Anonymus
Southern,#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 21, 2006
The infomerical never mentions the expensive real estate coaching program done by the fradulent Mentoring of America LLC out of Utah. The company who has faced numerous lawsuits this year. www.wkrc.com/mediacenter/?videoId=10945=9 After you buy the John Beck TV informercial package for $39.95, your contact info is given to Mentoring of America LLC in Utah as a lead. Only for one of their sociopaths to call your house and attempt to coerce you into spending thousands for their worthless coaching with fake money back guarentees and other lies. The infomercial is nothing more than a lead generator to produce name and numbers for which to call people and upsell the coaching to, at a price they determine based on your available credit limit of your credit cards.
Anonymus
Southern,#3Consumer Suggestion
Wed, December 20, 2006
What I found when doing what their coaches told me to do, was that in many states, you legally have to own the properties and pay tax for at least one year before you can legally resell it to anyone to try and make a profit. And according to them, I was supposed to buy land and immediately list it on Ebay. Does not work that way. Also, the coach told me to call the counties and do a search on the title of the properties before I bid and buy, as you will inherit and take over any unpaid debts or liens that are attached to the property or land that you may not know about. Well I found out that the counties can't and won't give you that info, and instead you must go to a title company and pay about $150 per title search you want done. And most of the time even they can't give you a full title search so you are taking a big chance if you buy or bid anyway. This when there are hundreds if not thousands of parcels to research at one time. That's something you cannot afford to do at $150 each. Even if it was only $30 it's still a bunch of money to spend and you still aren't buying or bidding yet. Just read some of my other posts for my detailed experiences. The program is complete utter garbage that is not even worth $20 dollars, let alone the $1,500 to $15,000 each person here has been charged for it. And it's done by regular employees who work for about $7.00/hour/ have bosses, have to drive to work each day, and know nothing about the subject. They read of training scripts. If what they taught worked as they claim, their employees would be staying home doing it themselves making more than their measly hourly wages.