Life SurgeReviews of lifesurge.com

Over $40,000 in Credit-Card Debt After Life Surge / SurgeU Real Estate Training My experience began at a Life Surge conference, where I paid $97 to attend the three-day Trade Surge and Real Estate Surge classes. What started as an exciting opportunity to learn about investing ultimately led to me purchasing approximately $41,333 in real estate education in late May 2026. Life Surge introduced me to Copper Rock Financial during the event, and I opened multiple credit cards in my name to finance the program. I was led to believe I could begin generating income and recover the cost of the education relatively quickly. Since enrolling, I have participated in portions of the training alongside my business partners and genuinely attempted to put what I’ve learned into practice. Unfortunately, I’ve discovered that many of the strategies require substantially more money, resources, and legal knowledge than I initially understood. One example is real estate wholesaling, which involves varying state regulations and, depending on the activities involved, may require a real estate license. These are significant considerations that I don’t believe were adequately explained before I made such a large financial commitment. I am now personally responsible for more than $40,000 in credit-card debt, with promotional 0% interest periods that will eventually expire. Instead of building financial freedom, I’m experiencing overwhelming financial stress and struggling with the financial burden of this purchase. What concerns me most is that I was encouraged to take on significant debt to learn how to make money, only to discover that I would need to invest even more money to realistically implement many of the strategies being taught. I did not purchase this education with the intention of requesting a refund. I genuinely believed in the opportunity and have made an effort to use the training. However, the financial reality has been very different from what I was led to expect. Since purchasing the program, I’ve discovered numerous consumer complaints describing similar concerns about high-pressure sales tactics, expensive educational packages, and credit-card financing. I have also seen Life Surge publicly approve refunds for customers outside its standard cancellation period. I am requesting a full refund of approximately $41,333 to the original credit cards in my name. I am not interested in a downgrade, educational credits, or another program. I simply want the opportunity to move forward without the overwhelming financial burden this experience has created. I sincerely hope Life Surge will review my circumstances and extend the same consideration it has provided to other customers who have received refunds outside the normal cancellation window.

2 Peter 2:3, “In their greed these false teachers will exploit you with deceptive words."

Pablo Torre exposed these scam artists for who they truly are. They take advantage of Christians and use scripture and faith to bait you into giving them money

Actually, I had registered to attend the event in Reading, PA on Saturday 9/12/26, but after reading what I would consider to be honest reviews, I decided not to waste my time attending an all day time share type sales seminar. When it first came across my FB feed and I saw the speakers, I got the impression that it was a day of praise, worship, teaching and fellowship with other like minded Christians. However, after reading the reviews, I don’t need investment advice on stocks or real estate, high pressure sales tactics, up selling to much more expensive seminars, etc. I’m out a few dollars for the ticket, but I probably would have walked out early anyway once I realized what was going on. Honestly, I’m a little surprised and disappointed at some the speakers who I had previously respected. I now realize everybody has a price, and that’s a shame!

**DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS REAL ESTATE SEMINAR** I am writing to express my strong disappointment and frustration with the Baltimore real estate seminar. I honestly feel like I wasted almost **$500 between the seminar, hotel, and expenses**, not to mention two days of my time that I will never get back. The first inspirational speakers is where they got me there were amazing speakers and of course I gladly paid for it then they hook us up with trading and real estate classes ,that is fine the speaker was a very good one i said to myself thinking more of the same ..WRONG So I went there with high hopes to find an absurd crowd , I spent the first and half of the second day listening to **one UNBERABLE speaker talk for hours and hours**, extremely fast, jumping from confusing numbers to stories about his family, his personal life, life insurance, and jokes that had absolutely nothing to do with why I was there.I do not need to see the pictures of your daughter and wife for one hour ? I DO NOT CARE I stayed the entire first day because I thought, *OK, maybe this is the introduction. Maybe tomorrow we actually learn real estate. WRONG. I came back the second day and it was the SAME THING. At that point, I packed up and LEFT. I was not going to waste a third day. The speaker was incredibly difficult to follow. There was no clear structure, no proper teaching methodology, and no time to actually absorb the information. Many people around me looked completely LOST. Speaking for hours, vomiting numbers and playing old youtube videos at an audience is NOT teaching. And then came the part that really upset me. People were being pulled aside to have conversations about **how much money or available credit they had. When we spoke with **Zack Khatibi from the funding side, we specifically asked about a **hard-money loan**. Instead of discussing hard-money financing, the conversation turned to 0% credit cards and managing available credit. Are you kidding me? I am a REALTOR AND INVESTOR I came to learn **REAL ESTATE INVESTING AND REAL ESTATE FINANCING**, not how to use credit cards! If you are charging people money for real estate education, then TEACH REAL ESTATE. Teach people how to analyze deals, understand financing, calculate ARV, rehab costs, profits and risk. Don't make people sit for hours trying to decipher a nonstop stream of numbers, personal stories and unrelated information. I gave this seminar a fair chance. **I stayed the entire first day. I came back the second day. And I finally walked out.** I am extremely disappointed that I spent almost $500 on this experience. For me, it was a complete waste of time and money. I absolutely would NOT recommend this seminar.

BEWARE - 3 day sales pitch for $37k. The two classes offered after the event are nothing more than a timeshare sales pitch essentially. The sell you on another $19k - $37k package before you actually learn anything meanwhile playing on the emotional side of how important it is to have income all while backing it up with scripture. Extremely disappointing.

I felt very manipulated by how Life Surge presented this class for 99.00. It was not a class that prioritized education but more of a sales pitch to purchase their future classes.

Beware: High-Pressure Sales Masquerading as Christian Inspiration – Cost Me $40,000 I attended Life Surge events hoping for genuine biblical wisdom on faith, life, and finances, drawn in by well-known Christian figures as speakers. The initial ticket was affordable, and the event started with worship and motivational talks that felt uplifting. However, the day quickly became a nonstop sales funnel. After building excitement and trust with faith-based messaging, they repeatedly pushed attendees to buy the “next step”—starting with free classes, then escalating to expensive mentorship programs, trading software, real estate training, or investment packages costing tens of thousands of dollars. The pressure was intense: claims that you needed to act fast, find “better deals,” or commit more to see real results. It felt like no matter what you did, there was always another level to unlock, with little actual practical teaching or support provided. I ended up investing $40,000 across these upsells, believing it was a legitimate opportunity aligned with Christian values. Unfortunately, it did not deliver the promised results, and the experience left me feeling manipulated and financially devastated. The focus seemed far more on extracting money than on meaningful Kingdom impact or sustainable wealth-building. There are many similar stories from other attendees online (check BBB complaints, Trustpilot negative reviews, and Facebook groups like “Life Surge Complaints”). This is not a ministry—it’s a for-profit company using faith to sell high-ticket programs that appear too good to be true because, for most people, they are. I strongly urge anyone considering Life Surge to research thoroughly beforehand, read independent reviews, and think twice before committing significant money. Save yourself the heartbreak and potential loss—there are better, more transparent ways to learn about finances and grow in faith.