This site makes me sick to my stomach! We (My father and I) attended this seminar and where promised for attending the seminar we would receive a 250$ redemption card to buy coffee at Starbucks with, some DVDs about making money in real estate, a decent dinner and a chance at winning a laptop.
As far as the seminar goes: it was a waste of time and just a poor spokesman trying to sell us a $1000+ a membership for a real estate event.
About the dinner: It was a very small and cheap sandwich in a cardboard box with some off brand chips and a cup to get water from a drinking fountain nearby.
When it comes to the DVDs: Only a few people got them and they said they where out of stock for the rest of the people who attended.
About the computer: At the end a drawing was done for the laptop, the person that got it opened it for everyone to see and the laptop was a cheap off brand notebook laptop not even worth 40$.
And last but absolutely worst of all was the 250$ Coffee redemption cards: Which we where given a code and where told to go online, to the website to redeem it.
In which I did a day or so afterwards, according to the rules on the official Starbucks website I would receive a redemption card within 30 days that has a limit of 20$ per month with a limit of 250$ total.
2 months went by and I still had not received the redemption card. So
I called Starbucks to notify them that I did not receive my redemption card they began telling me how they do not give out redemption cards anymore and that I would have to buy the product (coffee) with MY MONEY and send them the receipt to get reimbursed. I am really not sure if Starbucks cut ties with Woobox (The owners of MyCoffeeRedemption) because (Scott and Amy) Yancey's enterprise stopped paying Starbucks what they where suppose to or what the deal was but I was not given what I (and I am sure many other people) were promised.
So to Recap: To everyone who gets anything from Woobox or Scott and Amy Yancey (from their TV show) in their mailbox or anywhere else I would highly recommend to not attend any of their seminars or buy any products from them.
I hope no one else was scammed by this and I wish you all the best of luck!
Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope you have a great 2019!