For those of you considering signing up for any of the Robert Allen sponsored Enlightened Wealth Institute (EWI) "training" seminar series - either the Silver ($19,000) or the Platinum ($35,000), do yourselves a favor and invest in something that actually is meaningful to you, just not this waste of time and money. The real estate (or get rich on the Internet) plays that EWI peddles is nothing that cannot be found on thorough Web searches for FREE.
Below is a portion of the actual email thread (names deleted) from this week between me and EWI's financing arm, Conrad Acceptance. It is unedited and very real. If you choose to do business with a mafia operation like this, you have been forewarned:
Dec 3rd:
Dear customer:
As I have explained to you several times, you have signed your contract. Whether you choose to use the program or not is your decision, but the amount on the contract has to be paid. Due to this contractual obligation I would recommend using the program since you will have to pay for it. But again, it is your decision.
Conrad has already started you on terms, so I cannot extend them again; so your November payment is due and on the 12th of December that payment is due as well. Please give us a call when you are ready to make that payment.
Thank you,
Conrad acceptance
Dec 3rd:
Dear conrad:
I'd like to make this simple for everyone involved. Neither my sister, NAME, nor I intend to attend any other bootcamps or otherwise use any of the resources of EWI, including field training. We attended 2 bootcamps and have decided after careful deliberation that this program is not what we expected or of which can make the best use.
I am asking very simply for us to be released from further obligation. How in good conscience can your organizations hold us accountable for a contract, signed without the benefit of careful review, when the client won't be using any of the resources of the supplier? I understand the nuances of contract law, but isn't part of your business to be sensitive to customer service? We've already paid a great deal to EWI, so what benefit is there to continually pushing us to fulfill an obligation that is totally against our grain? I doubt any of you would appreciate being forced to pay many thousands of dollars for something you're not using. And you would let the vendor know about it.
Please advise, thank you -
My name
If after reading this actual email exchange you feel like you would want to dance with this devil, then you very likely may wind up having the same conversation I'm having with them. And as you can see, I am far from alone in conflicting with their agenda. Greed has an ugly face.
Do yourself a major favor and spare yourself this aggravation. Operations like these prey on people who feel that all the solutions to their financial problems are based in programs like this. WRONG!!! Look within, and all the answers are there.
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