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Jeff Bezos is feeling harassed by the FTC and is demanding a safe space as they investigate him for tricking people into joining Amazon Prime. But Jason Williams has been helping people skim profits right off those transactions... Jeff Bezos is feeling harassed by the FTC and is demanding a safe space as they investigate him for tricking people into joining Amazon Prime. But Jason Williams has been helping people skim profits right off those transactions... [Wealth Daily] Jason Williams / Aug 22, 2022 Amazon Needs a "Safe Space" I bet Jeff Bezos hoped that by giving up control of the top seat at Amazon, he’d be able to stay out of the FTC’s crosshairs a little better. Alas, for him at least, it’s not shaping up that way. Earlier this month, Amazon filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. Last week the company made it public. Apparently, Amazon (and Jeffy and his new guy in charge, Andy Jassy) are feeling harassed and need a safe space where they can feel comfortable. They feel that the FTC sending requests for information regarding the alleged offenses it’s investigating is unfair and disruptive. I guess they’re channeling the liberal students from their alma maters, Princeton and Harvard. But the thing is, the FTC is investigating whether Bezos, Jassy, and Amazon tricked (or otherwise influenced) customers to sign up for Amazon Prime accounts they didn’t really want or need. And that’s a pretty serious matter. Especially considering Amazon has already been hit with antitrust complaints around the world. It suggests that not only does Amazon use its might to keep smaller operations from profiting, but it also forces consumers to pay for a membership that doesn’t benefit them at all. So Amazon is pressuring the heads of the FTC to intervene on its behalf and “stop the harassment.” I Mean, Really? I’m honestly a little shocked, but at the same time, not that much. Jeff Bezos (along with all the other billionaires out there) thinks he's sepcial. He thinks he’s better than you and me. He thinks his money means he deserves special treatment. And he thinks his bribes to politicians should earn him a different set of laws to follow. All of them do. They’re scumbags to the core and only care about themselves and their ill-gotten fortunes. But we live in a country where no man is above the law — or at least, we used to. Maybe we’ll get back to that. Probably not, but maybe. Tiny U.S. Firm Taking Hold of a Massive Growth Opportunity This [sub-$1 firm]( just did the impossible. It unlocked an almost limitless supply of the "Mars Metal." This virtually emission-free super metal (that experts claim can replace steel) is powering the next generation of renewable tech GLOBALLY... and unleashing $3.25 trillion in new wealth. So when shipping starts in just weeks, this tiny stock could explode, handing early investors a potential 4,328% payday. [Get the full details and ticker symbol right here.]( The FTC is trying to hold Amazon, Bezos, and his cronies accountable. But it's not getting all that far, and the fact that Amazon thinks a strongly worded letter will stop the investigation shows just how much power Bezos knows he has over the government. Just Admit It: They’re Better than Us So maybe he does get his own set of rules to follow. That’s how it seems these days with the elite. They fly around on private jets (or Marine Corps helicopters) telling us we’re polluting too much. They leave a few thousand automatic weapons laying around and then lecture us on responsible gun ownership. They buy a boat that’s too big for the river it’s in and force a city to dismantle its historic structures so they can go for a ride. They meet a few times a year for a couple of weeks (polluting more than most countries do in 12 months) and tell us to turn the thermostat up to 80 in the summer and down to 65 in the winter. They live by different rules and they see no problem with that because, let’s be honest, they’re better than us. At least that’s how they see it. I sure don’t. And that’s why I’m always looking for ways to “pull one over” on them whenever I can. And that’s exactly what I’ve uncovered as Jeff Bezos tries to get his friends in the top levels of government to end the investigation into his crimes… Prime Profits He’s been tricking people into joining his Amazon Prime community. But I’ve been helping people in my investment community skim profits right off those transactions. But before you start thinking we’re breaking the law here like some North Korean hackers, let me be perfectly clear: This is 100% LEGAL! And it’s incredibly profitable. I actually uncovered the opportunity a few years back. The lump sum we got to split that year was close to $1 billion. I want to say it was between $700 million and $800 million, but the exact number escapes me. And that’s because the total payment we’re splitting this year is so phenomenal it knocked that old number right out of my head… The Arms Race You’ve Never Heard Of  We’re on the brink of the biggest arms race in modern history.  An arms race so historic that it trumps the scale of the space race in the '50s.  That’s because in July 2021, China successfully launched a "smart missile" that can travel up to five times faster than the speed of sound.  And the U.S. has no means of defending against it — yet.  But there’s one California-based defense firm that has a solution.  And it’s about to win the lion's share of Pentagon funding...  [Making early investors extremely rich.]( We’re going to be taking home a total payment worth $2,339,600,800! That’s nearly TWO AND A HALF BILLION DOLLARS! Not too shabby, huh? Well, if those kinds of payments sound interesting to you, I’ve got a treat… The next one is coming in just a few weeks… And you can set your share aside TODAY! That’s right! The next payment is scheduled to get cut on September 13. That’s less than a month away. I Saved You a Spot And the program has a few open slots for people who want to add an extra income stream this year. I want those spots to go to you! And I’ve made sure it’s as easy as possible for you to secure your payout… "How?" you might ask… Well, I put all the information into [a presentation]( that I want to share with you today. It explains how the program works and why the payments MUST be made every year, and even gives examples from real people who are already cashing in. All that’ll be left for you to do once you finish watching it is to sign yourself up and start thinking about how you’ll spend that extra money. Will you buy a boat and spend your weekends fishing in the Gulf? Or will you take the family on a well-deserved and much-needed vacation? That’s the great thing about income-generating opportunities like this one! It’s your money and you can use it ANY way you want to. So I know that September 13 seems like a ways off, but it’s not. A lot can happen between now and then to distract you. That’s why I’m urging you to [get all the information]( and get involved TODAY. Then you can just sit back and wait for the checks to start pouring in. To your wealth, [jason-williams-signature-transparent] Jason Williams [[follow basic] @TheReal_JayDubs]( [[follow basic]Angel Research on Youtube]( After graduating Cum Laude in finance and economics, Jason designed and analyzed complex projects for the U.S. Army. He made the jump to the private sector as an investment banking analyst at Morgan Stanley, where he eventually led his own team responsible for billions of dollars in daily trading. Jason left Wall Street to found his own investment office and now shares the strategies he used and the network he built with you. Jason is the founder of [Main Street Ventures](, a pre-IPO investment newsletter; the founder of [Future Giants](, a nano cap investing service; the editor of [Alpha Profit Machine](, an algorithmic trading service designed specifically for retail investors; and authors [The Wealth Advisory]( income stock newsletter. He is also the managing editor of [Wealth Daily](. To learn more about Jason, [click here](. [Feedback? get in touch](mailto:/newsletter@wealthdaily.com?subject=Wealth%20Daily%20feedback) [Read this email online]( [Manage Newsletters]( [Share on Twitter]( You signed up for our newsletter with the email {EMAIL}. You can manage your subscription and get our privacy policy [here](. This email is from Angel Publishing, 3 East Read Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 © Wealth Daily.

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