Cardone Training TechnologiesReviews of grantcardone.com

I had an appointment with a rep from Grant Cardone following my signing up on his website. The rep immediately jumped into asking loads of questions about my business and finances, some of which I found extremely intrusive. Then the question came up on how much liquid cash I have, as soon as I gave a low number, the call was more or less ended with a promise of sending me an ebook. I told the rep that I have the ebook already and was interested in learning more about the program but all I got was that they will resend the ebook. Call abruptly over. They seem to be only after your money, and I mean substantial sums running into thousands. They got all my information but was given zero information about the program as soon as they decided that I wasn’t a financial fit. Depressing and Disappointing. Doubt if Grant Cardone himself is aware of how his company is being run, and being portrayed. I will stay away.

I payed $597 for a garbage "course" where he just says "brag on yourself", "don't give up", and "think 10x" for several hours. I feel very scammed.

I recently purchased the $600 marketing course and completely regret it. Terrible investment and I let myself get influenced by a great salesman. This course contains the most basic information that anyone online can read for free on Google. It does not contain inside knowledge or an "accumulation of 20+ years of experience"... it is a very vague outline of what a successful business needs, because your company clearly does not care about the "cardone family", the customers or their success stories. It is so clear that the course was just another step to push customers into purchasing more product/service from the company. After just one day of having this course, I was already getting a call from the Cardone sales rep to discuss how you can "help me" (meaning how you can sell me on the next big thing, since that is the only thing you care about). He didn't even ask me how the course is going, how I like it. After telling him that I was busy at the moment, he didn't listen and asked to keep talking about it. Selfish, rude, narcissistic. On the scheduled zoom, he showed up late and just continued talking about the mentorship program. Disrespectful. The most inhumane experience I have ever had and I would never trust this company again. It feels completely sleazy and cheap.

Buyer Beware of this Company! I hope this post stops at least one person from buying their products! This company is all about getting your money. They have you sign away any rights by signing a contract so that even if they do not deliver on a product or a course where they charge $10k, they are not required to refund any of your money. Once they have you sign the document, they do not need to follow through on their commitments. I recently purchased their $10k program, and within days, things started going south, with not getting the onboarding video timely. They did not have a road map for new people to follow with their product. When I asked for one, he asked me what my business goals were, so for the x number of times, I had to reshare even though they asked me to fill out this info online. Once they shared the plan with me, it was basically to go back to Cardone University and do certain modules, some of which I had already completed. It was a generic response and a delay. In addition, the business sales system they were selling was not even available until weeks later when that was the initial product I signed up for. Andres Miranda was the salesperson I worked with, and I would run away. Just know that you are toast once you sign up for one of their events. They will bombard you with calls, e-mails, and texts before, during, and after the event. All this is to get you to wear down and eventually buy. As an investor in their Real Estate program, I would also stay clear. Because of how I was treated, my next $100k will not go into their program. They do not provide the level of service that they tout online. This company is all about greed!

After purchasing 2 tickets for $5k I was asked to sign a mandatory docusign contract where I declined any refund or exchanges prior to attending the Operations Essentials workshop in Aventura, Florida on June 8th, 2024. Upon arrival at the Cardone Ventures building, we were escorted by our sales rep, Josh, to our freshly positioned chairs at the back of a full room with around 200 attendees. We were informed that they ran out of workbooks, but they would be handed to us shortly. We ended up receiving the workbooks at 3pm, 6 hours into the course and 2 hours before the end of the day. I inquired how could such a rookie mistake be possible in a workshop that is supposed to teach us about operations and the answer from Josh was that this was “totally on us”. Once the workshop started, it was clear that the level of training was VERY basic. The entire first workshop day consisted of Cardone’s venture’s manager, Heather and their president, Natalie Dawson, explaining how often we should check our financial numbers and a full lecture on KPI’s and metrics, followed by an appearance by Brandon Dawson selling his successful business career while adding zero value to anyone in the room. The tone used by the presenters is the most condescending I have ever seen in any seminar or workshop, basically insinuating that they know better and the reason your company isn’t growing at a fast pace is because you aren’t using their tactics and strategies. On a few occasions they mocked the attendees during their questions or when story telling. After traveling from San Diego and investing $8k in travel and workshop fees, signing a mandatory document agreement where I declined my right to a refund, I sat in a room full of people cheering for 3 sales professionals bragging about how much money they have been making in the last 5 years from misinformed business owners like myself while not delivering on their operations training promise. The workshop consisted of broad and confusing information on how to grow your revenue as fast as possible with no mention of resources or tools. They suggest the best way to get value is to pay $40k for the next seminar called 10x360 where they will coach you to the next level. At the end of every session, a battalion of sales reps are eagerly awaiting to sell you more empty dreams and promises. It is a depressing sight if you are aware of their lousy strategy. When it comes to Cardone Ventures the customer is the product, there is no concern on the delivery of the content because the sole reason you are attending the event is to sell you more and more while making promises of great success in the future. Be smarter than I was and stay away from these crooks, you will thank me later.

My poor judgements led me to buy into this BS. I was bullied and berated on my phone call. They are trying to get more money! They refuse to refund my money. They also refuse to leave me alone. I recommend swiping right on by this site.

I tried to order a few books from him. But they just won't answer to any messages, chats or mails. With more then a week of waiting. I guess Grant doesn't practice what he preaches about customer service and how to handle demands of clients. I bought a lot of courses from him in the past, but never again.

they wont leave you alone when you ask and they wont work with you or refund you if you pay for a service and are not able to attend and they are rude just horrible service all around