PaulthetrombonistReviews of paulthetrombonist.com

Scam and bs. I tried it out for about a year now and it’s a waste of money. They are not helpful at all and very cavalier anytime I ask questions, the person who originally sold me the plan was a jerk, the lessons are mid, and everything is unreasonably expensive. I haven’t felt supported at all since I joined, should have listened to my gut telling me no but I was trying to be open minded.

Complaint against Passion Builders Online / Paul Nowell (Paul the Trombonist) I signed up for Paul Nowell’s “7 Figure Entrepreneurs Club” program in August 2023. The agreement required a payment of $9,800 (discounted from $15,000) for one year of access. After attending only a few sessions, I realized the program was not a good fit for me and requested a refund within the first month. I was shocked to learn that the contract contained a strict no-refund clause, even if very little of the program had been used. This was never clearly explained in my initial call. The contract also required that I pay the full balance whether or not I continued participating. When I asked for a refund, I was reminded that I was legally obligated to pay. Later, I was told I had an outstanding balance of $4,900. Instead of pursuing me for this amount, they offered to waive it as “a gesture of goodwill.” While I appreciate that, it underscores the inflexibility and harshness of their policies. The material I did encounter in the program was concerning. Much of the training promoted manipulative sales tactics, such as creating fake urgency (“limited spots” when there were not), inflating prices to create “scholarships,” and using misleading pitches. While they position these strategies as marketing, I believe they encourage dishonesty with clients. In my opinion, this business operates in a way that may be legally covered by their contract but is not transparent, fair, or ethical. I regret enrolling and would strongly caution others to read the fine print before considering any involvement.