He started a HUGE thread about whether it was a scam or not.

You either take action or you sit on the sidelines watching the game and eventually go back to your life thinking it doesn't work and/or it's all a scam.

Your association with WorldVentures, probably the biggest scam outfit in the travel industry, does not bode well for your future in real estate.

I feel like the seller, when they hear a call center type of vibe on the other line, will realize that you're a real business and not playing games and they'll know it won't be a scam so it puts the seller more at ease.

The scams I've heard about are horrifying.

One lady said she knew my scam; I threw termites at the houses then went back home and mailed a letter asking if the house was for sale because I buy it as-is.

The problem is that it is only the suckers who fall for the scam.

This reminds me of that episode of the Jeffersons when George gets scammed out of $15,000 and goes through an elaborate plan to get his money back only to end up having it cost him a little over $15K to get his 15K back.

I went to his website and to me, it screams 'scam' - it makes me very suspicious.What is this kind of page called?

Thanks everyone, I was recently scammed by a guy who reached out to me on this site and took me for $235 if my money so now I’m having to start from scratch.