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Stop The Pitch-Fest Seminars

Stop The Pitch-Fest Seminars

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Started by Anonymous 19 years, 1 month ago
Are you sick of all the pitch-fest seminars Even the ones that claim to be \'underground\', but you still get pitched at the end of a presentation anyway Tired of paying $2000 to attend an event only to leave more confused than you were when you arrived Are you sick of being made to feel that the only way to succeed is by buying someone\'s \'Continuing Educational\' package If so, it\'s time you speak up. By adding your name to this petition, you will be telling the world that you are tired of this practice and want to get what you paid for... a real success path for the hard-earned money you spent.

Updates

July 25, 2007

The stories coming in about these expensive seminars are exhausting to read because they reveal just how much money people lose looking for honest help. I have been spending my nights documenting these patterns to show the people behind these events that we see exactly what they are doing.

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Jessica May
19 years ago Featured

THANK YOU. I lost $3k on one of these 'underground' events and it was just a 3 day long infomercial. Never again.

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Kevin Mathis
19 years ago Featured

if they actually had a good product they wouldnt need to lure you into a room to bully you into buying more crap.

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Dave Norton
19 years ago Featured

total scam honestly. these gurus just want your cash and offer nothing but fluff. stop the cycle!

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Mike Kim
19 years ago Featured

Enough with the upsells. I paid for the ticket to learn stuff not to be cornered by a guy in a suit with a slick sales deck.

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Linda Hill
19 years ago Featured

just give us the info without the sales pitch at the end. simple.

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Sarah Okafor
19 years ago Featured

so tired of this. walked into a seminar on marketing and left being pressured to take out a loan for a mentorship program. ridiculous.