Kent W.
I was scammed by Jayden Bloom, Connor Gill, and Exotic Fleet Formula
I was scammed by Jayden Bloom and Connor Gill through their Exotic Fleet Formula program. Here’s what happened: False Promises: They will mentor you through the entire process and start by assisting you to get your first vehicle. Claimed students will make $10,000+/month profits renting luxury cars with "no money down" and offered "proven contracts, investor access, private broker chat and mentorship." Paid $4,800 for "lifetime 2x per week mentorship and program access" but received only generic templates, outdated videos — no weekly Mentorship, real training, no coaching, or support. Deceptive investor profit claims. Worst Part? They admitted to illegal activities in podcasts: Insurance Fraud: Using clients' personal auto insurance for commercial rentals (illegal in Florida). Bank Fraud: Hiding rental operations from lenders. Fake Earnings Claims: No proof any student made money. Some claimed to be making revenues, but NONE could show profits. Jayden Bloom promoted a "2025 Giveaway" of a BMW and cash on social media, but he didn't give anything away. He tried to delete all the posts, but was unsuccessful. Legal Action Taken: FTC Case #186650311 (deceptive practices). FBI IC3 Report filed (wire fraud). DO NOT TRUST THEM! Their website still promotes the same lies. If you’re considering this "program," RUN—it’s a scam.