Legacy Education Alliance
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Excellent training shared on the correct process of becoming
Total sales misrepresentation - possible fraud
Legacy Elite Education is a waste of money
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
Property 3 day course
You will pay these people to pitch sales to you
- What they promised before buying
- Being taking for a ride for 3 months and still no course
Preferred solution: Full refund
Piece of Crap Company
Preferred solution: Full refund
Sharks scamming for fish
This company is the biggest scam. Luckily I didn’t lose too much money with the company.
After attending their free seminar, I paid $700 for a three day real estate investing course, which was just another sales pitch for purchasing $10,000-$40,000 worth in Legacy Education courses. The time spent over those three days was probably divided between 30% learning very basic information you can learn on your own, and 70% was a sales pitch to buy more of their courses. They used lots of scare tactics, and presented the information in such a way that you believe the only way to make money is by taking their courses. But this is very wrong.
The presenters are very skilled at selling, and present themselves as very likeable, saying “we don’t need to be doing this, we make enough money, we’re doing this out of the goodness of our hearts to give back to people who need it”, and yet they’re charging $10-$40k, to people who don’t have the money, for very little information. I get that they’re sales men and they’re going to try and get you to buy their product, but given that I already spent $700 I was expecting more information and less “pitching” during the three days. I was very wrong.
I honestly feel like I paid $700 to hear their sales pitch. Be very weary of these guys.
Just a review of my experience. and No, i did not buy the further courses.
However, please if you don't intend leaving the weekend 25k short (yes, this is how much their further training costs!!) remember that - if you're new to this, start first. start somewhere, have a look.
find networking events (there are!! meetup.com, PIN etc) research and see if it's really something you'd want to do. DOn't jump in before exploring the options - althoug you'll be tempted to. - Shop around first, try other seminars with other providers, find webinars...
educate yourself - oh, i have been told there's a further upsell to the 25k trainings! - to clarify, i'm not against the fact these guys have advanced training programs that go from 10 to 35k. I don't doubt they will be valuable and get you were you want to be if YOU are willing to put the work in. I dislike the way the promote their courses as its so scammy and plays a lot on people's fears and feelings.
That's simply not fair commercial practice imo. If they were confident in their courses, they'd speak for themselves and they'd be more professional about it, as it's high ticket service they offer. - the money you'll be spending on further training could have got you a deposit for your first investment.think about it. - results are not guaranteed Alarm bells in general, as to why i think you should consider the above steps first: - If you have anything holding you back, the trainers would label you as 'negative' - The speaker talks quite fast.
I know they don't have time to cover all of the subjects in detail and it's quite a jammed packed weekend, however, if they focused less on the 'selling' and 'pushing' side of things, they could have taken the technical things a bit slower, to be fair to everyone. Not everyone can keep up with the numbers or financial explanations. - They kept pushing on emotional buttons - One of the previous students, who were then as testimonials of the success of the program, brought in their kid. why the *** would you do that??they stayed in a freezing cold room for over 5 hours!
who would put their kid through that? why? what was the need? to make it look more 'credible'and 'honest'?
- They kept presenting successful case studies and successful 'students'... it's their word. take it for what it's worth. although i have to say it looked absolutely real so it may work for most of them.
- on the first day they asked everyone to call their credit card company at lunch and get their limits raised.(as a test they said, a little exercise...uhm...) - the room was cold, uncomfortable - there was quite a lot of emotional pressure - there was pressure in terms of limited time offer, and limited spaces... - we had very little breaks (which makes the weekend good value for money one could think, and i sort of do too) and a very long day: 9am till 8.30pm!! this surely puts every participant in stress, makes them tired, hungry, not able to think straight.
No wonder why by the end of the day most of them gave in...! anyway, i just wanted to let people know how i felt so they can ensure they make the best informed decision if attending the 3 day weekend and can prepare a bit before, perhaps get informed on the offering outside of tigrent (aka Legacy elite training) thanks for reading, good luck with your plans!
- Technical information
- Water on the table
- Waste of class time
- High pressure sales
- No transparency into contract and services
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High price for a tablet!
I paid for the 3 day event and was expecting to learn more about real estate investing. I have some experience with a few properties that generate a very good cash flow and I am always open to learning more.
I have read most of the Rich Dad books and was looking forward to this event. The host of The event was Trevor, he definitely has a stage presence and aggressive approach to selling the product offered by elite. I am actually surprised that Robert Kiyosaki allowed his name to be used for selling this expensive product. If I had paid for a comedy show I would have been impressed.
I kept thinking I might learn something new about investing. I have excellent credit and don't need to use convenience checks to float money only to pay it back for building credit. If I was new to this game or needed to build credit I might have a different point of view. I explained that I had experience at the Free info session on was sold that I would learn more.
Paying 495.00 to have a someone yell and suggest that" I do and didn't think" was crossing a line but I was still open minded but loosing interest fast.
The deal breaker was when he threw a paper cup full of liquid at the easel ranting about like a angry man I checked out. I can't expect a refund because I signed a agreement but I am very dissatisfied with the total waste of time and money.
Employee, former
This is a scam designed to sell you expensive courses not im
Feeling scammed
I went to the 2hr free introduction branded with Robert Kiyosakis Rich Dad Poor Dad, my partner and I live in the uk and on my one wage as he is ill after an accident at work! We want a way out of the rat race but ofcourse they saw us coming.
I paid £500 for the 3 day course in Southampton which is over 28 days from the sign up. They spend at least 70% of those days trying to sell you more courses for £12-£42,000!!! They try to convince you that you will not succeed without this education. What they do teach is already available online for free!
I was so sick to my stomach by lunchtime today (day 2 of the course) that I walked out. I told them out loud that this is a scam and I hope no one signed up! I have warned as many people as I can! Feeling very p'd off and sick that I lost/wasted nearly a months rent payment!!!
We have no money and these people are taking advantage of people like us! Please do not fall for this!!!!
Hard sales by a cult
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