First off, The PT Business Course contains information that is easily obtained FOR FREE on the internet. Why spend hundreds of dollars on it? Even if one is to put the many grammatical errors aside, the book from this course is poorly written. It explains how to scam others, e.G., with phony statements like: But wait, theres more! And it also goes into how to create a phony sense of urgency and how to ask trick questions that really just get people mad (I am ashamed to admit that I followed some of what is in the course and am now having to apologize to my clients). People see trough that garbage. None of these methods really work; at least not the way they are presented in this course, as people have radar for the used car salesman types. If you are an honest person and really care about your clients, this book is not for you. If you dont want to get scammed by a guy who teaches you how to scam others, then dont buy this product! I have had a terrible time in trying to get Bedros and his company to honor their NO RISK: 365 Day Money Back Guarantee. As a matter of fact, I will be contacting the appropriate agencies to help resolve the overbilling I have endured in buying this product. Thats right, there's more... Because they ask for your personal credit card info and it is not truly secure (as they have repeatedly billed me without my consent). Bedros and his customer service crew have not even responded to my emails. I have a nice paper trail to file more complaints on these scammersI wouldnt want my worse enemy to go through what I have endured with them - buyer beware!
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