Some of the information they provide is informative but I would not pay them anything.
I took their liitle survay they ask you to complete before offering you assistance and any sensible person can see that any company or entity that wants you to BLINDLY just trust their word and pay them $5000 because you supposedly have to be so fedup with your current plans. Without asking questions and seeking additional guidance and opinions. Taking a leap of faith like that it s financial idiocy. This entity does not have your best interests in mind, if they did, they would provid financial education and not expect you to just take their word for everything.
"Already successful" persons, as they claim their client base mostly consists of, have surpassed the need to have their hands held and would certainly not just believe what they say and jump to their offers without conducting their own research to establish legitimacy to their claims.
Read their offers and claims with the utmost caution. Measure twice, cut once. Don't cut then wonder why you never measured.
Hello, Ric!
The application you saw is a part of a highly-selective process that determines which of numerous applicants goes to the next round, where they will have a meeting with Mr. Henderson personally.
If selected, the applicant would have a clear idea of where those $5000 would go to after the conversation with Mr. Henderson.
Only at that stage would they decide if they’re willing to invest in their future or not, there’s no compulsion or promises from our part.
As you can see, there’s no blind investment involved in the process – as a successful applicant, you would be given all the necessary information you could possibly need.
We hope this cleared the air a bit. In case you’re still curious, there are plenty of materials on our website to help you along.