Reid
Aiea,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, December 17, 2005
Hey there Jeremy, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirits and health. JEREMY: It all sounds too good to be true. REID: You are absolutely right Jeremy. John Beck is a f%ck!ng inbreed and his programs are fraudulent like the rest. There is absolutely no such thing as legitimate "wealth building" programs being marketed to total strangers, where the cost to enroll is less than the "earning potential" claimed possible. JEREMY: while watching an infomercial about john beck free and clear I thought it sounded good so I gave them a call, and ordered the package. REID: Thank the heavens above that you didn't order this program. It's a scam and it's not just a matter of opinion. JEREMY: After receiving the package my counselor called. The lady told me the same things over and over about how her daughter started when she was 18 and now 24 and has made over one million dollars.It sounded like she was reading it from a paper. REID: This lady was more than likely molested by her father when she was younger.... And yes, she was definitely reading a phone script. Typical boiler room operation. JEREMY: I asked her why she didn't do this process so she could make a lot of money, she said "I enjoy talking to people and helping them out." Bullcrap if anyone else had an easy oppurtunity to make millions they would do it. REID: Riiiiight! And I take it that is also the reason why John Beck and his team of inbreeds have refused my many offers to profit over $100,000.00. If these monkeys had any clue on how to obtain these properties as they claim, it would be a lot more profitable for them to do so and resell the properties to people like you and me. JEREMY: After telling her I would think about it she would continue to call twice a day and tried to get me to apply for credit cards to pay for the coachings. REID: Sounds like a new tactic to me. These "molested as children" employees of John Beck are getting desperate for new victims and are now resorting to "assisting" in the credit card application process. Seems like these baboons are taking fraud to another level. JEREMY: I already have cards and I can't afford it I told her. Okay if you are trying to help someone make money you wouldn't try to get them in more debt by having them get more credit cards. I haven't tried it and I'm not going to. Because it all sounds too good to be true, and this site has helped me from making a big mistake. REID: Smart move Jeremy. This program is a scam. Contact the FBI and have them give this poor old "molested as a child" lady a ring, before someone on the street rapes her again. Until next time, take care Jeremy cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless.
Alan
Saint Paul,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, December 17, 2005
I loved the part about she likes to talk to people and help them out, what a hoot!. Jeremy you saw right through these people, they hate people that can think the way you do. If more people realized this like you did then John Beck and all the other scam artists would be looking for legal work. You not getting scammed made my day.