The Anxiety Free Executive - A Division of No Limits NationReviews of nolimitsnation.com

This is the worst company I have ever experience. I am a corporate executive and attorney. They repeatedly call you a D**K I think it’s all AI generated and there is no one really behind the company. There is no address and no phone number. All you do is deal with an email Probably from Nigeria in a hut somewhere.

They took £200, and said I could pay the remainder in Dec, I said I could wait until Dec to join, they insisted I join now. They kept my visa card details (is that allowed?), a few days later they tried to take £4696.21, the total cost of the programme was £1000. The attempt failed as I didn't have the funds, they then took £816.73. I questioned the situation as I was worried I had been scammed. Mike Basevic then threw me off the course, I have voice messages of him being obnoxious and refusing to answer why they had done what they had, especially the £4696.21. I have voice messages saying I should get on with my life. They have not refunded the money, though Mike says they have. I am the one with the overdrawn bank account and proof it has not. I was presented with this company on Facebook. I am very low and not in the best frame of mind, these events have made an already bad situation even worse, and I am in trouble financially because of it. I stupidly tried to talk Mike into letting me do the programme, even though he had taken my money, blocked me from the training and told me to get on with my life. I guess I knew I'd lost the £1000 and knew my mind couldn't cope with the situation. Everyone should beware of this company!!! OK, so an update, you'll see they responded below. To keep things factual I need to update on one thing, and tell the truth on a few others. They have refunded my money, it took a long time but it happened. They say I am unemployed, I started the company I work for, I started it 15 years ago, sold it 5 years since. The UK sales representative they speak of resigned from no limits nation, on the back of what they were doing. The short period they refer to was less than 1 week, and during that time the only person I spoke with was the UK representative, as I say he quit his job due to their behaviour. They really are a peculiar little company. Its a bit silly, saying I'm unemployed, their staff felt uncomfortable interacting with me, praying for the help I need. Even an idiot could suspect these tactics. I have better things to do now, so I'll move on. I did not want the review left with it saying they owe me money, as they eventually returned it. The garbage they are saying, well, that's up to the reader to decide. From a right/wrong perspective, I am more than comfortable in letting Karma deal with accordingly.

I had recently lost my husband who suddenly and unexpectedly passed away and consequently had some anxiety issues. During the initial call after the master-class I was told I would be anxiety free after 8 weeks and if I wasn't I would receive a 100% refund. They were so confident in their methods and called it a "safe" purchase due to the money back guarantee. 8 weeks later I was no better and asked for a refund. Then they turned on me and I wish I had read the other negative reviews before purchasing this program because my experience was very similar. I was accused of "not doing the work" which was their justification for not wanting to refund me. This is an excuse, I could do the work 24/7 and they would still claim I didn't do the work. They say it's not about the money, but their actions prove otherwise. After asking for a refund I was cut off from the online access so literally have nothing to show for my 8 and a half grand. Mike claims he has issued me a refund but my bank has clarified that he hasn't. I've taken it further with the bank and issued a scam/fraud claim. They also don't supply any copies of signed documents even when asked for several times. If you do buy make sure you take screen shots of anything you sign. Oh and when asking Mike when he will be refunding my money he called me a "sick, twisted individual". He obviously doesn't practice what he preaches. If wanting MY money back that I feel I have been scammed of makes me sick and twisted so be it. I feel I was taken advantage of due to my grief and was robbed.

Just like any good sales person coach Mike convinced me into his program. He sounded very genuine and dedicated and promised me results with 100% money back guarantee in 8 weeks. He said if it does not work I will come to your home to return your money. He was so confident. After 4 weeks after finding his program not working on me I asked him for a refund. He got really mad at me and even shouted at me. Even after several months of attempts he has still not refunded me. His team kept on lying to me that our lawyer will contact you and later that your money will be refunded, you will get it soon but it never did. I’m so sad to see someone would do like this to his anxiety patient who are already going through so much, break their trust into humanity and everything else, leave them even more helpless. And the cost is not cheap either to forgo easily.

I tried the program and realized it was not for me. When I contacted “Coach Mike” and asked for a partial return of the money paid, he accused me of “flaking out.” He also shut off my access to the program so that I couldn’t complete the program, even if I wanted to. He offered a “money back quarantee, but when I asked for my money back, he sent me a message via Voxer that his lawyer would contact me the following day. I have not received the contact from his lawyer, and all e-mails sent to “Coach Mike” have gone in responded to

This guy is a scam and doesn't want others to post on his website to raise awareness of bad coaching. Selfi-important con-artitst Please take a look at the reviews copied from Scamion: "They are a scam to take your money without help, erases comments that tell people its a scam, blocked me on fb in a mattter of hours. Counteracts himself, MONEY SCAM for the desperate , while putting down therapy and medicine, obviously trying to pray on the weak while being sneaky!! Anybody with real depression and anxiety would know he's a scam right away it's the weak ones and desperate ones he's preying on the most" -------------------- This company offers a free online Master Class of 5 easy steps. After you watch the Master Class video they prompt you to sign up for a free one hour call from Mike Basevic/life coach. At the end of your free call they decide if you are an eligible candidate for their program after you have given them a short history of your mental health and problems. After a brief hold they tell you you are a accepted into the program. When I asked the price they said it's $8000 but today they are running a special of $5000. I only had $2500 and they accepted that and I could pay the rest in payments. They claim in 8 weeks they will have you cured of your anxiety and depression. They also boast about being able to stop your psychiatric medications. I was told to stop my clinical therapy sessions for the 8 weeks while working their program. That put me in a very bad mental state as far as stopping my talk therapy. This can be proven by my therapist professional. I was in week five and I was not getting "the shift" of mental state that they so diligently said I would. Mike Basevic himself told me he would refund my money if this program didn't work for me and kept encouraging me to try another week of the program that it will work. He said "it's not about the money ". When I finally realized I was not getting "the shift", at about week five I asked for a refund. Mike told me absolutely no refund because I was not doing what he told me to do. He made me very anxious and confused. My anxiety got worse. I did do the work that he asked of me. And he argued that I didn't do the work and I was addicted to drama. All in all, this program preys on people with mental illness promising a cure. And when someone is suffering and suicidal they are desperate and will try anything. This is a terrible debilitating scam. This company offers a free online Master Class of 5 easy steps. After you watch the Master Class video they prompt you to sign up for a free one hour call from Mike Basevic/life coach. At the end of your free call they decide if you are an eligible candidate for their program after you have given them a short history of your mental health and problems. After a brief hold they tell you you are a accepted into the program. When I asked the price they said it's $8000 but today they are running a special of $5000. I only had $2500 and they accepted that and I could pay the rest in payments. They claim in 8 weeks they will have you cured of your anxiety and depression. They also boast about being able to stop your psychiatric medications. I was told to stop my clinical therapy sessions for the 8 weeks while working their program. That put me in a very bad mental state as far as stopping my talk therapy. This can be proven by my therapist professional. I was in week five and I was not getting "the shift" of mental state that they so diligently said I would. Mike Basevic himself told me he would refund my money if this program didn't work for me and kept encouraging me to try another week of the program that it will work. He said "it's not about the money ". When I finally realized I was not getting "the shift", at about week five I asked for a refund. Mike told me absolutely no refund because I was not doing what he told me to do. He made me very anxious and confused. My anxiety got worse. I did do the work that he asked of me. And he argued that I didn't do the work and I was addicted to drama. All in all, this program preys on people with mental illness promising a cure. And when someone is suffering and suicidal they are desperate and will try anything. This is a terrible debilitating scam.