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STATEMENT FROM SELLERS PLAYBOOK, INC.:

Comments are full of factual inaccuracies and falsehoods. Furthermore, All Sellers Playbook events require check-in and no Ronnie B (or any variance thereof) was on the attendance list therefore it is likely the writer did not attend or was written by a competitor under a pseudonym.

NOW TO THE ORIGINAL REPORT THAT WAS FILED

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I signed up for a 1,000 dollar course designed to teach me everything I needed to know to successfully build an ecommerce business through Amazon. The course was three days long. We were told that we would receive refunds if we were disatisfied on the first day. Cleverly enough on the second day we were told that to be truly successful we needed to invest 40 thousand dollars for their assistance and education, including proprietary software.

That night, I knew something was wrong so I did a bit of research. Not surprisingly, it is very difficult to locate information online regarding this company. But through a series of property record checks through public records, whois searches, and creative googling I discovered that this is a recycled SCAM that has been used by the same individuals for years. 

They barely changed the model of the scam or the cost to the consumer either. It's usually a 3 day seminar followed by a 40k upsell. Our speaker Scott Stewart was taken to court for this because of his "Rich Dad" seminar. The owner, Jessie Tieva pulled this with a real estate seminar just in 2016. I believe she learned the tactic from Armondo Montelongo who has numerous complaints regarding a similar scam a couple of years prior.

These people work together. When the scam stops working, they chop off the LLC from the main corporation and start anew.

Seller's Playbook has supposedly been around for years, but their corporate headquarters in Minneapolis is located in some sort of manufacturing building in a business park. It's probably just their legal location. The LLC was just registered this year. As was the website.

Under previous names, these people have sold educational material for an unimaginable sum and if you dig as deep as I did, it certainly appears that the material is worthless and there have been people who have needed to turn to the courts.

But they'll keep getting away with this unless the word gets out. Scott Stewart had the arrogance to explain how a good corporate infrastructure includes the ability to sever ties without legal repercussions. He said this to the crowd he intended to sell 40k of education to. 

Scott, you're a poor consultant (yes, consultant) and I hope that you enjoy those dirtbikes that you keep purchasing with the hopes and dreams of the people gullible enough to believe you.