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Complaint Review: Alexander Treasure Pick-Up RSD Course in World Summit 2012 - Internet
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Alexander Treasure Pick-Up RSD Course in World Summit 2012 http://4weeknatural.com/ No Attention Given to Students During Course Law Vegas Internet
I read another review about Alexander on rip off report, and that brought back some memories of my own, and I decided to write about the similar expeirences I had with him as well.
Alexander use to work for Real Social Dynamics (RSD), it is a dating company specializing in helping men get better with women. Back in 2012 I attended an event hosted by RSD called World Summit, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The world summit program was very good, with a lot of interesting theories and speakers discussing various ways to make yourself a more appealing man to attract women.
I decided to also attend a bootcamp (BC) offered by the company, as I didn't have much luck with the women. I ended up paying 2000 to attend a BC with Alexander during this time. This was a massive amount of money for a college student working a part-time job.
Before even attending the BC I read a negative review of Alexander's BC given in Sydney, Australia. I was a bit concerned about Alexander not teaching during the BC, and just doing his own thing, so I decided to ask for a refund from RSD. The customer service rep from RSD assured me Alexander does not behave in such a way during BCs and to give him a chance to prove himself.
I ended up attending the BC with Alexander at World Summit in Vegas, along with an Australian guy who attended to original BC in Sydney that received the negative review. The BC with Alexander was badly runned, and Alexander left me to my own device for most of the time. Occaisionally him or one of his assistance would offer me some advice; the amount of help I received though did not justify the cost. I ended asking for a refund at the end of the BC, which RSD honored.
Alexander ended up leaving RSD, when the company received world wide bad publicity due to the ideologies of Julien LeBlanc. Julien got banned from Australia, and I guess Alex being Australian, he did not want to bring any spotlight onto him.
Alexander has now started his own pick up company, charging 4000! I suggest people stay away from it. Most of the testimonials I have seen on youtube about his new service, is given by his assistants and are not from genuine students. It was obvious during my time with him he did not really care about helping out the people who paid him a lot of money, and I doubt much has changed since then.
