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Complaint Review: Vision Investing Group Short Sale Magic Stock Trading Option Magic - American Fork Utah
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Vision Investing Group Short Sale Magic Stock Trading Option Magic
313 S 740 E American Fork, 84003 Utah, U.S.A.
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888-686-6886
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Vision Investing Group, Short Sale Magic Vision Investing Group, Short Sale Magic, Stock Trading Etc, Option Magic This is an absolute manipulation of peoples hopes and dreams for the sole sake of money American Fork Utah
Do not walk but RUN!! from this company and it's myriad of products. They are master manipulators feeding on your hopes and dreams and your access to Credit Card debt.
They represent success on a scale that is completely fraudulent. Sure they may have made a few good trades and sold some short sale properties but by in large they make 98% of their money by way of their books, tapes, coaching or whatever.
Do not believe them about their supposed "success" stories many times these are so far from the truth they are a complete fiction.
This is hard fact to face but the "Law of Opportunity" states that a rational person will do those activities that benefits them the most. If selling real estate was so profitable for them why would they be selling coaching, mentoring or tapes creating more competition for themselves. They should all be out searching for properties or trading options etc.
If you don't believe me the testimonials they were using in 2001 when they first started are the same ones they are using now. See http://www.learn2spreadtrade.com/visiontestimonials.htm
and http://www.myoptionmagic.com/testimonials_new.html
Surprise!! the same???
I read a rebuttal about how Tom Butler is an honest and humble man why does the company that has his name on it have such onerous return policies?
They place so many stipulations on "realistic" work before a refund is given that their guarantee is not worth the paper it is printed on.
This is an intentional and premeditated tactic to make a well intentioned customer stuck with a product that is virtually worthless.
They know that many customers will never fight the credit card charges once they understand that what they have purchased is just smoke and mirrors.
I do have to give some credit to their company for having the ability to look the other way knowing that they are by and large screwing over every person that contacts them by using unscrupulous methods of influence and deceptive practices and polices that imply guarantees and results where no such thing exists.
Sadly, I admit to being an ex-employee to such a vile company. The truth is hard to swallow knowing that I personally have been a participant to something that ruins lives.
My only redemption is that I was not there long and quit quickly after determining that the value of the products was overinflated by 1000's of percents and that their policies on refunds and promises of success were vastly and I mean vastly overstated. Anybody can win sometimes in Vegas.
Rob
Lehi, Utah
U.S.A.
They represent success on a scale that is completely fraudulent. Sure they may have made a few good trades and sold some short sale properties but by in large they make 98% of their money by way of their books, tapes, coaching or whatever.
Do not believe them about their supposed "success" stories many times these are so far from the truth they are a complete fiction.
This is hard fact to face but the "Law of Opportunity" states that a rational person will do those activities that benefits them the most. If selling real estate was so profitable for them why would they be selling coaching, mentoring or tapes creating more competition for themselves. They should all be out searching for properties or trading options etc.
If you don't believe me the testimonials they were using in 2001 when they first started are the same ones they are using now. See http://www.learn2spreadtrade.com/visiontestimonials.htm
and http://www.myoptionmagic.com/testimonials_new.html
Surprise!! the same???
I read a rebuttal about how Tom Butler is an honest and humble man why does the company that has his name on it have such onerous return policies?
They place so many stipulations on "realistic" work before a refund is given that their guarantee is not worth the paper it is printed on.
This is an intentional and premeditated tactic to make a well intentioned customer stuck with a product that is virtually worthless.
They know that many customers will never fight the credit card charges once they understand that what they have purchased is just smoke and mirrors.
I do have to give some credit to their company for having the ability to look the other way knowing that they are by and large screwing over every person that contacts them by using unscrupulous methods of influence and deceptive practices and polices that imply guarantees and results where no such thing exists.
Sadly, I admit to being an ex-employee to such a vile company. The truth is hard to swallow knowing that I personally have been a participant to something that ruins lives.
My only redemption is that I was not there long and quit quickly after determining that the value of the products was overinflated by 1000's of percents and that their policies on refunds and promises of success were vastly and I mean vastly overstated. Anybody can win sometimes in Vegas.
Rob
Lehi, Utah
U.S.A.
