I was approached by a friend and asked to give it a try, I did and realized it wasn't for me. I gave it a good shot, paid my $199 and passed the insurance class.
I just could not tell people to disregard and sign paper work that quoted much higher % rates than local banks for mortgages and loans, kill whole life insurance and buy term (even if it meant they lose thousands of dollars to switch). I am still waiting for a refund of $100 for having passed the insurance test... But I've given up. The moral of the story is... Don't believe the RVP when they tell you how much $ they make... Just look at the car they drive, you'll NEVER see their / your up-line's W2 anyway.
They get you to watch a 15 minute film and then they tell you congrats you are now able to sell mortgages! That alone should have sent me running.
I don't know you and you don't know me but when someone asks you to sit thru a "training session " to help them get certified... DON'T it will cost you time, money and probably a friend or two.
I have not seen or heard from my friend since I learned my lesson... But I bet it's only a matter of time till he realizes the scam. I really don't blame him... It's a carefully thought out rip-off.
I'm just thankful I didn't get anybody to invest their money. I did and now I'm stopping it, better late than never. Some lessons in life are more expensive then others... But family and friends should not be scammed.
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