Durig Capital

Just make sure that when you send your money to work, that you take a picture to remember it by. A warm handshake helps.

Please take your money and run far away from this company. They will not pick up the phone or answer the calls from investors.

Their DD-1 fund's performance for the past 2 years is horrible.

(2019 onwards )Horrible is an understatement.

The advisor does not take any ownership or responsibility for the fund's performance. While The DD-1 fund investors have lost their investments and are currently holding the bag, Durig Capital have started several new funds and have started to market them to new investors.

At Mr. Durig's urging, I switched a $22,000 investment to a different overseas corporate bond.

In retrospect, I see the news wires were offering warnings of default in April or May. Mr. Durig professed ignorance of this four months later, in September, saying he had been caught by surprise. Never once did he communicate TO me.

Never did he respond to e-mailed questions about this, although he continued to issue invitations to other investments.

When caught by phone he simply said, "It looks bad. Sorry, I have to go."

He should be shut down by the appropriate authorities.

If you want to buy bonds and not get taken advantage of with prices you should use Durig Capital, they do excellent research, can access bonds that you may not otherwise ever know exist, and most importantly with and debt lower than AAA they monitor the underling company to see if there are any headwinds to be aware of. I've taken their advice and done very well, and I've traded bonds for over 20 years being a retired Financial Adviser.

Thank You

You and find many of my comments on Seeking Alpha which I often make additional comments about Durig Capital research reports

Durig capital ,Tigard ,Oregon

I have asked in the past while owning a foreign bond with these brokers to sell it,but the staff avoided my phone

calls and would not give a quote,a service that I could have instructed with no problem from my regular broker.The

rep at Fidelity acted aware that these independent advisor/sub-brokers(Durig) act like this.No problem when they

call you once a week to offer another junk bond offering.The issue that I bought,under time pressure(24-48 hrs)was

rated A,but other companies rated it B.After eventually reaching the owner,and trying to persuade me to hold the

issue for around 60 minutes,he said at the very last moment, "we could sell it for you,and Gotta go!",and hung up

in 1 second.I should have immediately acat this bond out of their possession,probably didnt in feelings since the

owner has or appears to have a disability.The bondholder has no control except through the advisor's actions.They

operate as Durig capital,http://investment-income.net and http://www.bank-offshore.co/.Unlike their

phrase,its"looking out for their best interests!".ROI on offerings will probably not be as stated(less)and not

including advisory,selling or transfer fees.Anyone looking to lose serious money with this group this is your

opportunity.A good broker would work with you,and not against.A dishonest practice.