The report by GMac is credible to most students. My complaint is that I found this program to be extremely unprofessionally conducted and incomplete, in spite of what a couple have posted. Those defending it either received a different training program or they've been paid to respond as they have. We were contracted for 7 months (28 sessions) of webinars in Oct. and rec'd 5.5 months (22 sessions) though we prepaid for 6. The last training was March 29 though it should have been May 10, barring any further postponments. Some prepaid for coaching and didn't receive the full amount. We contracted for paid members to receive coaching in blocks of 4 hours @ $200 then it was changed by Mike Aloba on 11/29/10 to $200/hour. I have saved ALL written material verifying the above plus some recorded phone calls and voice mails along with the names of 17 others that will verify these statements.
When the instructor was not prepared for the scheduled webinar, we would be told he was with a client, not yet back from a trip, would do a long Q&A session or he would assign a bunch of legal words for us to research. He would discuss documents and say they would be posted on the site yet they never were (some were.) Attempts to reach Julio Vargas were next to impossible nor would he return calls or emails with any consistency. This behavior reflects on the lack of professionalism and regard for paying students, not to mention them being abandoned prior to fulfilling his commitment. The two parties that posted in defense of Fedsministry have not stated specifically how they benefited from the training. The parties posting their complaints are accurate, for the most part. My post is in hopes that others contemplating pursuing this training will first visit this site to investigate and avoid the disappointment most of us experienced from it.
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