I tried the Ray Reynolds plan a few years ago and yes got scammed out of thousands of dollars with nothing to show for it. His routine has not changed over the years. I saw an infomercial last night and it brought back some bitter memories. I love the part where he whips out a wallet full of credit cards that drop to the floor and says I have over 1 million in credit and you can too. Blah blah blah.
I still have doubts whether or not what he promises to teach you is even legal or effective.in fact in my research post Ray Reynolds I have found some contradictions in his claims. Building credit takes time, patience and good personal credit as well. You can't buy good credit and a corporation won't magically get you there either.
Not to say that being incorporated doesn't have its advantages, but Ray would have you believe that the two go hand in hand and you can't have one without the other, probably because this is where he makes most of his money. Pushing his corporations that have been sitting on the "shelf" and of course all the services required to incorporate. Meanwhile you are left in the dark and blindly following this man's every word.
The bottom line is don't take short cuts and be prepared to put some work into building your credit. If something sounds too good to be true or if you heard about it in an infomercial... Run Run Run.
Hope this helps someone out there save some money and some headache!!
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