Her Last Call AcademyReviews of herlastcall.com

I enrolled in the basic program because I was interested in learning more about remote sales and was attracted by the resources that were mentioned, including the job board. After joining, my experience was different from what I expected. I personally scheduled the welcome call, but I still felt that some important information was not clearly explained beforehand. Later, I attended another call where I was encouraged to upgrade to a higher-level program for around $5,000, with the expectation of receiving additional support and closer guidance. Based on the information presented to me, I believed I would have access to resources such as the job board, but that was not my experience. I felt disappointed and wish some of these details had been explained more clearly before I enrolled. My advice to anyone considering this program is to do thorough research, ask detailed questions, and fully understand what is included before making a financial commitment.

You can easily see every 5 star reviews was purchased or fake. Most 5 star reviews came in August 13th-14th. Clearly trying to do some reputation management here. Scam. Scam. Scam.

I joined Her Last Call Academy and it’s a scam. The marketing is designed to pull you in emotionally, they use pyramid style recruitment tactics disguised as “education” and “opportunity.” Her Sunday “live” sessions on Zoom are not live at all they’re prerecorded! Same with many of her “community calls.” Calling them live is intentional deception. The sales training inside the academy teaches you to mirror people’s trauma, finances, and relationship status to manipulate a sale and the sickest part? They use those exact same scripts on YOU to convince you to pay $997 for access to the academy. Then there’s the hidden subscription: $50/month on Whop to even use the academy content. Another layer in the funnel, another monthly charge. After you buy, you’re forced to “hop on a call” with a closer. They make it sound like onboarding it’s NOT. It’s an upsell call to push you into the Inner Circle. Huge RED flag. The closers themselves are trained to lie about their personal stories. If you say you’re broke, they suddenly were “broke too.” If you mention a breakup, they “just got out of a relationship.” Not because it’s true, but because they’re trained to make you feel understood so you let your guard down. The Inner Circle is sold as elite access, but it’s really psychological positioning “You’re accepted, You’re special, You get access to a private job board” It’s not privilege. It’s manipulation. They condition you to believe access equals worth so you don’t question the next charge. Remote closing is promoted as a career it’s not. It’s a cycle of burnout, debt, and restarting from zero every month. Each month you’re pressured to sell again, recruit again, prove yourself again. No growth, no stability, just scratch &repeat. Digital education is supposed to empower you. This model drains you financially, emotionally, and mentally. If you’re considering joining or financing DONT. You’re not being onboarded. You’re being funneled. This isn’t education. It’s a pipeline. RUNNNN!!

Alexis Mai scammed women $20,000 each at her September event. She sold a 1:1 coaching program called the Boardroom, where she promised to be the accountability partner to each girl who signed up. She promised unrestricted access to her. All of this was a lie. She took the money of the women who signed up for the Boardroom, threw them in a group chat, and basically ghosted them. Her company motto is "girls who gaslight." If you want to gaslight people for a living, like Alexis Mai is doing, then absolutely sign up for this academy. She will teach you how to manipulate leads, fake testimonials, etc.

I’ve attended 3 “Live” trainings that were the same recording. And they continue to send me more invitations for the same “Live” training.

Alexis is running a scam and literally gaslighting her own community. Btw, that’s her slogan “Girls who gaslight”. I bought into this program being so excited to start HTS, and then joined her “Inner circle”. Her closers make it seem by joining her Inner circle, you will get placed with a closer and have more access to Alexis. None of that was true whatsoever. They tell you after you join that you have access to the job board and you can apply to jobs there, but it doesn’t work for everyone. She doesn’t have connections how she made it seem. They get you to pay thousands of dollars to still have to do the same amount of work as someone not in the inner circle. Also changing the price depending how much money they can get out of you. So many of us girls went to her Mastermind in Miami in June and we all have felt robbed from her. A couple of us have filed complaints to FTC in hopes of getting our money back. Take this as a warning, DO NOT BUY INTO THIS PROGRAM. I’m pretty damn sure most of the positive reviews on here are fake.

I joined Her Last Call Academy inner circle through Fanbasis and regret it deeply. There was never any 1:1 mentorship as implied, just group chats. The job board posts a few leads a month, and you are expected to do your own cold outreach with no client responses. They refuse to refund the Inner Circle despite their written policy never stating it’s non-refundable. It was never mentioned on my welcome call, and now they keep going back and forth while ignoring that their policies and slides never specified Inner Circle exclusions. If it’s “non-refundable,” it should clearly state that upfront, but Inner Circle is still part of Her Last Call Academy. As well as, I still never received my refund for the initial $997 or a timeline of receiving it. The person I had my welcome call with told me getting a client within a month was possible, but later the CSM told me it was unrealistic. It’s like everyone on their team has different stories without consistency or accountability. This program is not worth thousands of dollars. I am a student and unemployed, but they clearly care more about taking your money than delivering on promises or showing empathy for your situation. They offered $2,000 refund to the amount, but if they keep saying it’s non-refundable clearly it’s not, if they can give partial they can be able to give refund the rest… I’m not going to call them a scam, because I don’t believe that but I would not recommend this to anyone serious about building a business and don’t have the funds $7,500 to pay. Be cautious before you pay

As a sales manager everyone i hired from this academy is poorly trained IF YOU GO THROUGH THIS PROGRAM YOU WILL NEVER GET HIRED