I saw the Jeff Paul Shortcut to Internet Millions on TV and was intreged buy their commercial. I called and ordered their CD kit for all thier shortcuts. The next day they called me back and the salesperson convienced me that the "small" investment of about $5000 on my credidt card, would be all I needed to start my own home based internet business. He assured me that I would be able to complete their program with just a few hours each evening, so that it would not interfear with my family time, and I would be able to pay off my credit card debt in no time. It did not matter that I didn't have much computer experience "anyone can do this".
So I set down each evening to learn my new job. Each week I was suppose to have someone from thier coaching team call me and confirm my progress. Out of the six weeks of phone support I only spoke four times. Once they said they couldn't reach me and another time he gently scolded me for not being further in the program than he thought that I should be. After my six weeks were up I had a few more weeks of computer tech support. I would go to their web-site and hook up a chat line. The problem was that thier operators would sign off by the time I would sit down to go to work. They even called later and tryed to sell me the "Tax Club" and "myessentialplan" just in case I got into trubble. As if they knew that I wouldn't succeed.
All in all what little I did learn I learned on my own. There were no shortcuts to any thing and I spent $5800 for nothing. Thier program is a rip-off. How do I get my money back?
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