Although I haven't been ripped-off monetarily from Bernard Haldane because I only had the one "free" interview with them and made no commitments to return, I have been ripped-off from my dignity for having wasted my time for taking in their pitch.
I now know I must research everything I can before I waste anymore time purchasing any new product or service.
Madison, Wisconsin is a progressive city and tolerant of many beliefs and lifestyles (which I whole-heartily condone) and apparently many business practices (which I'm not sure is wise).
From reading many of the reports on this site, I believe we all are very similar: we want a better life for our families and us and we are willing to make the effort.
We all seem to be a little unsure of something too; our own abilities maybe, or the physical area where we want to work.
We need a little guidance and are willing to pay a reasonable fee for this service.
Haldane plays on this noble pursuit and has came up with a scheme to provide nothing or very little to their clients towards this endeavor.
The "vice-president" I spoke with (everyone there is a vice-president it seems) was nice enough and said most of the things every one has reported on this site at the first meeting, but the one thing he mentioned that made me suspicious was how he spoke about his six-figure income and what it meant to him to have it.
It is a play upon the greed in all of us; it is a con, plain and simple.
I thought about this attitude and checked out this site and now know what they really are аbout: deception.
I'm sure the "vice-president" I spoke with didn't realize what he was saying. I encourage all readers to do the research before attending any so-called "free" meeting or seminar and to really listen to these people if you find yourself in these "meeting" situations despite your efforts to avoid them. My honest emotion about this situation? I would like to see every one of them in jail.
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