In a nutshell.
The spring of I purchased John Beck's Real Estate Course for $49.95. Spencer Simpson, a salesperson from John Beck's so-called investment opportunity, convinced me twice that an extra investment of $10,585.00 would be, worth more than your college education and would make me a huge success story. Even though I was hesitant after the first conversation and the second conversation, Spencer Simpson still bullied me to invest with the program. He promised me my return in full (at least) within three months.
He told me that if I did what my specially assigned mentor from Mentoring of America told me, I would make a lot of money just by doing real estate from my home computer. Yeah right, but that is another letter to the ethics committee.
I even went as far as to actually become incorporated in Nevada, have paid extra to The Tax Club for tax management, partnered with Advantage Corporation for business guidance and physical location in Nevada, and a little bit more money paid for The Manhattan Group, AKA The Tax Club, to help me manage my record keeping with the IRS. A total of $15,629.53 has produced absolutely nothing except a huge hole in my savings and feelings of embarrassment. All the companies listed above bullied me into buying more packages that would help me be successful.
Currently it has been four long months and I have not made a single cent, actually lost brain cells participating in the so-called coaching sessions with Shaun Farr from Mentoring of America, stupidly invested more money than I even want to admit, and feel completely dumbfounded about my usually excellent judgment.
Mentoring of America was not in any way comparable to any college course I ever took nor was it comparable to my third grade geology lesson. The sessions were a joke. Shaun Farr yawned in my ear as he told me about great property opportunities in only two states.
Anybody who is somewhat familiar with the John Beck program claims that you only need to spend 5-10 hours per week to be a success story. I spent an average of 4 hours a day for 10 weeks doing what my mentor Shaun Farr told me to do. His advice and training was useless and at times incorrect, I finally learned, when I implemented his teachings in action. Nothing I learned could help me do what the John Beck Program promised.
Shaun Farr also had trouble keeping a schedule and did not follow through on two phone sessions and three emails. Mentoring of America could not even practice good customer service while they ripped me off.By the way, I did not sign and return the enrollment confirmation form. I still have both copies.
So, To Whom It May Concern; join myself and hundreds of others to put an end to John Beck's company making false promises by using fancy wording an almost perfect guarantee. I am requesting a full refund plus the interest I paid on the loan up-to-date.
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