Real Estate Agent · Central New Jersey · Member since 2017 · 135 posts · 37 votes
Hey everyone, I recently came across a spreadsheet called the Cashflow Cruncher. It seems to be a part of a larger company called VIP Financial Education. They speak about using "Debt Weapons" to cut down on the amount of time it takes to pay off your mortgage. I'm trying to figure out if their techniques are legit or not which is why I'm making this post.
I was looking into this company as well. Have you been able to find out any more info since your original post? I read some positive reviews on the BBB website. I signed up for the free initial consultation, but its not until November.
Dan Turkel I would take a look at this:
https://youtu.be/Gg0TNBfkY_Y
Anytime I hear something like "affiliates bringing in affiliates" as a way to earn money, well, that tells me all that I need to know.
Your mileage may vary, the techniques might be awesome, but if I'm getting a "free coaching session" after attending an event and an affiliate might pitch me on being an affiliate...ummmmm...go for it if that works for you!
But, hey, let me know how it goes. On the surface it just look like another random guru program with a couple of new groovy trademarks like "Cash Flow Cruncher" and "Debt Weapons"!
I was looking into this company as well. Have you been able to find out any more info since your original post? I read some positive reviews on the BBB website. I signed up for the free initial consultation, but its not until November.
How did your consultation end? I'm curious about this as well.