wealthery.comReviews of wealthery.com

Too much yapping. Doesnt get straight to the point . If you have him build a tool that doenst help anyone make money he wont be able to scale it. The only reason why his vibe coded app gets bought is bec he promises anyone that its easy to do it and that it will help them make money. Save your money for another course. Youll struggle to follow cause he uses only his ugly tool which is nowhwre near good

A scam. Product sells "marketing" guide and does its own marketing very badly. Not what advertised on the landing page. It is quite chaotic. So in essence they are trying to sell some sort of product sales platform membership, but call it "product prompt". I requested refund. Lets see when I will receive it. In essence it is half backed product. A lot of material and I a lot of work but little quality. Fresh addition - does not respond to communications. This is a flat out sign of intentional fraud. Holy Cow! 17 complaints on BBB in 3 years for wealthery.com. Wait, there is more! Ippei.com. reports Travis Stephenson’s Involvement in 2018 lawsuit regarding a binary options scam. Confirmed. Title of this review is correct.

I had a very concerning experience with this company. I initially purchased a masterclass advertised at USD 27. However, instead of being charged this amount, a total of USD 323 was debited from my account without clear authorisation. This is approximately AUD 530–550. After requesting a refund, I only received a partial amount equivalent to AUD 325.79, leaving a significant balance still outstanding. I have contacted support multiple times, but the issue has not been properly resolved yet. This experience has been extremely frustrating and disappointing, especially given the lack of transparency around the charges and the incomplete refund. I strongly recommend exercising caution before purchasing from this company.

Fraud. I purchased the product and an "upsell" for $54.00 and $97.00. There was NOTHING THERE. They did provide me with a BEAUTIFUL RECEIPT. Disputing this with my credit card company. He mysteriously disappeared after the purchase

I have no idea who these people are, only that they took money from my account, and are completely uncontactable. My bank contacted me regarding multiple duplicate payments taken from my account, marked as suspicious, including two from this "company". Unfortunately, in the case of this "company" not before paying them. On being provided the information, I have no idea who these people are, and repeated emails to this "company", are returned as "undeliverable". Before the accusations start, I am hearing impaired and email is my only way of contacting whoever these people are. But what kind of reputable "company" has their emails repeatedly returned as undeliverable, whilst claiming they are reputable and have regular contact with their customers, when they absolutely do not. Not that I should be having to contact them in the first place of course. When my bank went after them, they returned a bunch of nonsense, stating that they had "substantial evidence", yet apparently without providing any, and had had "regular contact" with me, which is pretty amusing, given that they have had ZERO CONTACT with the actual me, and I would be unable to hear them if they had. My card details had been taken and used in various places, and in various countries I am not actually in, so was stopped, which judging by the reviews here, was a blessing in disguise, given that not only are these people uncontactable, or at least pretending they are, they clearly surreptitiously continue to take payments, way beyond the first ones they have taken. Then refuse to return them, just as they have done with the two they took from me. One might say conveniently. Taking multiple payments from my account, for absolutely nothing, being completely uncontactable, having all correspondence returned as undeliverable, well, does that sound like a reputable "company" to you, and one you would want to do any kind of business with? I know what kind of business it sounds like to me, and reputable businesses do not run and hide like cowards. The word narcissist has been mentioned, I cannot disagree with this. Either profiting by other people's crime or actively committing it yourself, ultimately, it's all crime.

Thank god I didn't buy this product and get scammed with a concealed auto renewing annual fee of $2977 (or close to this figure) as an annual charge up from the promo $27. This guy is a complete scam artist. He baits and switches. He sells a glorified multi level marketing scheme. Check out his other scams and failed businesses on Trust Pilot, there's about 4 I think. One of them is a chatbot company and there are others. It's pretty clear this guy is a full on narcissist who flips the script on his vulnerable, unknowing customers. He uses sweeping generalisation words like 'NEVER' or 'ALWAYS' in capitals within his negative review responses. His language is very attacky and then he turns it around on anyone who holds him accountable by saying they're attacking him. He replies to bad reviews with comments like 'Oh, that's just how I am. Now that YOU have attacked me, my personality and my business personally, I will not refund you'. It's actually laughable in a dark humour kind of way. He literally uses the same handbook script as every other narcissist. They justify diabolical behaviour and avoid being held accountable by saying that the victim is personally attacking them for 'who they are' and the victim apparently is a horrible bully. It's actually embarrassing for this guy and the way he condones himself. He looks very lovely in his initial sales videos and maybe for the first month or so of his course. However, in true narc fashion, they can only wear a mask for so long. He gets very angry and worked up at negative reviews, because it bursts his dreamland bubble and exposes him for who he really is. External appearance is very important to narcs. He almost has a trademark style phsysical appearance, through immaculate grooming, smiling and trying to appear warm and gentle. Please do your self a favour and don't be scammed by this man baby and his flying monkey team (who're also probably manipulated, blinded by his spell, just as bad as him or are actually scared of the guy). This guy is a weed that needs to be removed from the internet. Look up Travis Stephonson and you will find out who he truly is. Stay away!

Travis talks and talks and talks and then delivers a modern day pyramid scam. I looked at this initially to help grow one of my businesses. In his pitch, Travis talks about growing your audience without having to use a lot of SEO and SM. After I signed up, It became evident that this program is just a sell other people on selling this to other people business model all through FB and Insta. So it's just come make money by signing up affiliates and getting them to sign up others. Sounds like a modern day Amyway or other pyramid style scam. There may be people doing this, but it is not for me. I was fine, I spent some money on marketing and learned that the program was not the right fit. HERE IS WHERE THE PROBLEM AROSE! In Feb, they billed me another $2997 for 2025. I contacted their customer service. They acknowledged that the program did not fit my needs and they canceled my subscription, but they are trying to deny me a refund. The complete lack of ethics or character of Khristine, Travis and Wealthery are borderline criminal. I am looking at some options, so I may have an update on this. They are happy to bill me for services for the coming year after they stated that they were sorry to see me go. Really, so how about giving me my money back for services that you will not be delivering to me? Beware, their business practices and actions are focused on getting your money and after that they could care less about you or your success. Travis and Khristine, I consider the $3000 you stole as a writers fee. I'll be looking at it as a $1 a post.

Scam, High potential of a pyramid scheme! They only want you to resell their software that doesn't even work the way they tell you. It is $8K for admission with little to no help at all. Here are a few things they do not tell you nor show you... 1. Facebook will stop you from sending multiple messages (roughly 20 consecutively) 2. If you are not friends with people on FB they will not get your message even if it goes through 3.There are a limit of messages you can send daily (roughly 40) and then FB shuts down the ability to send messages for 24 hours calling it a cooling off period. 4. If you continue to get the cool off period and someone complains about your messaging, FB will launch and investigation and freeze all your account. Anything linked to your account will be under investigation and could be deleted. This includes their other companies such as Instagram. And yes this includes your personal accounts as well not just the business accounts. 5.This is not passive and even when you spend 8 hours a day on it, you will most likely sell nothing to anyone. They say you can use the software to affiliate market on anything you want but they will only help you if you are marketing their software. SEC has already looked into Travis for one issue and will probably look into him for more. I am sure all of these other people that got scammed reported him to the SEC so it will eventually happen. Look at his reviews on reddit, BBB, and a simple Google search. Stay clear away from this. They lure you in with the simple profit system and will tell you their conversion rate is 10% up sale.