In Jan. 2003 I answered a radio ad, attended a seminar (for which he charged $10) and was lured into believing his pitch. His company would train you to go to government auctions, purchase items which he had pre-sold using his money, and you would receive half the profit (approx. $2000 for each auction you attended). He promised to send me to 12 auctions within a year and claimed he'd have me making $10,000 a month within 6 months.
I, and several others, gave him $1400 earnest money which would be refunded after I went to the first auction he sent me to. He also said he'd refund the money if I went to 6 auctions in 12 months and didn't make any money. He gave me the name of my "coach" and a number to call if I didn't hear from my coach in 10 days. No call, so I called. Got an answering machine, left a message. No return call.
This pattern was repeated again and again over the next 5 months. No one from TnT ever called me or answered when I called.in June his phone number was disconnected.
If you have any information about Mr. Taylor's whereabouts, or if you hear a radio spot or see a print ad offering one of Mr. Taylor's seminars, please contact me. I'd love to attend and let the people there know what they're REALLY getting into. Also, the Texas attorney general would be interested in Mr. Taylor's whereabouts.
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