I discovered Jason Gilbert and the Commercial Millions Course through the Internet. Jason's military service caught my attention as I also served in the military and believe in supporting fellow military members. I reviewed the information on the Internet and contacted the office in San Diego (listed as Fidelis Real Estate) and informed Jason via e-mail of a LEGITIMATE commercial real estate deal. I have more than 10 years of real estate investing experience.
Jason informed me that someone would get in touch with me. Two days later, an individual from Jason's office called and stated that Jason would not look at the real estate deal until I paid $997 for Jason's course. This individual explained that Jason had received so many deals that he instituted this course so that everyone would understand (and comply with) the criteria Jason requires for these commercial real estate deals. He again stated that the price for the course was $997 but I could pay in 2 installments of one-half each. What would I be paying for? Well, it appears I would be paying for the privilege of GIVING Jason a legitimate commercial real estate deal. A price of $997 for this alleged "criteria" is beyond unconscionable!
In case anyone is not aware — legitimate real estate investors will PAY YOU to bring them money making opportunities — ESPECIALLY if the opportunity is going to result in MILLIONS of dollars as Jason advertises on the Internet (and his webinars).
This system appears to be a scam cloaked in an appearance of integrity and legitimacy by using a former military background as a Marine officer to boost the confidence of 1000s of people searching the worldwide Web to part with their hard earned money. A typical bait-and-switch. Jason and friends sell the BLUE PRINT for $7.00 and then up-sale unsuspecting individuals the $997 course. Of course, Jason and friends will subsequently find that no deal submitted to them fits the alleged "criteria." If it does, the plan appears to be that Jason and friends will not let you in on it. No where does it state that if your deal does not fit the "criteria" that your payment of $997 be returned.
Jason asserts that he is retired from the United States Marines and achieved a rank of Major. Well let me state that I AM A RETIRED SENIOR MILITARY OFFICER. And having retired as a senior military officer, I find Jason's scheme totally offensive, less than honorable and short on integrity.
The math is quite simple — $997 rounded up equals $1,000 and $1000 X 1000 equals a MILLION.
Let me repeat. I do not know of ANY real estate developer that requires YOU TO PAY THEM in order to GIVE THEM real estate deals.in our current economy, ANY realtor/investor would be more than happy to have people provide them with legitimate deals. Why would anyone have to pay a real estate developer $997 if: (1) the developer stands to make millions (that's pleural) on each deal and (2) the referring individual presenting the deal would also allegedly stand to profit by a minimum of a million or more.
In addition, Jason's nonsense about charging a fee because he was getting so many bad deals makes absolutely no sense. A child can figure out how to put up an automated form on the Internet that would determine whether the property meets the criteria and simultaneously reject those that don't.
Bottom Line: Here's the real question. What real estate criteria is so difficult to understand (according to Jason's staff) that it would cost $997.00? It simply is not logical!!!
Based on Jason's presentation, if there is anyone that will be getting rich with this system, it will be Jason and his friends — to the tune of $997 X the 1000s of people that he can talk into parting with their money. Clearly that will equal COOL MILLIONS. And that, my fellow Americans is how you get "Commercial Millions."
I did NOT invest. There were too many red flags.
Recommend that you don't invest unless and until your Due Diligence reveals a legitimate business with a proven track record with any referrals of commercial real estate protected by a written contract.
Heck, Jason how about just listing a legitimate telephone number!!! This nonsense is incredulous and should be stopped immediately!
Ripped
Lititz, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.
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