Buyer beware!
Wealth masters international seems to have the potential for being a upstanding company. Everything they preach sounds great. The problem is it is not realistic. They want so much money up front unless you are already wealthy it can be a problem. The $1495 for m1 sounded steep to me but i thought lets try it. I did my usual layman way of researching and nothing that i considered reason to not go ahead came up. Again the price was steep for me but i was under the impression that i had an option to sign on with an advertising company that would only charge me $5.00 per lead (not hit).
I thought that was doable. The further into i got the more i realized i would have to fork out a minimum of $150 per month for the minimal advertising or try my hand with the free ones. I feel this was not made perfectly clear to me at the start nor was the fact that getting my money back was next to impossible (i'm still trying and have yet to receive the package i order on 11/02/07) the steps they have you follow to sign up stops you from being entitled to a refund. I.E. To be a consultant you have to purchase a minimum of a m1, once you become a consultant they say you are not entitle to a refund of any of your money. Now mind you i started to request my money less than a week after i agreed to purchase the product.
I have been nothing but nice and received nothing but the brush off. I am still trying to see want if any options'/recourses i have. So buyer beware you are playing with the big boys and they don't play fair.
Sunshine
Gilbert, Arizona
U.S.A.
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