We would agree with most of what Dan Lohr from Fort Worth said!
We attended the 2 hour free seminar in Houston and then like Dan believed what we were told. That we would be getting "exclusive" access to a "Unique" e-commerce site and "14 warehouse" that we could only get by attending the $1495.00 one day seminar. We left the free seminar on a great note that we were going to go to this seminar and learn and receive the information that would make us very marketable and give us "exclusive" connections.
After attending the one day seminar and going home we started our "Unique" e-commerce site (which when you go to register for the e-commerce site "ispeedway" tells you that you can purchase the same "Unique" site for $199.95) While auction advisor will argue that the ecommerce site they give you from ispeedway is a specially made one just for there students (anyone can call ispeedway and find out that the package Auction Advisor gives it's students is the "Starter Edition" for $199.95. As far as the "exclusive warehouses" go, anyone can sign up for them by going to wholesalemarketers.com and paying their fee (which is alot less then $1495.00).
I must say we were a bit luckier then Dan in that we did receive a full refund after faxing and e-mailing a letter to Scott Elder and cc: eBay and the credit card company (although we never received a call from him or a return e-mail we did speak with Marilee Bray on several occassions and only got the refund after addressing Mr. Elder).
However, we do feel that anyone who paid Auction Advisor any money is intitled to a full refund because their business practicies are questionable. You can take an all day seminar with eBay for $56.00 for 2 (no lunch is included) but you will get much more information then you will get from Auction Advisor for a fraction of the price and headache.
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