NEW CREDIT FILE SCAMS are all over the place and the customer is the one who ends up paying the price.

Mentoring packages in the purest sense are not scams/misleading.

Scam?

It really is a scam...the stock market.  

Watermarking your photos is a great way to prevent them from being used for a scam.

People are getting scammed into buying garbage Detroit properties. 

It's much easier to run a scam if you're paid in cash, less tracks to cover.

But it certainly is NOT a scam in the sense that the material is 'wrong' or 'fake', but I would definitely question some of the statements they make in their marketing efforts.

There are a lot of outright scams out there, but even the above-board companies can be expensive and ineffective.As a real estate investor, you're in business.

(Remember, just about everyone is related to someone and you never know who that someone may be, or a friend, our neighbor is a Circuit Court Judge, so don't think you can operate secretly in real estate).To justify bigger money (which most can't do besides scamming someone) is to identify changes in use and function, the utility of real property, a house might only be worth $400,000 there, but an office could be worth a $1,000,000.