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Todd Blank
  • Insurance Agent
  • Appleton, WI
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Bob Diamond overages live events and courses

Todd Blank
  • Insurance Agent
  • Appleton, WI
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I was wondering if anyone has ever been to a Bob Diamond overage live event or anyone has had any success with his courses?  His claim is he has the largest company working with tax sale overages and knows all of he ins and outs of claiming this money from the government.  In theory it looks good, but I am looking for someone that has actually made money with it.

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Terence Stamp
  • Des Moines, IA
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Terence Stamp
  • Des Moines, IA
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I just recently had seen an advertisement for this overages webinar, and because this stuff intrigues me immensely, I registered for the webinar. I am also an opportunity junkie, and have seen countless courses, programs, ads, etc. and have a good radar for what is he NOT saying about the information he has for sale.

These things are always oversold in terms of ease, potential earnings, and what have you. I decided to do a quick Google search just a few minutes ago to see what else I could find, and that's how I came across this thread. For example, the webinar is not live despite what they make it seems. All the other participants are very likely fake, or at a minimum, recorded from the very first instance the webinar was run. I also do not see any sort of guarantee, and that's fine, he doesn't have to have one. But I also do not have to spend $1500 knowing it will not be as easy as it is made out to be.

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