Anyone tried this course?

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www.ronsdollardeal.com

I would like to get feedback from anyone that has done this deal and the quality of the materials.  Seems really good for $1.  I was told that the course is downloaded and the materials are not sent to you.
Thanks

Michael Gayer Jr · Answer

Ron LeGrand is a brilliant investor!  I've learned so much from him.  You get his Wholesaling Course and access to his "Gold Club" resources.  You cannot go wrong with all this for $1!  However, the choice to continue after the trial is YOURS TO MAKE.

I personally stayed on for a number of months to learn and use all the resources I needed.  Then I canceled when I was ready to take action.  Don't listen to anyone who hasn't tried it themselves.  Ron LeGrand has accelerated my learning curve tremendously!  Just my experience.

Wendy Patton · Answer

Hey what is a dollar if you get any value you whatsoever out of it?  Now with that said, watch out for the continuity if you don't like what you signed up for.  Meaning, if you sign up and don't jump right in and dig down deep to learn as much as possible then you are wasting your time.  If you are serious, it might be a steal of a deal to check it out.  Just remember to cancel if it is not what you want or expected.

James Vermillion · Answer

I will take your word for it Mike, it does seem to have several good reviews...I am just so cautious about these things because of the many horror stories (not to mention arrests) out there.

Mike G. · Answer

James, having spent the dollar for Ron's information, I would disagree with you on this one.  I think it is worth it if you are just starting to learn.  It's nice to have information presented to you in one continuous "course", rather than having to search for scraps of info here and there.  He also gives you written and audio files for the course, so you can listen while you are doing other things, which is nice.  For a dollar, I think it's a good buy.  And I haven't had any followup calls.  I do get followup emails of his newsletter, but they are still somewhat interesting, so I haven't even cancelled those yet.

James Vermillion · Answer

I would say you are one of the few people I have come across that is happy with the thousands spent on courses and products...most I have talked to regret it and wish they would have spent that money on actually purchasing properties or getting started in the business.  I am glad it worked out for you though.

As for the dollardeal course, I doubt it teaches anything that cannot be found for free here or at a local library, so I would save my dollar and the hassle of follow up calls/emails.

Don Wallace · Answer

I grabbed this one too.  I couldnt resist and it turned out to be money well spent.

Honestly, Im game for just about any product so long as I learn at least one good tip.

Ive spent thousands an thousands of dollars over the years on info products and while my wife thinks Ive gone off the deep end, I would happily do it all over again.

Mahesh Rana · Answer

NO..how is it.

Char Prado · Answer

@ Mike,

I did the Ron's $1.  It is worth it for the trial because you get access to course material (audio). Ron is into "continuity" (meaning recurring monthly fee's in his pocket) so you are flooded with offers, emails and news letters. But when you try to cancel you will be hit with 2-3 video request from him where he knocks off about $20 from the monthly fee if you stay, but was very ez to cancel.
Try it.... :D

Mike G. · Answer

I think the dollar deal is actually quite good, especially if you are new are to the wholesaling concept.  You get access to a lot of information, and you can cancel before you get charged the ongoing costs if you want.  Really, even if you think it totally sucks, you are only out a dollar.  I paid my buck and then cancelled shortly after because ongoing updates were too slow in coming for me, but I feel it was a dollar very well spent.

Aaron V.b · Answer

Hi Mike, that dollar deal is a teaser course. Money would be better spent by reading this forum and contacting your local REIA. REIA meetings have libraries with courses and also people who are active investors.

Anyone tried this course?

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