Fortune Builders

[Kate R.]

To start off, my husband recently attended a FB seminar and yes he paid for the three day course. He is so excited and looking forward to starting this business, BUT he can't afford the $25,000 to begin. (I would not allow it anyways). They have manipulated him into believing that this is the only way to go about beginning his business. My husband is not a gullible person, but they have royally screwed with his head. So.... Today we received a conference call and they have specifically chosen MY HUSBAND (dripping with sarcasm) to help further his education. We are to do a little homework and read a book given... Tuesday we will have another call and they will evaluate whether WE are then chosen to further our education. If so, we will then speak with a director to see what education we require. (I must add that our homework also consists of opening up credit cards in our names to see what limits we can obtain, as well as, she requested that I personally check to see how much is in my 401K). Hmmmm... Sounds fishy to me. But he is STILL so brainwashed and dying to be apart of this company. How do I stop this? I've tried giving him information from this and other websites, but they have told him that I am against him because I did not attend the seminar.. I quote "she just doesn't understand". Are there better resources that I can give him to help open his eyes and see that he can do this without them? 

[Guy Gimenez]

If you can come up with the $25,000...trust me, you WILL qualify.  This is the second oldest business model known to man.  Anyone who wants you to max out existing credit cards, open new credit cards, etc. is NOT interested in your future...they're only interested in theirs.