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Comments are full of factual inaccuracies and falsehoods. Furthermore, All Sellers Playbook events require check-in and no Jamal (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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Attended a seminar in the city about selling on Amazon. And who stands up to speak but Jessie Conners? Former speaker and front man for Armando Montelongo and some other scam traveling Road shows apparently. At first I didn't recognize her but then when I heard her voice, I flashed back to hearing almost the identical sales pitch a few years ago for a three day seminar that would change my life for the buy-it-now price. Only to find that the seminar was just ANOTHER long-winded pitch for a 20 or 30 thousand dollar scam. Her voice grated on my nerves back then and it was like a horrible flashback to the money I wasted believing her the first time. No way. There were like 200 people watching her speak or rather yell at us. I think about 5 bought the overpriced package. My wife and I stopped people outside and suggested that they do more research and told them our story about this woman. Checked into her claims today about the "years and years" Sellers Playbook has been building relationships so we can take advantage of their relationships for the low low price of $1000 TODAY ONLY. Sellers Playbook was trademarked in May of 2017. Shouldn't she said "hours and hours" of building relationships? Seems she changes her "how I got rich" story every time something new comes around. Hold onto your money. trademarkia.com/trademarks-search.aspx?tn=Sellers+Playbook http://saltydroid.info/jessie-conners-is-my-rich-dad/ ripoffreport.com/reports/armando-montelongo/san-antonio-texas-78247/armando-montelongo-armando-montelongo-seminar-for-flipping-houses-san-antonio-texas-710671 m.ripoffreport.com/reports/relevant/rich-dad-education-wealth-intelligence?&pg=4 http://activerain.com/blogsview/251012/the-truth-about-rich-dad-poor-dad-seminar--big-scam- m.youtube.com/watch?v=pMms8Mry6I0
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Arbitration
#3Author of original report
Tue, June 13, 2017
Arbitrators at Ripoff Report have contacted us because "Jessie Conners" is now "Jessie Tevia", so she and her husband are claiming it is a false report. Jessie Tevia's (formerly known as Jessie Conners) husband is also claiming that the package is sold for $997 instead of the $1000. These are their claims as to why this is a false report! So to clarify, the package is only $997 if you buy at the event but will be $1997 if you try to buy it the next day! I assure you, they will try to sell you a more expensive package when you attend the three day event - if they can prove otherwise, let it be. We will respond to the arbitration but this just proves how desperate they are to hide the truth. We took photos at the event and will post those as well, Based on our previous experience with Jessie Conners, who apparently believes she is allowed to escape her past by getting married and changing her name, we suggest that you be very careful. She is a loud and aggressive salesperson and hires many of the same to hard-sell her program. They can afford to spend a lot of money on fighting people talking online about what they're pitching because they're making a lot of money selling nothing of real value. She was a speaker for Armando Montelongo and Rich Dad seminar circuits. Check out the ripoff reports on those companies and check out the many, many lawsuits including civil RICO cases. If you do attend the seminar, ask the speaker to show earnings reports and account information from Amazon. They will show you pictures of their families and supposed great wealth, why not show proof of what you can expect to make with their supposedly proven system. Anyone who is training this can show you how much they make on Amazon every month. Do an internet search on "Jessie Conners". "Rich Dad" or "Salty Droid". (That one was especially interesting.). Also, you can verify their company name and ownership and date of trademark online with a simple search. Sure her name is Jessie Tevia now. And Jessie Tevia and her husband have opened a new business that claims years and years of success - but that opened about 2-3 months ago this year. If you have a complaint about this company, I would suggest filing a fresh ripoff report as they are paying to try to have this one removed. We will be filing a fresh one with absolute facts stated so their claims that there is a huge difference between $1000 and $997 can't be argued. We will use their exact quotes in their arbitration statements. Although they did not dispute that they are a new company and not the years and years old company they have their spokespeople claim!
Justin
New York,New York,
USA
Complete Scam - STAY AWAY
#3General Comment
Tue, June 13, 2017
This company is a scam on top of scams. I went to their 2 hour free presentation in the hopes of learning Amazon. I didn't learn ANYTHING at the free event. The free event is just there to sell you into a 3 day workshop. I've wanted to learn Amazon for a while and even though I had my hesitations, I went along with it because the way the event was presented, they made it seem that they were part of Amazon.
That is not the case at all. Once I got to the 3 day I kept trying to find out who the "Founder" of the company was. They wouldn't tell me. It wasn't until I found out it was this woman named Jessie Connors, or Jessie Tieva... whatever she goes by now adays. Turns out she was a real estate speaker for Rich Dad, which is Robert Kiyosaki's company. She also was a speaker for Armando Montelongo. That guy is bad news. She's been doing real estate for a while now... but it seems that she decided to take a try at Amazon. I wouldn't care that she was teaching Amazon if she knew it... but this company was a joke. The 3 day workshop was a joke. No one there would show me their store name on Amazon. There was NO PROOF that they were selling on Amazon. Then they were trying to sell a $30,000+ coaching program. Why would I pay $30,000 for a coaching program when they won't give me one store name that they sell under on Amazon so that I can see that they are doing what they say they are doing.
I didn't buy the coaching, so I don't know if it's working for anyone. But where there is smoke I think there is fire. They are not giving me my money back and if I don't get it back in the next week then I'm contacting the Attorney General and the FTC and am going to start posting more online.