Posted by kevin on April 11, 2005 at 11:01:50:
The guy seems to know what he’s talking about,but is the info worth 15000.00? I think not. Went to one of his seminars last year,and they called looking to get money (ten to fifteen thousand)to attend their classes. I think most of these things are run by a bunch of rich people looking for people to do their legwork for them.
James Smith - Posted by FBN
Posted by FBN on April 08, 2005 at 13:02:47:
Anyone have any feedback on this “guru”?
BEWARE - Posted by Arizona investor
Posted by Arizona investor on April 12, 2005 at 16:57:01:
Ignore “Amber’s” comments below. “She” slipped up and put his correct email address which indicates an employee of the coaching program he is saying is so wonderful.
Smith was originally associated with Global Resource Network, which was a pure scam. He claimed a couple years ago in their ads to have been in the business for only a couple years, yet the most famous, successful, wonderful and handsome paper investor in the universe (or something quite similar).
The problem is NO ONE in the real industry had ever heard of him at that time or since. Very likely he is just a wannabe fake guru that took John Stefanchik or Larry Pino’s material and stole it (which is where Global Resource broke off from).
Seven grand for a coaching program from someone who has no experience in the business and coaches that do not either is too much. Seven dollars would be too much. Stick with real pros like Terry Vaughan.
Re: James Smith - Posted by amber williams
Posted by amber williams on April 11, 2005 at 14:21:15:
His coaches are fantastic - made 28K first deal in less than 90 days having had no exp - yes the course did cost 7K to enroll, but more than paid for itself the first go round and now they work for me for the remaining year! One satisfied customer for what it’s worth.