I first was lured into ordering the kit from radio show. I thought: well it's only five dollars. Then the trap gets deeper, you are directed to order the FREE CDs from their web site. Oh No!!! The CDs are not free, I was charged 99.99 dollars without even knowing until I receive my monthly credit ...
I saw Bruce's scammercial and thought, I'll check it out. I ordered the book, looking for "the fine print" because I was still skeptical. Since there weren't any "hooks" or fine print on the website, I completed the transaction. But then I decided to Google his name and WHAM! ...
Mr. Bermans' company advertises with spam quite often, even when requesting that he not do so. He advertised that he would send a CD and Book for under $5 and did not disclose that there would be an attachment of another $99.00 within 30 days of shipment. Obviously he pulled my cards just previous ...
I was listening to the radio and for days The ad went something like this: Hi! Joe you don't know how to start a business, you don't know anything about a business. You need to buy Mr Berman book. About that time Mr Berman starts talk and said he would give you his book and a free cd worth hundreds ...
I should've come here first, but I had no problem in investing money in my education on Wealth Building. I am glad that after I ordered the free book & CD I found this report. I went back to see if it were true, in the fine print, and sure enough - it was! I called right away to stop billing ...
Bruce A. Berman offers his book and a CD for "free." Well it is not exactly free. They charge a $3.95 s/h fee. That wasn't so bad. I soon received the book, pulled it out of the padded envelope and started reading it. About 35 days later, I finally get to the section on raising money (ya, ...