Investing in the TSP with the Navy. Has anyone heard of TSP Pilot?

It's a service you pay for that pretty much says their average income is 19% if you follow their investment plan. Anyone ever heard of them? www.tsppilot.com

Make sure you put two "P"'s in the address, otherwise it's a porn site. Found that out at work. Ha!

i would be Leary of it -- not well known!!!

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