Prosper - PMG - PMG Mentors - Robert Allen
Ripoff

I don't know about you but I feel that I was completely ripped off by this Mentoring group. I paid $7500 dollars for my chance to work with Robert Allen and his select group of mentors. What a joke I could have gotten way more out of paying for a $900 dollar Real Estate course at my local collage and then going to a $800 dollar Mortgage course at the same collage.

The books have a lot of information and can get you thinking in the right direction but that is about all that I got out of this course. A lot of the information is useless as the books were written in the 80's before Real Estate became so competitive and the average Jo new so much about it. All the stuff is old hat and can be gotten at your local library and on the net for free. I want a REFUND.

Your Mentor calls you 8 times and rehashes the same stuff as in the books. My mentor Jeremy called on time the first session and then was 15 minutes to 45 minutes late every session after that. He was supposed to call at 7:00 am Washington State time.

One time we had to reschedule because he didn't call until after 7:45 am and we had gone on about our day. And then he called at 8:00 am our time instead of 9:00 am and my husband couldn't be there. Plus he had nothing relevant for my area all he knows is Utah Real Estate. Everything is get an agent in your area, call a lawyer. And when we asked about our inflated, over priced, bidding war market, he just said keep looking and network. That is not what I call a mentor.

A mentor is someone who takes you under there wing shows you the ropes does some deals with you and knows your market, lives in the area and works with you. Talking to some one over the phone 8 times who then tells you I'm here to answer any question just give me a call, IS NOT A MENTOR and is not worth $7500.

This company, the hook you with some down load, feel you out and then come up with some dollar amount they think you'll pay, pressure you with the if you really love you family and want a future you need to do this now. And then your in and your stuck. Especially when the NEVER mention that you have 3 days to retract your contract. And that they NEVER mentions that 3 days is AFTER you receive your materials.

I didn't receive my materials until 2 weeks after I got into the program. I wanted my money back on the third day, after our first mentoring session. But I didn't have the materials to send back. Then when I still hadn't received my materials I called to get my money back and they tell me that the materials will arrive in 3 or 4 more days and they will refund the shipping price only.

Besides the fact that Sarah from Bloomington Illinois was charged $10,000 for this course, Eric from Birmingham, Alabama was charged $6,755 for this same course, Ronald from Allentown, PA was told he'd be charged $300 for a smaller version of this program (?), Robert From Providence, RI was quoted $5000, Amanda in Frankfort Kentucky was charged $1540 for this course, Trish in Denver, Colorado paid $1500 for this course. I WANT a REFUND of my money.

I can not believe the differences in the reports like mine, form the amount charged for all the different Mentoring Courses, to the Damon Willis that I talked to who is now Devin Willis, to the restocking or Cancellation frees of 10%-20% or the full refund. This has got to be the most fraudulent company and affiliated company I've ever seen.

I'd like to get my refund and call it quits no pursuing the class action suit so many are looking at or going to the Utah State BBB, Attorney General and FTC. And just up date this with a post that they delt with me ethically. But if that doesn't happen I won't stop with the Utah BBB, Attorney General and FTC, they do business in all 50 states. I'll just start with Utah. And I may even look into the fraudulent charges against them.

9. Title 16, Part 238.2 (b) of the Code of Federal Regulations states
(b) Even though the true facts are subsequently made known to the viewer, the law is violated if the first contact or interview is secured by deception.

Energy Professional aka PMG aks Prosper usually solicits its first contact by claiming that Robert Allen only wants to use your "success story" in his Millionaire Challenge.

If you were not told up front that you would have to spend thousands of dollars which they would not want to refund to you after a certain time period then you have been defrauded.

Company: Prosper - PMG - PMG Mentors - Robert Allen
Country: USA
State: Utah
City: Provo
Address: 5072 North 300 W
Phone: 8007485199

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