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We initially invested two years ago. It was a 6month investment. At the end of 6months they gave us the option to cash out or continue at the same rate of return for another 6months. We decided to keep it in there. After the second term of 6months ended we decided to cash out. Then all the excuses started. I wonder if we tried to cash out after the first 6months if we would have been paid or would the excuses have started then. Who knows.

Yeah, I don't know why they needed investments from the general public. This was out of my league, that's why I included my accountant and attorney to review the paperwork. Usually, I invest in funds, IRAs, stocks, etc.... I understand that stuff, but I'm all new at this type of investing. Believe me, I won't be doing it again. I don't like the stress involved, badgering them for payment, and most of all I don't like losing money no matter the amount.

I learned my lesson, so what are the steps I should take now? Do I even have any recourse?