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One of the reasons I find companies like Capital Training Group and Global Broker Systems very suspicious is due to the enormous amount they charge for a 4 day training course. Does it cover airfare, hotel, meals, transportation, etc.? Probably not. I know of someone who has taken a course with Global Broker Systems about a year ago. The person, who I will not name on this post, is my friend's cousin (lets call him John for the sake of this post). John is a middle aged professional who is married with three kids. He lost his job as a banker in 2009 due to the economy. He was living off his savings and had no luck in getting back in the job market. John then started looking at franchises and small businesses. He somehow stumbled upon Global Broker Systems and somehow felt comfortable in investing $20, 000 for a 3 day training program. Long story short, John completed the training program and ultimately realized it was a scam. Yes, foks, a scam. He worked long hours, calling New York to California 7 days a week. He went door to door. He did find folks interested in getting loans but the problem he encountered was none of them qualified. The $20K he invested was all of the savings he had left in life and ultimately his home got foreclosed upon. John is not suing anyone nor is he out for revenge for getting duped. He did tell me that one of the things that Global Broker Systems promised him were leads and that you never ever have to cold call. That turned out to be totally not true. I do realize there are two sides of the story but as a noninvestor and a stander by, I do have some concerns for companies like these. Here are some of them:

1. What justifies them charging $20K plus for a mere 3-4 day training course.

2. Why not just charge $2K or so and get a royalty on every deal since they claim they supply the leads.

3. I do realize that running the training program for free and then charging them a percentage of the business might not attract serious candidates due to the fact the candidate does not have skin in the game, but I find it suspicious why they are not charging a small royalty. Bottom line thinking for me is that they want to hoard the $20, 000.00 upfront money.

4. Sales is not for everyone. Why not have a selection criteria. I guarantee you that a semi truck driver or a blue collar worker with a stuterring problem WILL NOT and CANNOT be successful in a sales position. It seems to me like they take everyone with $20, 000.00.

5. These companies do not have an internal finance program either. Why not? Maybe because they know the majority of their graduates will not succeed is my thinking.

Maybe there are fine qualities in their program but for $20, 000.00, I do not need to hear the other side of the story. I do believe that their main mission is to make tons of profit and take advantages of people like the John's of this world.

Phil Dushey and his son are extremely strong high pressure people.  Phil Dushey is also one of the instructors and according to John, he is a really fishy character and is a liar and scammer.  Phil Dushey does not keep his word according to my friend.  Everyone out there needs to be careful when companies like Phil Dushey's company wants $20,000.00 in cash for just a 3 day training program.

I wanted to come back here and add a comment to all the readers that might consider the Global program. I found Global through one of the franchise sites and found some interest in it. I work for Eco Friendly updates an eco friendly reporting company and just wanted more money and needed to work from home. So I called Global and listened to what they had to say and well I became more interested. I went online and started my research and found this complaint and was a bit taken back as I dont want to get ripped off for 20k. After more research and visiting the Global offices and I saw with my own two eyes a fully operational financial company. I jumped in and went to NY for the training up in their offices. Their offices were very nice and impressive. The 3 day training was great, they gave me everything they said they would. They set me up with all the knowledge, they hooked me up directly with a dozen banks that offer a multitude of financial programs that were my products and they gave me what I needed to market on a normal budget. It took me a month to get started and I followed what they told me to do. I screwed up a few times and after that with the support they gave me I was rolling smooth. Now I dont know about anyone else but I am a go getter and not a complainer or a cry baby. I got business rather quickly and I have made all my money back and now make about 15-25k a month, its crazy I feel like a millionaire. I came back here to post this message to let you all know that what they offer is very real and in no way is Phil Dushey the type of individual that would ever yell at anyone or treat anyone like dirt. He is a man of his word and his program has changed my life. My bills are paid and I have my own business that lets me live well. Who ever wrote this original report you should be ashamed of yourself for trying to give people the wrong idea about a great program and good people. You should be ashamed of yourself for not working your new business with heart! And trying to put your failure on the backs of people that I know definitely helped you. Anyway I just wanted to set the record straight because I am very proud of what I have accomplished. If anyone is interested in talking to me about my experiences you can reach me at maysrexen@gmail.com.

I'm an outsider looking in and can tell that the two rebuttals above claiming that the service works are from the same poster, just look at the signatures first name and last initial on both. The language (attitude) in both the posts are the same as well.

Aside from the obvious, why would anyone pay $20,000 to a company for a 3 day training session in NYC? The idea of learning everything you need to know to roll into 6 figure incomes in just 3 days is beyond common sense. This reminds me of the late night infomercials, for only $10,000 more we will throw in an additional breakfast with your training supervisor.

Since this company is based out of NYC, you might want to contact the NY AG's office for fraudulent practices.