Dear Friend:

I'm not quite sure how to begin, so I'll start with the basics.

My name is David C. Fessler. I'm 54 years old. My wife, Anne, and I have two children, aged eleven and fifteen. We live in a lovely 200-year old stone farmhouse on over 60 acres that we've been painstakingly restoring since 1982.

The only difference between you and me is that something happened to me four years ago that changed the way I look at money and investing. It brought me greater wealth than I honestly expected, and a level of independence and security I didn't think was possible.

I thought you should hear my story because I truly believe that you, too, can have the same great experience.

But before I give you all the details — let me tell you a little more about myself and just what prompted me to write this letter... and explain why you've been chosen to get it.

I'm an entrepreneur and I own two small businesses. Although I consider myself retired from the corporate rat race, I still keep busy with my businesses. I also spend some time doing freelance writing and fly-fishing, both of which I really enjoy. I'm telling you these things about myself because I want you to know I'm a real person just like you.

An Opportunity Missed

About seven years ago, at the ripe old age of 47, I was fortunate enough to be able to retire from a very successful twenty-six year career in the semiconductor industry. At the time, most of my nest egg was in the form of shares of stock from the technology company I had worked for.

I was looking forward to retirement and to living off the considerable sum I had managed to accumulate through diligent savings and my former company's stock.

I was fascinated by the stock market and interested in investing, but had few ideas as to how to go about it. I had lots of time to manage my investments at this point, but what I was really doing was mismanaging them.

I was making most of the classic mistakes you read about all the time: holding onto losers in hopes that they would eventually rebound, buying stocks when they became so popular that everyone was buying them and so on. Since I had a degree in Electrical Engineering, my portfolio was 100% in technology stocks, which were the only companies I felt comfortable buying.

I became emotionally attached to every stock I bought, and "Buy High, Sell Low" was my war cry. I was squandering my retirement nest egg one losing trade at a time, and my big brokerage balance dropped by more than two-thirds. It still makes me sick to think about it.

A little more than five years ago, I received an invitation in the mail. It was an invitation to join a private financial fellowship called The Oxford Club. (And as you'll soon see, some of the information I received in the special reports they sent me has changed my life.)

Now I'd never heard of The Oxford Club, and the reason is they're a somewhat secretive and exclusive organization. It turns out, unbeknownst to me that once in a while, they open up their membership roster to accept a few chosen individuals.

Now this letter was different from those laughable offers you see everyday. You know the ones, promising "can't miss" opportunities and riches beyond your wildest dreams. This one was much more reserved, much more sincere, much more sensible. It appealed to my feelings of professionalism and trust.

I read with curiosity (and truth be told, some amusement) a few paragraphs about one of their newest recommendations, Walmart de Mexico, the still tiny Mexican division of Wal-Mart that was trading at just 90 cents a share, and which they thought had the potential for some significant gains.

I thought to myself, "I could take nine thousand dollars and pickup 10,000 shares and just wait."

After I finished reading the letter, my first inclination was to buy the stock, send in the application and join.

"Why not?" I told myself. Then the phone rang, I became involved in something else, and I forgot about The Oxford Club materials and Walmart de Mexico. The Oxford Club invitation got tucked away in my desk drawer, forgotten.

Then over the ensuing months, I got busy working on projects around the house and enjoying some fly-fishing at my hunting and fishing club.

About a year later, I was looking for something in my desk, and I ran across the invitation materials once again.

As I scanned through them with the intention of relegating them to the recycling bin, my eye caught the few paragraphs on Walmart de Mexico.

"I wonder what that stock is doing now?" I said to no one in particular. I logged on to my on-line brokerage account and entered the Walmart de Mexico symbol "WMMVF". My heart immediately sank...

By not joining The Oxford Club when I first received the invitation, I missed out on what was arguably one of the most phenomenal stock success stories of that year. Walmart de Mexico grew from a small $0.90 (split adjusted) per-share fringe stock into a $4.50 per-share success — all in a matter of a few years. (Turns out my 10,000 shares would have been worth over $45,000 by this past January, an increase of 400%!)

I couldn't believe I let a first-class opportunity slip through my fingers, especially one with the potential (and ultimately, the reality) of such huge gains!

But that's okay. Because right away I decided to send in my application for membership. And I'm glad I did. Look at the tremendous success the Club and its members have had since...

I joined just in time to get in on Celgene — still one of the Club's hot biotechnology stocks — which adjusted for a 2:1 stock split has more than quintupled in price, from just over $11 per share to $61, over a 450% gain...

Alexander & Baldwin — one of the world's biggest ocean transportation companies — closed up over 90%, nearly a double...

BHP Billiton — the largest global resource company in the world- rose over 277% in a little over three and a half years. That's nearly 75% per year...

And Landstar, a specialty transportation and logistics company soared nearly 149% in the 26 months the Club held it in the portfolio.

Back in 2003, housing stocks were on fire, and one of the Club's recommendations, D.R. Horton, exploded for a 124% gain in just 14 months...

Members interested in the ultimate resource stock were glad they bought Fording Canadian Coal. That stock — arguably one of the safest of all resource stocks on the planet — made 294% gains — in just under 18 months.

And then there are the dozens of historical examples of other investments that in the past few years have handily "beat the market" — investments like Dentsply (up 25% so far in 2007), Kinder Morgan (up 52% since 2002), MasterCard (up 113% in seven months), Hotel and Inns Management (up 49% in 26 days), Riverbed Technology (up 95% in just over two months), Chipotle (up 50% in a little over three months), Hercules Offshore (up 52% in under three months), Basic Energy Services (up 25% in seven weeks), and Lan Airlines (up 108% in about seven months)...

Now, I'm not going to tell you I was in on all those companies. I'd be lying to you if I did. I owned a number of them, and some of them I still own. But I quickly discovered something: gains like these are commonplace for The Oxford Club.

Thirty percent, 50%, 100% gains seem to come along almost weekly. But every now and then a blockbuster rolls around. Walmart de Mexico was one of them, Celgene is another.

And the secrets to these types of spectacular gains are contained in the package of five special, focused reports (like report #3: "Turn $10,000 Into $1 Million With Just Two Stocks") that I received as part of my membership in The Oxford Club.

The next blockbuster I watched (and profited from) first hand - in the months after I joined.

It was a new recommendation on a company that specializes in making surgical robots, and it came from Club Investment Director Alexander Green.

When I first read about his recommendation in the September 2004 issue of The Oxford Club's private Communiqué, I thought about sending him an email suggesting that he was spending too much time watching the Jetsons on TV and that maybe he should be doing a little more thorough research!

He had learned about a small, unknown company that had developed and patented a new surgical robot, and they were selling them for near $1.5 million apiece. He had also learned something that only someone in his position was ever likely to use to their advantage — that the company had no competition.

That's right, it held a monopoly position in surgical robots.

Alex's article (like all Oxford Club articles) was written so you could easily grasp the concept of the company's business, and more importantly, see the future potential.

In late August 2004, right after I read the article on Intuitive Surgical, I decided to buy 1,000 shares of Intuitive Surgical stock — more than I probably should have — at $24.55 a share.

I wish I'd bought more.

You see, Alex saw that this company had true potential as a momentum stock. He refers to them as "growth stocks on steroids" because they are elite businesses with the fastest earnings growth — and the best price action — of all publicly traded companies.

And Alex has a complex screening algorithm that uses no less than nine criteria to determine if companies have the right "stuff" to make it as momentum stocks. This one did.

Six months later, Intuitive stock bolted to $48.81. That's nearly a 100% gain! But it didn't stop there. By January 2006 it had rocketed all the way to $135.93! The stock had nearly tripled... again! The total gain at this point? 454%!

There have been numerous other blockbusters since. Shares of the big diesel engine manufacturer Cummins for instance, were recommended at just over $36.00 in late September 2004.

They're now worth a little more than $120.06 - a 231% gain in a little under 3 years. You see, while some Oxford Club stocks that Alex picks generate quick gains, many are held for much longer periods of time. "Sell the losers and let the winners ride" is Alex's credo.

And just recently I bought another highly recommended stock called Atwood Oceanics — and watched it move from $62.68 to $74.36 in just a few months. (This one's still a strong "buy" recommendation, expected to trade over $100 in the next 12-24 months!)

Now, as you might have guessed, I'm not a big-time investor. Not like some members I've spoken with who have used Oxford Club recommendation to double their wealth, almost on an annual basis.

If the truth be known, I bought few shares of anything in my life before joining The Oxford Club. I didn't have much time to learn about stocks... to research the companies. And all my "investment advisor" was doing was making fat commissions for himself and losing money for me.

Now The Oxford Club provides me with the information and research I need to make my own investment decisions. And I'm able to say I'm batting close to 1,000 with my investments. With the unique trading strategies you'll learn about in the five free reports (like report #4: "How to Turn Your Portfolio into a Perpetual Money Machine") contained in your New Member Welcome Package, there's an excellent chance you'll have mostly all winners... and few (if any) losers.

Yet, as profitable and successful as these recommendations have been, stocks have not been the most lucrative part of my association with The Oxford Club.

A few months ago, I launched a brand new business through The Oxford Club. Something I had no idea I could do. Now that business is well on its way to being a success for me — in it's first year! And I owe this all to The Oxford Club.

Let me explain.

The Oxford Club is a remarkable organization. It's made up of thousands upon thousands of successful business people, investors, entrepreneurs, professionals, artists, highly placed politicians, financial experts and the like.

And its members are spread throughout the world.

My point is, The Oxford Club is very diverse, intelligent and, for the most part, very affluent. It was the perfect place to test my idea for a home business program that I had thought about pursuing for some time. But, as stated in the bylaws, the club never releases its member's names, placing a high value on their privacy...

So I submitted an example of my work to the Board of Governors and Editorial Staff and Directors of The Oxford Club. After some very diligent investigation of my work, they introduced it to those members who expressed an interest in seeing new, innovative and potentially profitable opportunities.

Offering my services to Oxford Club members was a risk-free way to test out my business idea to see if it would fly in the "real" world. The Oxford Club was confident that my services would appeal to the membership, and they have.

My Oxford Club experience proved that there was, indeed, a market for my services. Now I'm the proud owner of what is sure to be a very lucrative business for me for as long as I want to keep doing it.

This is an example of what makes The Oxford Club different from any ordinary group or investment advisory service.

Its not just about researching and picking stocks.

It's about creating wealth, in many different and exciting ways. And it's about putting the resources to do it right at every member's fingertips.

But as much as I've made money through my association with The Oxford Club, I've also learned the importance of protecting it.

To tell you the truth, wealth protection was something I never really thought seriously about before joining the Club.

Big mistake.

Think about it for a minute. You've heard about...

... The IRS's "reign of terror" on honest tax-paying Americans, like you and me — seizing cars, homes, bank accounts and leaving families who were once prosperous absolutely destitute.

... out-of-control litigation by hordes of lawyers who have twisted our legal system to where anyone can sue anybody for anything — and usually win. (Hot coffee? Let's be serious.)

And then there's...

... government and police agencies that use and abuse ever-increasing search and seizure powers, using drugs and terrorism as an excuse to interfere in everybody's business.

... out-of-control federal spending that's made our government so desperate for money that it has no choice but to up our taxes year after year, or whittle away at more and more deductions.

... it makes you realize just how vulnerable your wealth really is — even here in the good old U.S.A!

I knew very little about protecting my wealth through offshore trusts and "tax havens" before joining The Oxford Club. In fact, I was pretty intimidated by it.

Today, I'm proud to say that I'm in the process of making the bulk of my money 100% secure, out of the reach of anyone who might want to sue me or take what I've earned.

And it is so much easier than I expected. Once I joined, I started by reading about offshore wealth protection services offered by a private company affiliated with The Oxford Club. This information is available (discreetly to members only, of course) on The Oxford Club's private website.

This company provided me with information on safe havens for my assets, and is guiding me through every stage of my wealth protection plan. They gave me the names and numbers of people who could help me put my plan in place... for a fraction of the cost of "going it alone". Then, earlier this year, I went to the Club's "Investment University" seminar in Phoenix, Arizona and met with some of the world's most knowledgeable trust experts.

I now have several companies, which give me protection and tax savings and which, much to my surprise, has slashed my taxes significantly. And I'm about to set up a few strategic offshore accounts to make sure my wealth goes to my family — and not to Uncle Sam.

Now I'm doing the same things the world's wealthiest individuals do to grow and preserve their wealth. These are things every American should do, but few even know about, and most think requires millions of dollars.

But that's not the only puzzle The Oxford Club helped me solve.

Investing globally is not a mystery to me anymore, thanks to The Oxford Club, and they're helping me protect against the declining dollar, which as we all know is a big concern these days.

And in one of the five free special reports, #2, Pocket 328% from China's 1.3 Billion-Person Consumer Spending Spree we tell you about the hottest new companies in China. Every year, Oxford Financial Editors travel to China to see the growing opportunities firsthand. They've just returned with their findings: In a short time, 612 million Chinese farmers - more than double the population of the United States - will be living in cities, working in jobs, and quadrupling their income. This just-finished report details the profits to be made in Banking, Travel and the Internet. Gains are likely to exceed 873%.

Armed with this kind of information, I can easily buy very profitable offshore stocks — like Aluminum Corporation of China, up 153% since being recommended in early December 2006 — and like others from China, Russia, Brazil and India... Foreign country funds and foreign Exchange Traded Funds recommended by the Club — all with just a few mouse clicks.

And I never have to worry about currency conversions or time differences as those are handled by my online broker.

These are just a few of the ways I've benefited from membership in this most remarkable fellowship over the last few years.

And in the five free special reports (like report #1: "The All-Star Portfolio Strategy — How You Can Easily Beat the Market by 281% to 651%") you'll learn about them all — once you decide to accept this invitation to join the Club and your New Member Welcome Package arrives.

Of course, I wouldn't expect you to make a decision about joining based on my experiences alone.

I've met dozens of members over the years who, like me, who value their membership in The Oxford Club dearly. I'll tell you about them in a moment.

But first, I want you to read a letter I've enclosed from one of my best friends, Ray S.

Now I've known Ray for nearly 30 years, he's been a great mentor to me during the 20 plus years we spent working for the same company. He's a great friend and while in the past we've made some of the same investing mistakes together, we're now enjoying some of the same successes as members of the Club.

I told him I was writing this letter to The Oxford Club and asked him if he wanted to include anything. He said that he was so excited about his successes as a member that he would gladly write something. Here's his letter, just the way he wrote it:

July 31, 2007

Dear Fellow Investor,

I've spent most of my 29-year career in the semiconductor industry, selling capital test equipment to "chip" manufacturers and also the test, assembly and packaging outsource companies.

My investment background started in 1984 when I decided to get into the market. My boss, at that time, had a broker that was hitting his recommendations out of the park.

Like most people, I wanted to get into the action and opened a brokerage account. Being in the tech business, I had some technology stocks I followed but mainly let the broker use his recommendations.

My returns were pretty pale at best. At the same time, I opened up a 401K account with the company I was working for. Interestingly enough, my 401K was doing better than the brokers' picks so I cashed out the brokerage account and sat on the sidelines until 1990.

During that period, I started educating myself on investing. I got back into the market focusing on the technology sector that I knew. I did very well with some of the tech stocks. Actually anyone playing tech did well until the meltdown of 2000.

That year was a disaster for tech but I walked away with some significant wins in spite of it all.

From 2001 through 2006, my brokerage account made some modest gains, but not much better than the S&P 500 Index.

I now know that my strategy of investing was misguided. I would do my research, buy a sizable position, and hope for a home run like I did in the past. I hit a few, but the strike out's brought down my average, and worse than that, I was very exposed to the downside of market volatility.

A good friend of mine, Dave Fessler, informed me about The Oxford Club. At first, I didn't pay much attention to his suggestion until he started talking about The Oxford Club's diversification strategy versus my narrowly focused strategy.

Dave and I talk a lot about investing as we've both made some of the same mistakes over the years. When he started telling me how consistent his returns were and about some of the big wins he was chalking up, I started to sit up and take notice.

I decided to join the club in December 2006 and followed up by joining the Chairman's Circle in April 2007. My Chairman's Circle membership paid for itself in less than 3 weeks. Their recommendations have been very good and I am extremely pleased I made this decision. My portfolio is up over 20% for the year, even with the downside market swings of this past July.

Sincerely,
Ray S., member since 2006

Needless to say, I'm genuinely pleased with my experiences of the last several years. This alliance has made a very deep and real difference in my life.

Then it was up the circular staircase to meet Steven King — the gentleman in charge of all Oxford Club financial conferences. This fine young man handles it all — from the traveling city-to-city for Chapter Meetings, to financial "safaris" in far-away lands, to the Annual Global Club Cruise to which members will be returning for yet another wealth seeking mission — this time on board the six-star Crystal Symphony in the Eastern Caribbean. Not only are these trips a lot of fun, I've heard they turn up some very handsome profits as well!

• "Bear-proof" my portfolio by investing in a group of carefully screened, fast-moving stocks not tied to the U.S. market or to the falling U.S. dollar.
  
  
• Legally hold wealth overseas without reporting it to the IRS.
  
  
• Get between 8% and 15% yields overseas, safely, in guaranteed cash investments.
  
  
• Save between 30% and 50% on my estate planning — and set it up so the U.S. government gets virtually nothing, and my heirs get as much as legally possible.
  
  
• Find brokers/specialists — industry professionals who've been referred by the Club for years, are among the most knowledgeable in their fields and offer a preferred level of services to Oxford Club members. The Club gave me access to their names and phone numbers as soon as I joined.

• Special detailed analysis and explanations of all new recommendations. You'll know exactly what you're investing in and what kind of profits, and level of risk, to expect.
  
  
• What's most remarkable about The Oxford Club is the price at which they can supply this level of services.

It has worked for me over the last four years. It has worked for many of The Oxford Club members I've met along the way. And it can work for you.

• You'd miss Alex's and Lou's market insights than protect members through all kinds of market turbulence.
  
  
• You'd miss the valuable wealth protection information -- the kind lawyers and tax specialists normally charge thousands of dollars for.
  
  
• You would miss the camaraderie of men and women who share the same ideals and quest for wealth that you do.