Jeff Paul Mentoring Of America
Elaborate Mentoring Scam Ripoff

We are writing to you to find out what we can do about how Jeff Paul, John Beck, and Mentoring of America scammed us. We initially saw an infomercial on TV about making money from home, and we purchased an information pack. Shortly after we received this packet, which was full of information and opportunities that only made us more interested without any pertinent data.

Then the Jeff Paul group called us and offered coaching sessions to us. These sessions were supposed to give us the critical information needed to build a successful business. They gave us a guarantee that they will give three additional months of coaching if we did not receive our investment back by the end of the mentoring sessions.

We decided to go with the ten coaching sessions to maximize our potential for success, which cost $9450. After the first three coaching sessions, we had learned very little and had invested a couple thousand more dollars for a merchant account so we could accept credit cards on our web sites.

When we saw our website, we noticed that they were identical to other Jeff Paul sites, except for a serial number at the end of the web address. At this point we were feeling very nervous and uncomfortable with the direction of the mentoring. The information that we had learned could have been summed up in less than ten minutes.

We were told that we would have to use "pay-per-click" on search engines to get our sites more exposure. Even though the cost may be quite low per click on a search engine, they can add up quickly. We determined that we would be spending more money on the "pay-per-click" than our initial investment.

When we looked at using pay-per-click on Yahoo with four key words for one site, the estimated total cost to be first on the search engine's list would cost over $38,000 each month. This is way out of our price range! When we signed up for this program, we were led to believe that this initial investment would be all that would be required, at least for some time.

At this time, we asked for a refund of our investment from our coach. She told us that she would contact customer service, and they would be getting in contact with us shortly. That never happened. We made countless phone calls to them, but could not get through.

We felt they were avoiding our calls. The Jeff Paul group finally called us back after several weeks, and they stated that they would refund the money only after the first three days after charging our credit card. So they have refused to pay any money back.

A friend of ours recommended that we contact our credit card company to see if they could help us and reverse the charges.initially, Capital One removed the charges while they investigated the matter. They sent us a list of requirements for us to supply.

We were not able to supply two things:

1) Provide a copy of the work order or invoice that details the work performed by the merchant. We were not able to provide the invoice, because we never got one from Jeff Paul.

2) Provide a signed letter on company letterhead from another stating what the original merchant did incorrectly or improperly. When we asked Capital One what is a certified specialist, they replied, Someone in the same field. How do we find a certified specialist that would be willing to help us?

We have until August 15 to provide this information, or this charge will be placed back onto our account. Can anyone help us?

Richard & sharonLafayette, Louisiana
U.S.A.

Company: Jeff Paul Mentoring Of America
Country: USA
State: Utah
City: Provo
Address: 406 W 5050 N
Phone: 8002665664

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