Anonymus
Southern,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, July 22, 2006
Here is a news video about the lawsuit this month, July 2006 against John Beck's Mentoring of America. Cut and paste the links below to your browser to see the news coverage video and story. Use on link at a time, watch that one, then use the other link to read the story if you like. Link 1: http://www.wkrc.com/mediacenter/?videoId=10945=9 Link 2: http://www.wkrc.com/heyhoward/story.aspx?content_id=0123FADF-38B2-4B20-8FAF-A5A2BBCD7F81 If you too reading this have been ripped off for thousands of dolllars by John Beck's Mentoring of America, and they don't want to give you a refund, you need to file a complaint against them with the Utah Division of Consumer Proctection immediately. Here is the form to fill out. Print it out on your computer. Put a tracking number on it when you mail it, and follow up with the Utah Divison of Consumer protection by phone when you see that it has arrived. http://consumerprotection.utah.gov/downloads/complaintform.pdf As soon as I filed this complaint form, Mentoring of America mailed me a hand signed refund agreement for 100% of my money, which was more than $7,000. I also have these bogus and phony 30 minute coaching calls from Mentoring of America recorded on tape. I can prove that they are of little value. I am going to send the investigators at the Utah Division of Consumer Protecton copies of my tapes. My tapes will back up my complaint as well as the complaints of others against Mentoring of America that they have received. I encourage any victims who have been ripped off by John Beck's Mentoring of America to fill out the consumer complaint form above completely, and send it out immediately to get your money back.
Anonymus
Southern,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sat, July 22, 2006
Here is a news video about the lawsuit this month, July 2006 against John Beck's Mentoring of America. Cut and paste the links below to your browser to see the news coverage video and story. Use on link at a time, watch that one, then use the other link to read the story if you like. Link 1: http://www.wkrc.com/mediacenter/?videoId=10945=9 Link 2: http://www.wkrc.com/heyhoward/story.aspx?content_id=0123FADF-38B2-4B20-8FAF-A5A2BBCD7F81 If you too reading this have been ripped off for thousands of dolllars by John Beck's Mentoring of America, and they don't want to give you a refund, you need to file a complaint against them with the Utah Division of Consumer Proctection immediately. Here is the form to fill out. Print it out on your computer. Put a tracking number on it when you mail it, and follow up with the Utah Divison of Consumer protection by phone when you see that it has arrived. http://consumerprotection.utah.gov/downloads/complaintform.pdf As soon as I filed this complaint form, Mentoring of America mailed me a hand signed refund agreement for 100% of my money, which was more than $7,000. I also have these bogus and phony 30 minute coaching calls from Mentoring of America recorded on tape. I can prove that they are of little value. I am going to send the investigators at the Utah Division of Consumer Protecton copies of my tapes. My tapes will back up my complaint as well as the complaints of others against Mentoring of America that they have received. I encourage any victims who have been ripped off by John Beck's Mentoring of America to fill out the consumer complaint form above completely, and send it out immediately to get your money back.
Anonymus
Southern,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sat, July 22, 2006
Here is a news video about the lawsuit this month, July 2006 against John Beck's Mentoring of America. Cut and paste the links below to your browser to see the news coverage video and story. Use on link at a time, watch that one, then use the other link to read the story if you like. Link 1: http://www.wkrc.com/mediacenter/?videoId=10945=9 Link 2: http://www.wkrc.com/heyhoward/story.aspx?content_id=0123FADF-38B2-4B20-8FAF-A5A2BBCD7F81 If you too reading this have been ripped off for thousands of dolllars by John Beck's Mentoring of America, and they don't want to give you a refund, you need to file a complaint against them with the Utah Division of Consumer Proctection immediately. Here is the form to fill out. Print it out on your computer. Put a tracking number on it when you mail it, and follow up with the Utah Divison of Consumer protection by phone when you see that it has arrived. http://consumerprotection.utah.gov/downloads/complaintform.pdf As soon as I filed this complaint form, Mentoring of America mailed me a hand signed refund agreement for 100% of my money, which was more than $7,000. I also have these bogus and phony 30 minute coaching calls from Mentoring of America recorded on tape. I can prove that they are of little value. I am going to send the investigators at the Utah Division of Consumer Protecton copies of my tapes. My tapes will back up my complaint as well as the complaints of others against Mentoring of America that they have received. I encourage any victims who have been ripped off by John Beck's Mentoring of America to fill out the consumer complaint form above completely, and send it out immediately to get your money back.
Anonymus
Southern,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sat, July 22, 2006
Here is a news video about the lawsuit this month, July 2006 against John Beck's Mentoring of America. Cut and paste the links below to your browser to see the news coverage video and story. Use on link at a time, watch that one, then use the other link to read the story if you like. Link 1: http://www.wkrc.com/mediacenter/?videoId=10945=9 Link 2: http://www.wkrc.com/heyhoward/story.aspx?content_id=0123FADF-38B2-4B20-8FAF-A5A2BBCD7F81 If you too reading this have been ripped off for thousands of dolllars by John Beck's Mentoring of America, and they don't want to give you a refund, you need to file a complaint against them with the Utah Division of Consumer Proctection immediately. Here is the form to fill out. Print it out on your computer. Put a tracking number on it when you mail it, and follow up with the Utah Divison of Consumer protection by phone when you see that it has arrived. http://consumerprotection.utah.gov/downloads/complaintform.pdf As soon as I filed this complaint form, Mentoring of America mailed me a hand signed refund agreement for 100% of my money, which was more than $7,000. I also have these bogus and phony 30 minute coaching calls from Mentoring of America recorded on tape. I can prove that they are of little value. I am going to send the investigators at the Utah Division of Consumer Protecton copies of my tapes. My tapes will back up my complaint as well as the complaints of others against Mentoring of America that they have received. I encourage any victims who have been ripped off by John Beck's Mentoring of America to fill out the consumer complaint form above completely, and send it out immediately to get your money back.
Al
Spirit Lake,#6Consumer Suggestion
Sat, May 21, 2005
Hi all That was interesting lighting hit the last few enteries of this report or bad memory chip. What can I say. It appears what was said is momentarly gone. May be it just hit a cord. Sorry to all that may have missed it. I try to explain more latter.
Reid
Aiea,#7Consumer Suggestion
Fri, May 20, 2005
Hey there Everyone, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirits and health. Yes Al, you are absolutely correct about the legal ramifications involed in displaying such public embarrassment. Frivilous lawsuits from the many scam companies will be flying around and courtrooms flooded with frivilous litigation all in attempt to shut the many victims up. The two most powerful things however, that has the ability to defeat FRAUD and all other criminal activities are the TRUTHS and our constitutional right to FREEDOM OF SPEECH. These are the two key elements which would allow for the success of such a television program just as it does the success of 20/20, Dateline, Unsolved Mysteries, etc, etc. I'd even be willing to take a polygraph to prove that my entire experience with the frauduelnt John Beck Mentoring Institute has not been fabricated in any way. The TRUTH is on our sides. Keep up your spearheaded campaign for a petition AL. You are indeed providing a great service. Until next time, take care Everyone cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless.
Al
Spirit Lake,#8Consumer Comment
Fri, May 20, 2005
I also thought a TV show of scams unfolded would have good potential for a long run. The legal end could have problems. It seem as it would fit in simular to Unsolved Mystery. 20/20 and others. My idea only half there and it simple someone to gather a joint petition to file with the FTC. I have already filed a breif complaint with the FTC and will be contacting them again. The class action should be temporarly put on hold. It would be any one choice from there, if, there is interest. I would reply to anyone with basic question of common interests. I have no problem renting a P.O. Box to do this if it can be acheived, to make a joint fileing. I can say when I first seen this site I would have been skeptical of providing any info to any one. Being scammed some how does that. Later May God guide you all in your choices
Reid
Aiea,#9Consumer Suggestion
Thu, May 19, 2005
Hey there Everyone, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirits and health. I have a really great idea for a television show, which would finally put an end to the majority of scams that exists. My show idea would at very least cause many of the disease spreading "result of incest" maggots ($h!t peddlers) to run and hide and possibly even expose their own scams. If any media company is interested in sharing ideas, feel free to contact me through a rebuttal, or obtain my private email from the editor of this website. A program so controversial is bound to attract viewers. Until next time, take care Everyone cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless.
Al
Spirit Lake,#10Consumer Suggestion
Thu, May 19, 2005
Hi Reid I thought you would be the first responce. EVEN IF OTHERS HAVE ALREADY CONTACTED THE FTC IT WOULD NOT VOID THEM FROM THE CHANCE AT A JOINT PETITION. If interested please reply. Hopefully some of the approx. 80 reports on Infomercial Scams.com still have interest along with the pepole here. Some people choose just to foget it and go on; understandable. But what happens to others we may know when they get caught up in the same or simular scam under a different name. I personally seen this almost happen recently. I was able to warn and direct them to this site. Needless to say they they took notice. As previously mention IF ENOUGH INTEREST is shown I will get a PO Box that People can join in a petiotion to the FTC, Federal Trade Commission or a class action. ANY INTEREST SUBMIT A REBUTAL TO THIS REPORT. Got you down Reid, thanks
Reid
Aiea,#11Consumer Suggestion
Thu, May 19, 2005
Hey there Everyone, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirits and health. If you ever receive a letter from the fraudulent collection agency known as EPN, send them a letter identical to the one they've sent you stating you'll agree to pay John Beck whatever they claim you owe him, after you receive a check from EPN for double the amount. Also send EPN a picture of you mooning the camera. This would be f%ck!ng hilarious. Don't worry, there's not a d**n thing EPN can do. EPN is scam collection agency preying on the many timid and naive victims of fraudulent businesses while attempting to collect on non existent debts. TYPICAL SCENARIO: 1. Victims dispute the charge. 2. John Beck fails miserably to PROVE the worthiness and legitimacy of his program just as he's been doing all along. John Beck also fails miserably to counter the dispute and win a favorable decision. 3. Your credit card company took their money back. 4. Nothing owed/end of f%ck!ng story! Mentoring programs and "moneymaking" programs in general, are nothing but scams and that's the reason why the majority of victims win favorable decisions and eventually receive their money back. There is absolutely no such person or business marketing legitimate "wealth building" strategies to total strangers for a loss. If there ever were such valuable "wealth building" information, believe me, even these inbreeds wouldn't subject themselves to such losing propositions. These f%ck!ng "result of incest" maggots make enormous profits by selling incomplete, erroneous and often flat out fraudulent information. These inbreeds are $h!t peddlers! Bunch of inbreeds peddling $h!t! If any one of these "result of incest" maggots disagrees with anything I have to say they are more than welcome to post a rebuttal. I'm even willing to conduct a one on one video taped public discussion/interview for all to witness. PROVE something inbreeds! PAID Infomercials, testimonials of unknown people, and unsubstantiated claims count for nothing. As a matter of fact, John Beck Mentoring Institute has already PROVEN themselves fraudelent by failing to come forward in the public eye and accepting my challenge, which would have easily yielded them a bigger profit than my "available credit." I often heard that those who engage in incestuous activities usually bare offsprings of a off a defective nature. Now I fully understan how the fraudulent John Beck Mentoring Institute and EPN can comprise of a bunch of genetically inbreded kooks. John Beck's fraudulent Real Estate programs are far beyond rip offs, as the word rip off suggests that there's a possibility of the business in question being legitimate. John Beck's Real Estate programs along with the many other $h!t peddlers programs are SCAMS. Until next time, take care Everyone cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless. P.S. Al, put me on your list of interested candidates.
Al
Spirit Lake,#12Consumer Suggestion
Wed, May 18, 2005
It has been a while dealing with this. As the BS continues. I received an agreement to proceed letter. As you can imagine with more fraud. It requested for a signed agreement that they would not be held liable. This included one of their signatures. For which the original I still keep unsigned. Then later an agreement for a refund was sent a little more BS. This also requested a signature. For which this had one of their signature for which I keep this unsigned. A unsigned counter offer was made with a short responce period if they where interested. Apparently not, no reply. Then, the creidt card was refunded. From there I return the materials received it seem like the appropriate action. I have recently received mail from Provo, UT which has been forwarded to an attorney in regard. This piece of mail had interesting qualities. I had a return address of Provo, UT but was mailed form a Zip code of Portland Oregon. Appears to have a touch more of fraud. More on this when I find out more. My thoughts are If possible we need to gather to gather to acheive better action. If it be a class action suit or a multi group signature petition to the FTC for a call of action. I may consider providing a P.O. box just for that purpose if their is enough interest. It is understandable some would be skeptical of this and others may not be. This is would also include the others that may choose not to file an internet report but would like to take action. Some may have agreements already prohibiting them from a class action. This may seriously be considered especially the petition. We can't change the world, but if it continues what happen years down the road. Just food for thought. Any one else have any input or interest??? The best to all what ever your choice.
Al
Spirit Lake,#13Consumer Suggestion
Wed, May 18, 2005
It has been a while dealing with this. As the BS continues. I received an agreement to proceed letter. As you can imagine with more fraud. It requested for a signed agreement that they would not be held liable. This included one of their signatures. For which the original I still keep unsigned. Then later an agreement for a refund was sent a little more BS. This also requested a signature. For which this had one of their signature for which I keep this unsigned. A unsigned counter offer was made with a short responce period if they where interested. Apparently not, no reply. Then, the creidt card was refunded. From there I return the materials received it seem like the appropriate action. I have recently received mail from Provo, UT which has been forwarded to an attorney in regard. This piece of mail had interesting qualities. I had a return address of Provo, UT but was mailed form a Zip code of Portland Oregon. Appears to have a touch more of fraud. More on this when I find out more. My thoughts are If possible we need to gather to gather to acheive better action. If it be a class action suit or a multi group signature petition to the FTC for a call of action. I may consider providing a P.O. box just for that purpose if their is enough interest. It is understandable some would be skeptical of this and others may not be. This is would also include the others that may choose not to file an internet report but would like to take action. Some may have agreements already prohibiting them from a class action. This may seriously be considered especially the petition. We can't change the world, but if it continues what happen years down the road. Just food for thought. Any one else have any input or interest??? The best to all what ever your choice.
Al
Spirit Lake,#14Consumer Suggestion
Wed, May 18, 2005
It has been a while dealing with this. As the BS continues. I received an agreement to proceed letter. As you can imagine with more fraud. It requested for a signed agreement that they would not be held liable. This included one of their signatures. For which the original I still keep unsigned. Then later an agreement for a refund was sent a little more BS. This also requested a signature. For which this had one of their signature for which I keep this unsigned. A unsigned counter offer was made with a short responce period if they where interested. Apparently not, no reply. Then, the creidt card was refunded. From there I return the materials received it seem like the appropriate action. I have recently received mail from Provo, UT which has been forwarded to an attorney in regard. This piece of mail had interesting qualities. I had a return address of Provo, UT but was mailed form a Zip code of Portland Oregon. Appears to have a touch more of fraud. More on this when I find out more. My thoughts are If possible we need to gather to gather to acheive better action. If it be a class action suit or a multi group signature petition to the FTC for a call of action. I may consider providing a P.O. box just for that purpose if their is enough interest. It is understandable some would be skeptical of this and others may not be. This is would also include the others that may choose not to file an internet report but would like to take action. Some may have agreements already prohibiting them from a class action. This may seriously be considered especially the petition. We can't change the world, but if it continues what happen years down the road. Just food for thought. Any one else have any input or interest??? The best to all what ever your choice.
Al
Spirit Lake,#15Consumer Suggestion
Wed, May 18, 2005
It has been a while dealing with this. As the BS continues. I received an agreement to proceed letter. As you can imagine with more fraud. It requested for a signed agreement that they would not be held liable. This included one of their signatures. For which the original I still keep unsigned. Then later an agreement for a refund was sent a little more BS. This also requested a signature. For which this had one of their signature for which I keep this unsigned. A unsigned counter offer was made with a short responce period if they where interested. Apparently not, no reply. Then, the creidt card was refunded. From there I return the materials received it seem like the appropriate action. I have recently received mail from Provo, UT which has been forwarded to an attorney in regard. This piece of mail had interesting qualities. I had a return address of Provo, UT but was mailed form a Zip code of Portland Oregon. Appears to have a touch more of fraud. More on this when I find out more. My thoughts are If possible we need to gather to gather to acheive better action. If it be a class action suit or a multi group signature petition to the FTC for a call of action. I may consider providing a P.O. box just for that purpose if their is enough interest. It is understandable some would be skeptical of this and others may not be. This is would also include the others that may choose not to file an internet report but would like to take action. Some may have agreements already prohibiting them from a class action. This may seriously be considered especially the petition. We can't change the world, but if it continues what happen years down the road. Just food for thought. Any one else have any input or interest??? The best to all what ever your choice.
Al
Spirit Lake,#16Consumer Comment
Fri, April 01, 2005
It has take some time and we did receive a refund offer. A few modification where need. and submitted for consideration. So we will go from here. I will let you know how it goes. We think the cc should have enough info for a charge back if need. But time will tell. May God bless all.
Reid
Aiea,#17Consumer Suggestion
Sun, January 23, 2005
Hey there Al, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirits and health. Disregard John Beck's "3 day right to cancel" policy and contact your credit card company directly to dispute the charge. Mentoring programs are fraudulent and non existant. A "3 day right to cancel" policy is just a loophole in consumer law and used to give victims the impression, that a program is legitimate. Most victims find, that upon enrolling into a fraudulent "mentoring" program, that he or she will be given the run around for about a week or so, thus exceeding the "3 day right to cancel" policy. Whenever a programs finds it necessary to implement such a ridiculous "right to cancel" policy, you may rest assured, that the program is fraudulent. F%ck John Beck's "3 day right to cancel" policy! I took this policy and shoved it up their a$$! It is EVERYONE'S RIGHT as consumers to dispute ALL charges for goods and services, which have not been delivered or rendered according to an agreement. John Beck's programs, PMI, PMG, and any and all "mentoring" programs are ALL scams! There's no such thing as legitimate "mentoring" programs, except of course, my "mentoring" program where I "mentor" the bitches (Mike Evans) from the fraudulent John Beck Mentoring Institute in becoming prostitutes via telephone. LOL. Until next time, take care Al cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless.
Reid
Aiea,#18Consumer Suggestion
Sun, January 23, 2005
Hey there Al, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirits and health. Do not worry about exceeding John Beck's "3 day right to cancel" policy. John Beck's "mentoring" program is as fraudulent as they come. It is your right as a consumer to dispute any and all credit card charges for goods and services, which have not been delivered or rendered according to the agreement. Most credit card companies have a 60-90 window from the date of the transaction, in which to dispute a charge(s). John Beck's "3 day right to cancel" is just a loophole in consumer law, which he takes advantage of and is just part of the "mentoring" SCAM. Don't worry about your dispute. Just keep correspondance with your credit card company and the truth will inevidibly win the fraudulent John Beck Mentoring Institute over. If you have any further questions, comments, or concerns, post them in the form of a rebuttal and I will respond as soon as time permits. Until then, take care AL cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless.
AL
Spirit Lake,#19Consumer Comment
Wed, January 19, 2005
Hi Reid I thanks for the responce this is the way it was presented and it was note in other report stated the same way. I am trying to resolve issues with the cc at present time. And it is note that your right. All reports have somethings income but it is likely that everyone has had stress and some sleep lacking nights. The attorney mentioned does not do class action, not that this is a problem. It is likely that we need to get enough in class first. I am still working on resolving the credit card issue any suggestion on that would be helpful??It was presented to them right after but not with in the three days as known now.
Reid
Aiea,#20Consumer Suggestion
Wed, January 19, 2005
Hey there Zip, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirits and health. There's no set times on John Beck's "mentoring" program. John Beck's "mentoring" program is a sham, and therefore the times will vary tremendously from victim to victim and "coach" to "coach". The imbreded sales people from the fraudulent John Beck Mentoring Institute, are just paid story tellers and will quote whatever necessary to "close" the deal. As I've mentioned many times before, there is absolutely NOTHING genuine or legitimate regarding sickly, decrepid, "result of incest", dishonest, no morals, no integrity, "attorney" John Beck. Have your attorney contact me through this website. I am extremely confident that together we can ALL do more than just cripple this fraudulent incest infested business. We are probably doing more than crippling John Beck's fraudulent business and possibly even his phoney reputation as an "attorney" on this website alone. Grand master Looney Tune and his entire cast of characters are crippling themselves, by not being willing and or able to defend themselves and their scam in the public eye. Until next time, take care Zip cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless. P.S. Mike Evans from the fraudulent John Beck mentoring Institute is a result of two cousins having engaged in taboo activities. F%ck you Mike Evans!
Al
Spirit Lake,#21Consumer Suggestion
Wed, January 19, 2005
Hi all zip here would real like to know how many people would be interested in a class action. One of the attorney that I talk to did beleive this could at least criple them. I have been put through an enormous amount of stress and some sleepless nights anyone else. Please reply. I need to ask the question again can anyone commement on the correct time the mentoring sessions are advertized to be??_____min. This may be helpfull with my cc dispute.
Reid
Aiea,#22Consumer Suggestion
Mon, January 17, 2005
Hey there Zip from Iowa, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirits and health. Sorry to hear, that you've become yet another victim of John Beck's (Attorney LOL) fraudulent "mentoring" crap. Contact your credit card company immediately and dispute the charge. I too, have been scammed by the fraudulent John Beck Mentoring Institute. There is absolutely nothing legitimate about any of John Beck's programs, otherwise, John Beck, or one of his genetically imbreded deciples would have come forward by now to remedy these reports in the public eye. Let's see,,, an "attorney", that has the potential to EASILY make a six figure income in his practice, instead decides to sell "wealth building" knowledge to total strangers? SCAM NO DOUBT! I invite this "result of incest" known as John Beck (attorney) to contact me, so that we may discuss his fraudulent "mentoring" program in an open forum. I'm even willing to allow him to pick the time and place; for example, courtroom (behind closed doors), open forum (as any man with nothing to hide would select), etc, etc. I even challenge him to bring as many of his "attorney" friends along to participate in our fiasco. All I ask, is that they agree to a video taped interview/discussion for the entire general public to witness. I'm interested in having our interview/discussion video taped to later submit to any nationally sydicated news companies, that may be interested in information regarding the blatant scam known as "mentoring". Why has no one from the fraudulent John Beck Mentoring Institute been willing and able to come forward in the public eye, and provide PROOF as to the legitimacy of their company and program? Infomercials, Better Business Bureau memberships, merchant accounts and even being an "attorney" says or proves NOTHING about a particular business, or even ones character. John Beck totally PROVED this theory accurate thus far. Until next time, take care Zip cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless. JOHN BECKS PROGRAMS ARE FRAUDULENT WITHOUT QUESTION! WHAT'S THE MATTER INCEST BOY MIKE EVANS, CAT'S GOT YOUR TONGUE? LOL.
Al
Spirit Lake,#23Author of original report
Mon, January 17, 2005
I am trying to find people that verify that the mentoring coaching sessions. are offered as being thirty minutes. This may be helpful in resovling the dispute with our creidit card company. We will try to continue with more info as things progress. We hope we can help others also. I am not the best of spellers so bare with me.Our server only allows 10 minutes of non teansmitted time; info will come in short bursts.