She Sells by Shelby SappReviews of shelbysapp.com

She sells is the biggest SCAM ever!!!!! My daughter signed up for the program, paid for the whole program $6000 and just as she’s due to finish, more money is requested. This is a HUGE SCAM!!!! Don’t fall for it, the lack of experience is unreal.

Yes I was watching shesells

She has had many lawsuits against her for scamming people. Google her name, plus find the YouTube videos revealing her. She is a fake, fraud and scammer

Complete scam. My daughter, a full time college student, gave her last $2,000 to the SheSells program only to find out you must give them $4,000 more to even finish the sales training videos and gain access to the selling platform. She never watched a single video because she’s scared they’ll take more from her bank account (silly because now she’s broke). She Sells takes the first $2k directly from your bank. I have a business degree and am old enough to spot a scam when I see one. However, Shelby Sapp’s She Sells prays on unwitting young women. Promising the world, taking a large amount of money up front and for many, delivering nothing. It appears to be a pyramid scheme as they have associates get in your face on a live video call promising the world to get you to fork over $2,000. Shelby Sapp should be ashamed of herself but I guess she couldn’t care less as she parades around in her skimpy clothing, pound of makeup and lavish lifestyle that is funded by the unwitting. Here’s some good advice for women: you don’t need to put yourself on display to be successful. Those aren’t the “skills” I’ve raised my daughters to develop.

Honestly I went in here with high expectations and I was sorely mistaken. While Shelby is a smart, intelligent sales woman, she's not giving you the opportunity to have the same life. She has gained her money through selling her courses, not the actual high ticket sales. The whole thing feels very icky, and I've only seen the free video before the 6,000 dollar course is offered. Keep in mind that all she teaches in her courses are free on YouTube, but not in the course. I suggest if you are really considering buying her course, you should watch Hannah Alonso's video on it on YouTube. She clears things up well. Please go watch Hannah Alonso's video about She Sells, its my best advice.

For context, I've completed the entire course and graduated. The community is beautiful, and that I am grateful for. For starters, the "proprietary" graduate software is B.S. There aren't thousands of creators, there's barely over 200. Half of them don't even have offers. None of them get back to you. No matter how much I tried, same with other girls. If you bring this up to try to get help they will either ignore you, or say work harder. I don't think they realized they've made thousands of women hopeful and promised something they couldn't deliver. Any grad support call I got on, my questions and concerns were unable to be answered, these coaches don't know how to handle this. So many women alongside me were searching for weeks, months, and some had given up all together. When applying to closing jobs, no one cared that I graduated from SheSells, not one interviewer. They care about experience, real experience, not a course. Not to mention the investment is six thousand dollars, and after 16 weeks they cut off your access and want you to pay $200 a month. Its straight greed. It's void. They also speak against other programs that actually offer you placement and real job assistance. Just because they don't. There are better investments out there, if you want to get into high ticket sales I suggest looking for a company that will actually have your back and have real partners and can provide you with work. There is an overwhelming amount of women going through the same thing I am and it is so sad to see so much hope crushed. And just absolutely no accountability for it.

I paid $2,000 and asked for a refund within 24 hours, before using or accessing anything. They refused and keep repeating “company policy” while pushing for a call instead of resolving anything. I am not using the program, yet they are still keeping my money. It feels like they care more about holding onto the payment than about doing what is right. For a company that claims to support women and integrity, this experience feels dishonest and disappointing. If this is how they treat people who change their mind within a day, what does that say about the business?

I cannot comment on the quality of the course itself, because I never actually took it. My issue is with the company’s refund and support practices. I made a mistake by signing up for the course without fully understanding the commitment. My credit card was charged, and I quickly realized that I would not be able to afford the payment, as I am a student. I immediately attempted to reverse the transaction. This is where my problems began. My refund request was declined on the grounds that I had accessed course materials and created a profile. Both claims were incorrect. I had not accessed any course material after enrolling; anything I viewed was before enrollment. Additionally, creating a profile is required in order to request a refund, so using that as a reason to deny it makes no sense. There is no direct way to contact customer support other than through their website. I eventually emailed tech and received a response, which led to a Zoom call. During the call, I clearly explained that I had made a mistake, that I am a student, and that I simply do not have the financial means to continue. I respectfully requested a refund. The person I spoke with was completely inconsiderate and repeatedly insisted that I continue with the course, showing no concern for the fact that I cannot afford it. My financial situation was ignored entirely. If the company truly believes their course is as valuable as they claim, it is concerning that they would pressure a student, potentially relying on loans, to pay for something they cannot afford instead of honoring a reasonable refund request.