Ginger D.
An Extremely Expensive Lesson
I originally rated this company very highly because we were prompted to leave reviews while we were still taking the class. In hindsight, I deeply regret giving that review before I had actually had the opportunity to determine whether the program worked. It did not. This program turned out to be an extremely expensive lesson and, for me, a complete waste of money. I followed the guidance provided, including purchasing inventory based on the “home run” products they recommended. Unfortunately, those products were anything but home runs. They did not perform as represented, and I ultimately had to liquidate the inventory at a total loss just to get rid of it. What bothers me most is that prospective students may see glowing reviews like the one I originally left and assume they represent the long-term experiences of people who successfully implemented the program. Mine certainly did not. I was encouraged to review the company while I was still in the excitement and optimism of the class—long before I could possibly know whether their methods or product recommendations would actually produce results. Once I had the opportunity to put the program into practice, my assessment is completely different. Between the cost of the program and the money I lost on inventory purchased based on their recommendations, this was an extraordinarily costly mistake. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this program to look for reviews from people who have been out of the program long enough to actually implement what they were taught—not simply reviews written by students while they are still sitting in the classroom. I wish I had done exactly that before spending my money.