Posted by William G. Reau on July 21, 2002 at 16:05:52:
In Reply to: Re: Sure sounds like it. posted by ed on July 21, 2002 at 10:12:11:
Ed: You are one of many who, in the interest of wanting to create a better future, bought into such a program. I went to a poor excuse for a training class given by Kevin Shortle in Florida and met a handful of people that were spending $1500 (cost me $500) to try and make something of their "original" bad choice. But how could one know because they were mostly inexperienced in doing such research. Those are very painful lessons from making a bad choice, however, one can recover and benefit from it rather than give energy to something we cannot change, right? I WOULD send a complaint into my Attorney General's office, though.
I bought into a mentoring program (R.E.) offered by a well-known RE guru that cost me $2600. I believe it was about 2 months later when I decided I was not getting my money's worth and cancelled the program and contacted the C/Card company to credit my account for that charge. It took me months to finally get the credit authorized by the mentoring program and that was only after I copied my Attorney General's office, threatened to have a TV channel get in touch with them and that I would post my experience and feelings on several I-sites concerning R.E. YOU CAN DO THIS, TOO.
I wish you the best and hope you do not give up pursuing your dream of a better future. I truly received twenty times the knowledge from John Behle's
course and it only cost me $495.00 and included videos plus a one week seminar in Idaho (I paid transportation, room, and meals). It cannot be beaten by anything offered.....and I know more than a dozen people that will agree with me.Regards, Bill Reau (Ohio)
- Re: Sure sounds like it. C Ekonomou 15:25:25 10/01/2002 (2)
- Nope - that just isn't right. John Behle 00:24:24 10/02/2002 (1)
- Re: Nope - that just isn't right. Walter 18:14:14 10/02/2003 (0)