Anonymous

22 Sep 2019

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How are Goldman Sutton & Partners like in Singapore?

Are they a reputable brokage firm or scammers

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Osama Agami

22 Sep 2019

Definite spam

They dragged me into buying shares and can't get any cent back for the past 6 months, always one man answers the phone and tells me he will refer me to someone else, one has been abusing me, another one keeps telling me they will pay me back and never happen,

They do not exist in Singapore, and like other posts, you can not find much about them on the internet except their own sites.

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Gabriel Tham

07 Jul 2019

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Never heard of them. Not much info on them when I searched too.

If you are looking for a brokerage service, there are many local ones that are reputable and have been around for very long.

You can check out POEMS/Philips, Lim and Tan, DBS Vickers, FSM One, Maybank Kim Eng, UOB Kay Hian, Standard Chartered Online Trading, Interactive Brokers, Think or Swim and many more

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Kenneth Tan

24 Jun 2019

Very happy with GSP advice and services for last 2 years. Kenneth Tan (HK)

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