Autopilot - Investment App

I’m a dang millionaire now

Gotta have at least $500 to play this game. Thanks for getting my hopes up.

Saw my investment lose >34%. Then after being told to just cash out at the loss I cancelled the subscription only to be billed for months.

I tried to get started with this app and it isn’t working. I keep getting this message: “Review your Information Please make sure your information is up to date Confirm Edit” I’ve reviewed my information many times and nothing is incorrect. Pressing the confirm button doesn’t help.

I’m newish to investing. Anytime I’ve ever tried before my portfolio tanked because of timing. It’s happened 3 times in 3 decades. I put money in. I watch it go down. I pull it out because I’m scared. This time was no different. I added money 2 days before the market had its worse crash in decades. 😩 But this time was different because I was able to read about trends, watch what successful portfolios were doing, and this time I didn’t get scared and pull my money at a loss. I stuck it out and now I’m up. I love this app because the info is digestible and informative. I’m actually excited about my choices. I’m making educated decisions (instead of emotional ones). Anything that is above my head, I ask ChatGPT and it explains it to me in a way I can understand. I’m loving it now. I feel like I’m learning and earning.

Two days in a row I had to delete and reinstall the app. Hoping this is tha last time I need to do this.

I canceled my account with auto pilot over a year ago. Since then I have had to report two fraudulent charges on my credit card that were initiated by auto pilot for a membership that hasn’t existed in over a year. Since I got the first two charges overturned reporting them as fraudulent, my credit card company has stopped three more charges from auto pilot. Be careful giving these people your financial information, because they don’t seem to have any issue charging you long after you cancel your account.

I’ve been using this for almost a year. I tossed in $1500 and am up 15% currently. If you take away the charges I’m probably up 7%…a little better than a savings account. At one point I was up to 30% but that’s how it goes and the market crashed in the past week so it is what it is. I’ve been with the Burry tracker the entire time. As a whole, it does what they say it will. It’s easy to use, easy to see what’s happening, and connects easy enough to my Robin Hood account. There have been a few times the connection dropped, but just quickly entered info again and it’s all good. They are good about letting you know. I do like when I see big changes happening and I get a ton of trading info in my email…kinda feels like I just hit a jackpot. I’m going to keep it going and probably add a few more thousand with my next bonus now that it’s a vetted app. If you are only going to throw in a small amount, the fees are going to kill you at about $10 per month. I suggest at least $1500 to not lose all your money on fees.

I got autopilot because I loved the idea. Got the premium subscription and put all of my money under Nancy P, due to the 45% gain they advertise under her portfolio. After just 3 months I have lost almost all of my money. My portfolio is currently sitting at -12% for the year. The trades are slow and often weeks behind the market. I was really hoping this app would be a great background money maker. Instead I’m becoming a full time trader working to correct the terrible buys and sells this app does on my behalf. Investing is a long game, but if I wait any longer Autopilot would have lost me all of my investments and I would be left with nothing. Don’t waste your money. Just buy a few top stocks and ride the wave. I now know why there is so much hate for this app.

I purchased a subscription then learned after several weeks that my brokerage (TD Ameritrade) was acquired by Schwab and Schwab was not yet supported by Autopilot. I realize that the acquisition was completely out of their control so I waited until they launched their integration with Schwab and plugged in all the credentials supposedly needed to connect to my autopilot account to my Schwab account. Things looked promising but at the end of the process it said I need to complete additional setup on the Schwab side. I contacted Schwab support and they walked me through everything I needed to do on their side and still I can’t connect Autopilot to my Schwab account. I’ve sent several emails to Autopilot support and have not gotten any responses except they’re automated “We’re on it…” message. Meanwhile, the autopilot I subscribed to has been worthless for several months while this has been going on. I emailed support about a refund if they can’t get it working and have not heard anything back. Crickets.