Pamela L.

DO NOT sign up for courses and DO NOT believe you will receive work (as stated in their contract and in their false advertising).
DO NOT purchase insurance because they will not send you a liability certificate, ever… it doesn't exist. They take your money and give you less than par training. The training is not comparable to a bonafide Coach training program, it is not recognized by ICF (the largest international accreditation for Life Coaches). You pay $400 for training, you'll get $400 worth of training!
In training you will not see any other classmates, you are not able to communicate with them.
If you see a positive review don't believe it.
Their software is crap.
Clients do not show up, ever. I had 6 FAKE ‘potential clients', waited in my meeting room for 30 mins and not one showed, NOT ONE. Not one ‘client' responded back to my mail sent through their software.
They will not provide you with client contact information, they will prance around the request for information for days and weeks.
It takes weeks to get any support and any question answered.
The trainer that works for them will never answer any questions pertaining to anything Coacheroes, despite his picture on the first page of their website.

Bottom line, they are FAKE AS FAKE can be.

I'm opening a lawsuit against them in the coming days as well as opening a complaint with the BBB.

BE WARNED. BE WARNED. BE WARNED.