Classical Conversations BookstoreReviews 1

They try to make those who already bought from them pay to use products they already own in groups. Local customers with no understanding of their rights seem to feel obligated to run these businesses for CC. But customers become business owners that take on weird limitations, expectations, and liability. While helping CC distance themselves from those they lead. Customers could do something on their own if they want a business or have a real group of friends using books together but that's considered taboo. It's strange. Buyers seem too busy to think. They have also invested so much that they try to make it work and they ask for donations and volunteers for these for-profits to survive. This is how they do it. If you can't afford to pay thousands to be taught how to use basic products over 24-28 weeks they want you to become the trainer by just taking a few HOURS of orientation so you can own a business to teach others how to use the books and have one of their limiting and restrictive business groups. Yet, they make workers sign non-disclosure agreements before training, although I don't know how you can train other business owners in how they must do things. Owners do as told. Those in it talk according to guidelines and trainings. Those that get out act like they can't talk about anything and they won't even review it. The companies pride and control is seen in how they run peoples businesses and lives. If that wording seems off, I agree. One star