I am a 19 year old student who was ripped off by wfg. Sadly, i was "recruited" by my good friend's cousin. I trusted them whole heartedly because i used to be really close to their family, and i believed that they wouldn't ever deceive me.
But i guess its true that money has a way of changing people, because once they had mine, they never bothered to call or answer my calls again. Please, be carefull if an wfg associate approaches you. They may seem like they so concerned about your financial future, but all they really want is your money, and all they'll want you to focus on (if you do fall for their talk) is being in the "md club" (recruiting your downline). Please, believe me. It's all a bunch of bs.
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