SPECIAL UPDATE: January 21 2012: James Smith Real Estate remains committed to increased customer satisfaction and has improved their business practices over the years to better serve their customers. James Smith Real Estate is truly dedicated to making sure their customers are satisfied and that any complaints which do arise are addressed promptly and fairly.
To date, James Smith Real Estate has made good faith efforts to resolve all complaints reported on Rip-off Report. Based on our experience, the member business has proven to be among the top members of the Rip-off Report Corporate Advocacy Business Remediation and Customer Satisfaction Program as a Verified Safe Business.
Over time and since becoming a member, James Smith Real Estate has remained actively engaged and improving the way they address customer service complaints. As an active and current member of the Rip-off Report Corporate Advocacy Business Remediation and Customer Satisfaction Program we are happy to report that now more than ever James Smith Real Estate remains committed to improving customer satisfaction.
Remember, no company or individual can ever satisfy 100% of the people 100% of the time. There are no products or services that will always be perfect for everyone and even the best companies will receive complaints from time to time. However, by participating in the Corporate Advocacy Program, the member business has made a commitment to working with its customers to resolve complaints quickly and fairly whenever possible.
Please keep in mind that as a consumer you have some responsibilities as well. Success has many definitions that based on your past experiences, current situation and your perceived expectations. Success with any product or service is always based on the proper application and understanding. The fastest car will not run if you never turn the engine on. Look at how you used the product or service that was provided in relation with the instructions that you received. The Corporate Advocacy Business Remediation and Customer Satisfaction Program will help you get your voice heard but please be prepared with documentation and fair representation of your concern, also have an idea of how the company can fix your concern. Can they offer additional services, extend warranties, offer a fair refund or just get you talking with someone that can help. ..let them know and let us know!
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Darren
PSL,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, January 28, 2007
Shame on Donald Trump for allowing these Mickey Mouse Retards to hold these conferences. I went to the same conference in West Palm Beach today and only was there for about hmm 30 mins? People were rushing the door to find a seat. I cant believe this. I was lured into the bull crap of the name Donald Trump. All they talked about was Stocks and some CD software. Haha and they guy James Smith? i Dont know whats the name, but had people running to the table to purchase a CD for $20 .. Oh and i left the conference but I didnt leave without my free gift.. haha .. Please people, be careful on some of the things you get in the mail. These guys made some serious money today and took it from hard working indivuduals. And what upsets me today was that i open my mailbox and I pull out another Micky Mouse scam from some different company, but the same invitation card same looks of the ticket but different company name. I believe these people are working under numerous names. Oh well, they will be scammed one day and it will be large. What goes aroung comes around.
Terry
Devens,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 21, 2006
I recently had a chance to see James Smith at the Learning Annex Ral Estate Wealth Expo. I was really impress with what he was talking about. The things he was talking about was something I would say to a lot of people. Now, investing in his product? I have to say that he can't teach me anything. His products, nor his cds. The only thing that his products can do is show me how to do it. He can't make me money, he can't get me financially free, he can't give me a check every month from my investments, he can't make me a millionaire. The only person that can make me rich is me. But first, how's my mindset. If I fail to be open-minded and willing to financially educate myself, that's my fault, it'll be hard for me to become financially successful. James Smith's courses probably cost about $6000, to $20000. But I'm not complaining. Why? Well, 96% of the American population would love to go to Harvard, Princeton, UCLA, Stanford, or any other reputable high accredited college, spend $10K to $100K on studies that teach them how to work in a cubicle, with an hourly job, limited yearly salary, focusing on building wealth for the company in millions if not billions (instead of creating monthly residual income and wealth that you can pass on to your children, your family and the next generation), less time with their families, kiss up to employers for a paycheck, climb the corporate ladder, hoping that you become some big shot of the company one day, praying that the company won't lay you off when there's a downturn, keeping your eyes glued to the financials on a company you have no financial information about, but looking at the per share numbers because you have your life savings in the stock market through a 401(K), or pension plan, as you climb the corporate ladder means more debt because your getting a bigger house, the latest luxury vehicles, and getting taxed on it more,making what you own, own YOU, raising kids and allowing the daycare to raise them while most Americans are EARNING, "not making" a living, even though people have lost trust in the corporate world because of so much white-collar crimes behind the scenes, more students each year continue spending thousands to put their financial trust in the same companies, being pumped up to continue the rat race, raised to only dream of having the finer things in life, but the "reality" of the 96% people is looking at what most people look at and just getting what they can afford, and thinking that money isn't important and if it wasn't important than why are they rushing to get a job, unless they're doing something that they love, than money shouldn't be an issue, getting financial investments from people who aren't investors but are earning commissions on products that the company they work for sale, and last but not least, contradicting ourselves by saying that we ought to learn from our mistakes, and learn from our experience, but at the same time based on the cds and tapes or what ever James Smith sale, we blame someone for not TEACHIING us to become REAL investors. If we just learn from tapes and cds, we aren't learning nothing. If we believe that we got ripped off by James Smith or any other real estate investor, than based on the American way of our financial situation of learning that we save less and spend more, and having the biggest consumer debt than any other country in the world? We should get a refund from our higher-educational system too because basically we're not getting the proper financial education that we need to become better investors, or learn how to create wealth(financial freedom). And that's leading to more financial ruins for the next generation, because the cycle will continue on and on and on. Another thing, I'm a high school dropout. It was a tragic time for me which cause my school termination. I know deep inside I won't get a job like a Harvard, or Princeton graduate would get. That's one of the reasons why I'm advancing my financial education because my academic flaw will not 100% matter in the financial world. I'm still getting education in the academic side, but I believe if I want to become financially successful, will the bank actually ask me for my high school transcripts? Again on James Smith. I respect the guy. Now if he is ripping people off, I can no longer have respect for him because I don't believe in making most of your money on tapes and cds. I don't do cds and tapes, I do investments, real estate investments. But if people want to know about my investments, I would charge, just like a college, I'll sale knowledge. It's just not as expensive as a real college. No, I'm not selling anything, it's just that I believe in learning and teaching myself based on real life experience and getting out there. I blame me for my mistakes. That's what entrepreneurs do, they look at their flaw, learn from it, and take that experience to advanced their business, not blame nobody else. And remember, it's not the investment, it's the investor. Terry Ayer, Massachusetts U.S.A.
Terry
Devens,#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 21, 2006
I recently had a chance to see James Smith at the Learning Annex Ral Estate Wealth Expo. I was really impress with what he was talking about. The things he was talking about was something I would say to a lot of people. Now, investing in his product? I have to say that he can't teach me anything. His products, nor his cds. The only thing that his products can do is show me how to do it. He can't make me money, he can't get me financially free, he can't give me a check every month from my investments, he can't make me a millionaire. The only person that can make me rich is me. But first, how's my mindset. If I fail to be open-minded and willing to financially educate myself, that's my fault, it'll be hard for me to become financially successful. James Smith's courses probably cost about $6000, to $20000. But I'm not complaining. Why? Well, 96% of the American population would love to go to Harvard, Princeton, UCLA, Stanford, or any other reputable high accredited college, spend $10K to $100K on studies that teach them how to work in a cubicle, with an hourly job, limited yearly salary, focusing on building wealth for the company in millions if not billions (instead of creating monthly residual income and wealth that you can pass on to your children, your family and the next generation), less time with their families, kiss up to employers for a paycheck, climb the corporate ladder, hoping that you become some big shot of the company one day, praying that the company won't lay you off when there's a downturn, keeping your eyes glued to the financials on a company you have no financial information about, but looking at the per share numbers because you have your life savings in the stock market through a 401(K), or pension plan, as you climb the corporate ladder means more debt because your getting a bigger house, the latest luxury vehicles, and getting taxed on it more,making what you own, own YOU, raising kids and allowing the daycare to raise them while most Americans are EARNING, "not making" a living, even though people have lost trust in the corporate world because of so much white-collar crimes behind the scenes, more students each year continue spending thousands to put their financial trust in the same companies, being pumped up to continue the rat race, raised to only dream of having the finer things in life, but the "reality" of the 96% people is looking at what most people look at and just getting what they can afford, and thinking that money isn't important and if it wasn't important than why are they rushing to get a job, unless they're doing something that they love, than money shouldn't be an issue, getting financial investments from people who aren't investors but are earning commissions on products that the company they work for sale, and last but not least, contradicting ourselves by saying that we ought to learn from our mistakes, and learn from our experience, but at the same time based on the cds and tapes or what ever James Smith sale, we blame someone for not TEACHIING us to become REAL investors. If we just learn from tapes and cds, we aren't learning nothing. If we believe that we got ripped off by James Smith or any other real estate investor, than based on the American way of our financial situation of learning that we save less and spend more, and having the biggest consumer debt than any other country in the world? We should get a refund from our higher-educational system too because basically we're not getting the proper financial education that we need to become better investors, or learn how to create wealth(financial freedom). And that's leading to more financial ruins for the next generation, because the cycle will continue on and on and on. Another thing, I'm a high school dropout. It was a tragic time for me which cause my school termination. I know deep inside I won't get a job like a Harvard, or Princeton graduate would get. That's one of the reasons why I'm advancing my financial education because my academic flaw will not 100% matter in the financial world. I'm still getting education in the academic side, but I believe if I want to become financially successful, will the bank actually ask me for my high school transcripts? Again on James Smith. I respect the guy. Now if he is ripping people off, I can no longer have respect for him because I don't believe in making most of your money on tapes and cds. I don't do cds and tapes, I do investments, real estate investments. But if people want to know about my investments, I would charge, just like a college, I'll sale knowledge. It's just not as expensive as a real college. No, I'm not selling anything, it's just that I believe in learning and teaching myself based on real life experience and getting out there. I blame me for my mistakes. That's what entrepreneurs do, they look at their flaw, learn from it, and take that experience to advanced their business, not blame nobody else. And remember, it's not the investment, it's the investor. Terry Ayer, Massachusetts U.S.A.
Terry
Devens,#5Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 21, 2006
I recently had a chance to see James Smith at the Learning Annex Ral Estate Wealth Expo. I was really impress with what he was talking about. The things he was talking about was something I would say to a lot of people. Now, investing in his product? I have to say that he can't teach me anything. His products, nor his cds. The only thing that his products can do is show me how to do it. He can't make me money, he can't get me financially free, he can't give me a check every month from my investments, he can't make me a millionaire. The only person that can make me rich is me. But first, how's my mindset. If I fail to be open-minded and willing to financially educate myself, that's my fault, it'll be hard for me to become financially successful. James Smith's courses probably cost about $6000, to $20000. But I'm not complaining. Why? Well, 96% of the American population would love to go to Harvard, Princeton, UCLA, Stanford, or any other reputable high accredited college, spend $10K to $100K on studies that teach them how to work in a cubicle, with an hourly job, limited yearly salary, focusing on building wealth for the company in millions if not billions (instead of creating monthly residual income and wealth that you can pass on to your children, your family and the next generation), less time with their families, kiss up to employers for a paycheck, climb the corporate ladder, hoping that you become some big shot of the company one day, praying that the company won't lay you off when there's a downturn, keeping your eyes glued to the financials on a company you have no financial information about, but looking at the per share numbers because you have your life savings in the stock market through a 401(K), or pension plan, as you climb the corporate ladder means more debt because your getting a bigger house, the latest luxury vehicles, and getting taxed on it more,making what you own, own YOU, raising kids and allowing the daycare to raise them while most Americans are EARNING, "not making" a living, even though people have lost trust in the corporate world because of so much white-collar crimes behind the scenes, more students each year continue spending thousands to put their financial trust in the same companies, being pumped up to continue the rat race, raised to only dream of having the finer things in life, but the "reality" of the 96% people is looking at what most people look at and just getting what they can afford, and thinking that money isn't important and if it wasn't important than why are they rushing to get a job, unless they're doing something that they love, than money shouldn't be an issue, getting financial investments from people who aren't investors but are earning commissions on products that the company they work for sale, and last but not least, contradicting ourselves by saying that we ought to learn from our mistakes, and learn from our experience, but at the same time based on the cds and tapes or what ever James Smith sale, we blame someone for not TEACHIING us to become REAL investors. If we just learn from tapes and cds, we aren't learning nothing. If we believe that we got ripped off by James Smith or any other real estate investor, than based on the American way of our financial situation of learning that we save less and spend more, and having the biggest consumer debt than any other country in the world? We should get a refund from our higher-educational system too because basically we're not getting the proper financial education that we need to become better investors, or learn how to create wealth(financial freedom). And that's leading to more financial ruins for the next generation, because the cycle will continue on and on and on. Another thing, I'm a high school dropout. It was a tragic time for me which cause my school termination. I know deep inside I won't get a job like a Harvard, or Princeton graduate would get. That's one of the reasons why I'm advancing my financial education because my academic flaw will not 100% matter in the financial world. I'm still getting education in the academic side, but I believe if I want to become financially successful, will the bank actually ask me for my high school transcripts? Again on James Smith. I respect the guy. Now if he is ripping people off, I can no longer have respect for him because I don't believe in making most of your money on tapes and cds. I don't do cds and tapes, I do investments, real estate investments. But if people want to know about my investments, I would charge, just like a college, I'll sale knowledge. It's just not as expensive as a real college. No, I'm not selling anything, it's just that I believe in learning and teaching myself based on real life experience and getting out there. I blame me for my mistakes. That's what entrepreneurs do, they look at their flaw, learn from it, and take that experience to advanced their business, not blame nobody else. And remember, it's not the investment, it's the investor. Terry Ayer, Massachusetts U.S.A.