I provided my son with $1500.00 from my home equity account to attend the Carlton H. Sheets seminar. (This occurred in may). My brother-in-law attended the seminar with my son and he lost $1500.00 too, for a total of $3000.00. According to my brother-in-law and my son, the seminar was a scam. I reported it to the BBB in an attempt to get my money back. The letter that I provided, the legal representative Johanna Moore had dissected the information in it sentence by sentence with a rebuttal which made the seminar seem, not a scam at all, but very credible.
Apparently the seminar lasted 3 days. Although, there was supposed to be a time when you would be able to bow out of the seminar, but just one thing led into another, which made the program seem credible, and my brother-in-law and my son stayed with the program. The last day (the 3rd day), It was revealed that the program actually costed more than what they had already presented and lost. There was no more money available to continue with the program. The knowledge and assistance we hoped to receive from the program was our hopes to become a family project.
We received nothing, and today we are at a standstill. I had not heard any more info commercials presented by Carlton H. Sheets, and I never forgot the money that I lost. I decided to investigate whether anyone else had been scammed by his company. When I saw that some individuals had been scammed, I decided to present my case with hopes that maybe a class action suite might be filed against this company with my information. We are a struggling family, and we cannot afford to lose this kind of money. I cannot forget it, so, I thought I would try to get my money back once more.
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