. I met with Graeme Holm and he told me that he owns a lot of properties and that he is rich and that if I want to be rich like all his clients that I should follow his advis he did seem to know what he was talking about he had a lot of charts and graph. He told me I should buy property in quensland he said he has good ones just for me and that he will give me a discount if I buy now.

I signed contract last week but now I have read these reports because my daughter sent it to me and I am worried. She also sent me rip off report about people budget and that people lost a lot of money. I am worried now I made a bad decision. Can I cancel.

He told me to use his lawyer and also his finance company because they are award winning. He seem like a nice man but the property were in place that flood and my daughter said will not rent anymore. I’m over 55 and want to make a good decision .

Please help. I know there is no such thing a a lunch that is cheap, I’m worried.

I invested with Infinity, primarily because I trusted their BestInvest pitch. There are positives about the approach, but essential WE the consumers are getting charged 2-3 times. Once by Infinity, once by BestInvest and once by Generali/Zurich or another life firm, whereas BestInvest consumers in the UK are getting a fair deal.

They certainly aren't the worst culprits in Bangkok, but what annoys me more is that there isn't really any proper protections because they are unlicensed, as the following links show:

http://market.sec.or.th/public/idisc/en/Viewmore/invalert-head?PublicFlag=Y

http://www.thebigchilli.com/news/duped-by-financial-experts

Anybody who has any ideas about how I, and others, including those who invested in LM through other firms, can complain, let me know.

The costs of investing are not made clear. Nearly 2 years after starting a Best Invest plan, I have less money than I started with.

They claim this was explained to me and technically it is in the fine print, but the issue is they don't accentuate that the plan delivers nothing for years. They don't say "Your money will show no growth for several years because we and Best Invest are taking your money." Nor do they say "If you change your mind exit fees will prevent you from making any money at all". Exit fees are in the agreement but aren't discussed when advisors talk to you it is about the promise of security, not that you will be punished for changing your mind.

Review their Facebook page, complain to Trevor Keidan - the MD. He should know what his customers think.

Not surprised to see this site appear.

I worked for these clowns tempted by the promise of great riches. As soon as I arrived in Bangkok the reality set in. Very little training - a few days training course and you're away. The company directors were very 'hands off' and you weren't even given a work permit. Most alarming of all - they didn't even make any efforts to check or ask for references.

They did have some good people working there but also a good number of ex car salesman and in-experienced and un-qualified advisers. Some people there really had no business in giving out financial advice to expat professionals.

If you work for this firm you will receive very little training and practically no on-going support. They have nothing to lose since they really give you nothing.

How can a commission driven company always give clients best advice?

On the other hand if you have no qualifications, no experience, no other prospects or choices in life and you can easily put your desire for commission before the best interests of your clients then I'm sure that Infinity Financial Solutions would love to hear from you.

We joined Infinity Financial Solutions as clients in 2011. At first everything seemed to be good with them.

Our investment was doing well and the service from Infinity Financial Solutions was ok. However recently we were practically forced to sign up with a company called Best Invest who now seem to have a partnership with Infinity Financial Solutions. This brought along a load of new charges that were not disclosed when we initially joined Infinity Financial Solutions. On top of that our investment started performing quite badly, as we discovered- it had only done well in the early days because of the bonus.

We feel very cheated by Infinity. We are now left with a poorly performing investment and outrageous fees.

Best Invest should be provided free of charge or not at all. Do Infinity Financial Solutions profit from clients such as us using Best Invest ?

A friend of mine suggested that I meet with Infinity Financial Solutions as he had had a good experience with them and appeared to have been given good advice from his advisor. The chap I was originally recommended was unavailable but instead I agreed to meet with Tom Henson.

He appeared reasonable on the first meeting and despite clearly being slightly out of his depth with a couple of my questions I decided to let him look into a savings plan for me and agreed to meet him again.

On the next meeting he was at pains to emphasise the importance of saving above a certain amount (more than I had intended) and for longer than I had envisaged. Despite my better judgement he assured me that the policy was totally flexible after a short period and could even be stopped if not affordable.

Long story short it turns out that both the amount saved per month and the length of time both impact on the amount of commission paid to him. He was only interested in his own figures. When I looked into stopping paying into the plan it turns out that the costs and charges carry on regardless!!

It appears that he is hopefully a rogue as my friend was given quite different advice by another working for the same company. I don't want to badmouth anyone here but just so people know . . . . . . . . . .

I started a savings plan with Tom Henson of Infinity Financial Solutions. He advised me to save as much as I can in order to benefit from the bonuses, however in reality this simply increased the charges and therefore his commission.

I have also recently heard many bad things about this company.

I work hard for my money, if these people approach you be careful and read the small print !!!

The most frustrating thing is that companies and individuals like Tom Henson show no remorse at all - they are simply out to make money at all costs. Unfortunately countries such as this really offer no help or protection at all from falling victim to such people.