The Mastery InstituteReviews of themasteryinstitute.com

Don't waste your money, they are scam artists

Oh my god! The videos are so convincing. When your struggling you just want to believe and hope its true. Yet another online scam sending you to videos for yet another sale. All about the upsell, no real results on my end. All about your mindset. Could have learned that from a self help book. Not worth it in my opinion. All $5000 money out and nothing in. Complete waste of my time and money. Oh and they drag it out so you cant get a refund. Good luck on your journey. RE: Yeah they want to teach you the eco way to have an online business. Problem is they don't help you get the traffic to the business if you don't increase the marketing budget. So no business or sales to pay off the fee or the intrest that comes along with it 30, 60, 90 days in and nothing.

These guys are frauds. Don't waste your money here.

Uhmm! I'm so short for words.. The last money in my Revolut account was being wiped away in a twinkle of an eyes.. I regretted being involved Mesha Scheme.. Now I can't fund my children school activities.. It's so unfortunately I'm so in pain and regret I need help pls.. i wish to get back the 500pounds as a waste of time for the wasteful time as you promised. Best Regards

Ok I didn't know this company was like the reviews. I thought they were genuinely cared for the students. I'm at model 2 now & 1 said it was going to show me the fastest way to launch a business with 0 money. Misha was the speaker but all he talked about is himself & the awards & sales he did with his system. & When your suppose to comment after the video he tells you to write I commit in the comment area. So now I'm not sure if I should waste another second on any of this & get a refund. Actually don't even remember joining so don't know how much they took from me.

I signed up for an incredible deal of $97.00. Was assigned a coach named Scott Hess.The first 3 days is nothing more than a mind conditioning process prepping you for the huge upsell. Scott gives you no value in the first 3 days but just goes on about mindset and investing in yourself no matter what the cost. Then comes the final coaching call where he tells you if they feel that you're a fit you'll be able to join. Of course you're a fit he wants your money . When Scott Hess realizes that you're not a sale he turns to insults and making you feel as he loves to say poor minded.very unprofessional sales tactics.. Apparently Scott was also my financial adviser as he reminded me that he makes more in a month than I'm making a year. On a good note the mastery Institute has refunded my money in full And I don't have to deal with an immature salesman claiming to be a coach.

The coach who was designated by the name of "Scott Hess" had a very rude and haughty attitude. The few inquiries I had were not answered by him. He wanted me to make a $1,000 upfront, no-questions-asked investment. That sounds like a fraud, so I blocked him and unsubscribed from his emails as a result of my doubts. It appears that they capture card information after the transaction has been completed in their system, this would expose credit/debit cards to fraud. Thank God I was using a debit card and not a credit card. If this company is legitimate, it ought to behave honestly and treat potential customers with respect by responding to their inquiries. A manipulation technique used in the $1k question is to make people feel guilty for not making an investment. That is poor customer service

Infact I just realized this institute has been debiting my account. Meanwhile I never signed any agreement like that with them. Infact this people appear as angels only to deceive and take people's money online. This whole thing is a scam