ResponseReviews of response.com

Hello, first off I've read all the negative reviews and it is unfortunate there are so many 'slow' people out there with the hindsite of a broken mirror. I have been in technology for over 30 yrs and it is not uncommon to pay $1k-3k for a seminar or college courses so 1k for my wife and I was a good deal and what I like the most about the pricing is that it keeps the rif-raf at home! For the money and my time I do not want it waisted be jokers that aren't serious. I think all the negative reviews are fantastic for the same reasons lol. The 3 day class was great! We were blown away at the information and potential real estate has. There are so many ways to make money and with the mentorship, how can you loose if you follow the proven steps and use common sense. If you have no common sense then this might be tough for you. I don't 'need' money but I do want more of my time, as I get older, so my wife and I decided to pay for the high priced Dimond Elite package and here is why: 1. High price means we get to network with serious business people. 2. High price means high commitment. 3. High price means quality instructors!!! 4. High price means quality support and mentorship 5. Lifetime support for all aspects of business from taxes and lawyers to reviewing deals and more! You get what you pay for folks. All the outs, and 'we are not responsible for...' is just business and if you are in business then you have to protect it and you. That is all that is. We just completed boots on the ground and it was good. It wasn't great because we still ended up with someone that dominated the class at times so it got a little slow at times. But! We can do another one anytime we want for free! What I really liked is that our instructor Adam was very experienced in real estate and is a Dr. In education so he managed the class and trained us by actually using the web tools to find homes, pull comps, estimate repair costs, run the numbers, submit offers, and scripts for calling realtors and buyers. Ohh and completely covered marketing too! This is like anything else, the more you are around it and do it, the easier it gets and these people understand that at Response. The fact is, this isn't for everyone and if you are more afraid of an opportunity to success then what your future holds then you probably should stay away from it. IF, However you are a hard worker, know how to comitt at something until you succeed then this is for you! Why go into debt going to college for a crapy job where people tell you when you can use the restroom or take a break when you can work just as hard for your self for 5-10 yrs and retire as your own boss? Quite crying about the money, just make more of it. With real estate you can do that without trading all your time away forever. Enjoy your life... I'm going to thanks to the support /mentorship that Response provides.

Look. I have a lot to say, but I'm just going to start by sharing their own disclosure - from their actual website - below: "We do not sell a business opportunity, “get rich quick” program, or money-making system. We believe, with education, individuals can be better prepared to make investment decisions, but we do not guarantee success in investing. We do not make earnings claims, efforts claims, return on investment claims, or claims that our training will make you any money. We are not a real estate expert or investment expert, and it is highly recommended that you consult with appropriate licensed experts before engaging in investing-related transactions. We are an educational company that provides training concerning the real estate industry. However, it is assumed that most customers do not apply the needed effort and time, or do not acquire the skills, to complete transactions successfully and, therefore, most clients do not make money." With that out of the way, I'll describe my experience. My mom reached out to me asking if I wanted to join her for a 3-day real estate class. She's my mom, and I wanted to support her, so of course I took the few days off work and joined. I was actually excited. I thought I might learn something, or at least be inspired to try something new. But it quickly became apparent that this was not a class. It was a 3-day sales pitch. I knew something was up when I couldn't find a brand name anywhere on their material. But fortunately, the speaker told us the brand name, Response, toward the end of the day. And as soon as I got home, I looked them up. And when I looked them up, I saw some truly disgusting things. For all of the reviews on this site to be 1-star or 5-star, I knew something was up. Response clearly invests heavily in monitoring sites like these to respond to any negative commentary with things like "students must take action" and "this isn't for everyone". And they invest heavily in making sure the reviews on here are positive - real or not. The 1-star reviews are spot on. Back to the class. The speaker shared some helpful information, but all of that information was blanketed on either side with a sales pitch to sign up for more training or join their "diamond elite club" They use high pressure sales tactics and works like "urgency" and "decision" to get you to make an uninformed decision on the spot without doing any research into their company. And what truly made me sad was that it works. Most of the students (at least in my class) were a little older, and certainly didn't seem like the type to look into a company like this online. So they legit don't know any better and ultimately end up spending money they probably don't have. And in the case of someone like me and my mom? Someone who says "no"? they totally dismiss you. If they realize they can't sell you on the "advanced training" then they're done with you. We didn't get a 1-on-1 we were promised because we didn't want to buy the additional training. But I mean...didn't we still pay for the 3-day workshop that includes a 1-on-1 session? I wish I could spread this word to the people taking this class that won't read these reviews. Because honestly, what this company does, they should be ashamed of themselves. A few highlights: - Day 1 they have you fill out a sheet with your financial info. They tell you it's to figure out how you can do GAP funding, but it's really just so they can see if you can afford the additional training - They also have you sign up for CreditNav so they can check your credit. Again, under the guise of "building your plan". They didn't tell any of the students that they'd be signed up for a $30/month payment after 7 days. And if I didn't read the fine print on the site, I certainly wouldn't have known. - Again, because this is important, THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT REAL ESTATE EXPERTS. THEY ARE SALESPEOPLE. - They don't allow recordings or photos. Makes sense as it's a class that people are paying for, but their reaction to a person taking a photo of notes in my session was outrageous. They yelled at her (a grown woman) and told her to turn her phone off. - At one point, they show reviews on their website. I went to the website outside of class - you can't click on any of the reviews. And you can't even leave your own review (???) I think that's all I got. Oh, and they'll certainly respond to this because they have a social team dedicated to keeping their reputation good online. I mean, at the end of the day, I didn't buy anything and my mom didn't buy anything. We just wasted 3 days of our lives. ***UPDATE*** I just looked up all of our real estate expert trainers from the class on Linkedin. They're all in sales. None of them indicated any experience in real estate lol.

First off, I want to say that I joined the 3 day options trading course at Kevin O'Leary's event in Vancouver, Canada and got suckered in with the full rebate if you complete the course and fulfill the requirements. Many people were telling me it was a scam, blah blah blah. However, I'll share my personal experience here and if anyone has any questions, feel free to email me at (604sunnywu at Gmail dot com) The 3 day intensive was very engaging and I learned just enough to get started in my options trading journey. I've tried to learn it before from different sources like YouTube or friends or brokers website but never grasped the concepts. So to that I applaud the staff and Shaun Sheldon. Upon finishing the 3 days, I signed up for the advanced course that response offered. At first I didn't want to because I was focused on my new job. But the offer was only available to purchase during the weekend. I understand they used the scarcity tactic at Kevin's speech and at this course which forced me to make a decision. I'm glad they did use those tactics or I would be one of the people to have said maybe and forgot about it. But I could see how people would view that negatively. Anyways I signed up for the advanced course. The advanced course offered support from their team 5 days a week which was very attractive for me because options trading is not a simple thing to learn. It definitely takes some time. I called support a few times and they were very responsive and helpful. The one thing that I can criticize is that their tuition rebate process can be troublesome and takes many follow up emails to ensure that they were putting my stuff to work. The people who didn't get the refund most likely did not read and follow the instructions for completing the tasks. Due to my focus on my new job. I asked for a refund on the advanced course, but they had to connect me with one of their reps to have a call before they would issue it. It took a while to connect with her and I got scared and contacted my credit card company. Then she got back to me. I wasn't sure if it was timing or my credit card company giving them some pressure, but in the end I did get a refund on the advanced course. With my experience with them so far, I believe later down the road I will sign up for the advanced course. As I did learn a lot in the introductory course and found value in it. Even if I didn't get the rebate, it was worth the cost. Hope I can come back and review the advanced course in the future! From my personal experience, I do recommend anyone to take the 3 day introductory course. It really opened my mind to the possibilities of protecting and growing my wealth and Response team was great to do it!

This review is strictly related to the $500 question on paid for "positive reviews." We were offered $1000 cash back if we close a deal within the1st 6 months AND another $1000 credit towards tuition for another class, product... etc - I don't have the exact phrases - but it will be in your packet that explains the programs. Additionally, when you close a deal, if you post a short video and explain your deal, you get paid $. Why not pay your clients versus a marketing company to write their own reviews talking about the deals they close? I think it's an excellent idea. And I like the incentive too. About the "free" stuff - my TV ad that I called back was Scott Yancy - flipping Vegas. His ad stated free online for attending the 1.5 to 2 hour event. At the end of the meeting, we got a postcard item had pictured quite a number of materials related to flipping and other Scott Yancy specifics... On the card, a URL and passcode was provided. When several of us tried the link - the password and URL did not work. I contacted Response.com - they said the web sites for these items that Yancy promised, are not Response.com's responsibility to maintain - but all I needed to do is email them a screen shot and they will get it to the correct group. They took care of it. And yes, it seems the site was being updated with new materials, or at least some changes - and my code worked, and I got the items promised. No problem. Just be sure you have the card - so Response will know which freebie you were promised. In my case, I called a Scott Yancy number to sign up - I did not know it was going to be for Response.com - but I'm very happy with all but maybe 5% of my experience... a few admin hiccups when I added modules, and 1 speaker that was not having the best day perhaps... all was addressed to my satisfaction - with a simple conversation. NOTE: I can only speak of my personal experience and offerings - I have no idea if each bonus is the same for each group,level, or when those bonus items or post-your-deal incentives - may expire. Perhaps there are may flippers and others that advertise how to learn these items using their name, and links to Response.com. But I would rather work with a well established, well rounded company for building wealth - than focus on one vegas flip-star (no offense to Scott Yancy). So - as one older friend says, I'm happier than a dog with two tails.... I guess that's pretty happy....

This company is a scam and i am requesting my refund for $997.I attended the workshop this weekedn of 4th to 5th May. everything they promised at the initial event was not delivered.they offered to give us enough information to go out there and do deals.they said they will givve information about TAX LIENS,which the instructor didnt say nothing about it.they even offered to give access to a website that shows the tax liens but non of that was offered.they lied to u to fill out a form about GAP funding only to find out later they jut wanted to know how much money we have so they can tell us to pay more for the extra resources and mentorship.it was funny that the cost of the mentorship was equal the exact amount i had written on the sheet of paper.secondly they promised access to deal desk which was supposed to calculate for you about the property and ti show if the deal is worth it.deal desk doent show non of that.it just pulls out random details that doesn't show the value of the property or if the deal is good or not.they promise one thing just to entice people but dont deliver none of that.

I went to a free seminar in Denton, Texas with a friend. Yes, it happened we were sucked in. On Friday after doing my credit score, which sucks, hence why I’m at a seminar to help me get funding to change my current situation, with The seminars are adhd at its finest. At, any point the speaker Brian is talking fast, clicking on all responses services that You think your getting access toowith your 1000 dollars. To, find out middle of day 2 you need 28;000 dollars for that info. I’m sitting in real-time May 4,2019 at 11 pm at night in a Sheraton hotel in ft worth ,TX to discover I have been scammed. I will be asking for a refund in the morning before I leave and enjoy my day with my husband and not sitting in another class, to be belittled, to be told, are you gonna hold onto old cheese? Shame on you team, shame on you response or whatever your name is, you are no better than the people who call the elderly and scam them on the phone out of there money. I pray God finds mercy on you and this company and you do not pay the same consequences as King Solomon. Be blessed and be a blessing Bridgett Horn.

I attended the three hour seminar with Kevin O'Leary in Hartford this week. It was a great event. Lots of great information and positive energy. they get you so motivated that you can't wait to sign up and be part of the next great real estate success! So I signed up for the three day upcoming workshop explaining to the guy my visa card had just had fraud the previous day and I was waiting for the new number. He told me to fill out the form and put the old one down and someone would call me. Well, I didn't get out of the parking lot and I had an email asking me for a credit card number that worked as they were already processing the cards! Wow, that's super fast! I followed up when I got home and explained again about the card and fraud. I did get a polite email back. During the seminar all the people sitting around me all asked each other if this was too good to be true..... The way it's explained it's so captivating and you want to jump right in but something's not quite right. I've been savvy in business way too long to buy into scam and skeems. I decided to get on the internet and research all this to find out what the next steps are and whether it is as easy as they say or if it's alot of smoke and mirrors? After reading all the reviews, as with anything there will be a small percentage that this works for and not at all for others. If you are not already in real estate I can see where it would be very challenging but if you are really motivated and had the funds you could make it work. I personally would not be willing to pay $20 to $30,000 for training as I have found a better at home, online business that has a much smaller training fee where you can produce results in a short period of time. With that said, I'm glad that I did this research and didn't pay out the enormous amount for training. I have a real estate license and I can tell you after you work in the field a bit you can get this training elsewhere for alot less. Don't be taken for this amount unless you do your homework and you are ready and have the funds to support yourself and a new career. I'm not bashing this company. They do an incredible sales job, seriously impressive! I just wished that I could skip all the stuff and start at the beginning of making money and not a couple years from now with them..

There's no response button here so I'll just write another review. Your response is empty and unprofessional and hiring someone like you to sit behind a computer and write these defensive responses only makes the company look worse. Arguing with honest reviewers online is not a very good PR move... just saying. But I'm glad that you did this, as it will serve as a red flag to others (most people are sensible enough to know that most legitimate businesses don't behave this way). You can keep going back and forth if you'd like, but I'm not backing down. I'm here to help others and prevent hardworking Americans from wasting $1K to learn only the most BASIC information about wholesaling (information that is readily available online for FREE). You're actually charging people $1K to sit in a room and listen to your sales pitch for a $25-30K "class." Bottom line is, your $1K, 3-day course is a ripoff and a scam. I explained in full detail why it's a scam and my opinion was based on my own perception - what I saw and heard with my own eyes and ears. So you telling me to do more research before I write a review... well, that's just a cute little tactic you use to try to discredit honest reviews. I hope that others see through this, heed my warnings, and go spend that $1K on something that will actually benefit them in some way. How can you say you don't pay for reviews when one of your "mentors," Keir, just offered us $500 for a review at your seminar just this past weekend? His exact words were "we offer $500 for a review because your feedback means a lot to us" as he circled the number on a piece of paper. There are hundreds of dissatisfied customers all over the internet speaking out about how your company put them into tens of thousands of dollars in debt with no results. Your response has only inspired me to continue to speak out on behalf of others. Thanks for that!