Ethan Vanderbuilt is a Rip Off - Internet
Ethan Vanderbuilt Ripped me off!
Oh my god. I feel like such an idiot thinking that the guy was honest.
I signed up with this guy for $4,000. I should’ve know something was weird when he had me wire the money to an account in Panama for his wealthy affiliate program on this his site https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/ethan-vander. I found this criminal because I was doing some due diligence on a company and found that he had written an article about them on his website http://ethanvanderbuilt.com/
I thought that Ethan Vanderbuilt was a true scam buster, was I wrong!!!!!!!!!
He had written so many articles about companies that I thought the articles had to be true and that he really had good intentions.
I found out the hard way. I trusted this disgusting human being and sent him $4,000 dollars.
I got nothing for it!!!!!! Absolutely nothing. He sent me some lame pdf’s which I could’ve found for free on the internet and some crappy videos that he had probably made by copying off of someone else.
The videos were horrible, just rambling on an on about nothing.
Anyway he told me if I wired him the money I would have 30 days money back guarantee if I didn’t like what I purchased. The next day I asked him for my money back and he said sorry no refunds.
I went to my bank immediately and they said I could do nothing since I wired the money and that the bank was out of the country. I went to my attorney and had them try to file a lawsuit but this guy doesn’t exist. You can’t find him. He doesn’t even live in the USA and the authorities can’t even shut his websites down because they are all hosted in Panama.
Ethan Vanderbuilt is the worst criminal I have ever encountered. That was my savings that he stole.
He promised me that he would give me a solid road map to financial success and guide me on how to be a great entrepreneur.
I GOT RIPPED OFF AND THERE IS NOTHING I CAN DO ABOUT IT
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Darik Z
Michigan,USA
Something's Fishy Here
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, March 12, 2015
You know, I've been combing through the Ethan Vanderbuilt reports here (let's just say I find the guy rather "intriguing"). Although I'm definitely no Ethan fan, something just didn't sit right about the complaints against him, and it got me thinking. Where do I begin?
Call me wacky (many have), but I find it just a little tough to believe that anyone with the slightest ounce of common sense would send 4 (or 5, or 6, or 7) Grand to some guy they just met on the internet, let alone through a bank in Panama of all places. Furthermore, the stories I've read all seem remarkably similar aside from the actual amounts mentioned. Something about it just didn't pass the smell test.
Then I noticed something interesting about all these threads. Either in the original complaint or Mr. Vanderbuilt's rebuttal, several URL's are posted, and they are mostly URL's that lead either to his site or a site he is related to. I found it especially peculiar that someone who was giving Ethan the third degree would actually post a link to the very site he was warning people to stay away from. Not only that, but each of these individuals actually took the time to upload a pic of Ethan to accompany their post. Finally, all of the various reports seem to fall within the same general time frame (August 2014). Hmmm......
I have a theory, and it's only a theory, but stay with me here....
What if the person(s) posting the scathing reports on Ethan are actually....ETHAN?
Yes, what if Ethan is actually rebutting himself in order to generate more traffic to his sites? What if all this back-and-forth is just a way for him to put his link on yet another forum. As the old saying goes, there is no such thing as badpublicity, because some will click the link just for curiosity's sake, and then Ethan makes a buck.
I know it's a stretch, but on the other hand, Ethan does make his living by generating controversy. Is it out of the question that he could be generating his own opponents as well?
Just a little food for thought.