Jason Lucchesi Solicitations, is it a Scam

[Alex Hamilton]

Anyone had any experience with Jason, he e-mails me every day about buying his "System".

[Tom Mole]

@Jason Lucchesi, I think @Alex Hamilton was attempting to get a disinterested third party opinion. I understand the feeling. Personally I'm pretty skeptical about any "guru" offering to save the day, so please bear with my cynical attitude.

So, how does your program work?

I heard in your program you don't offer a $something-97 during your presentation, but rather ask the audience to fill out an application. I'm kind of curious what happens after that? Does someone call to convince me to spend a fortune on a suite of training programs?

I think most of us wonder whether we ourselves or others we know even need "guru" programs at all. The statistics indicate that something like 95% of the people who buy a training regime never do any deals at all. They never take action or they fail and lose the initiative or something else goes wrong. They never even make up the cost of the training that they should never have paid for in the first place.

The remaining 5% who go on to have some level of success are probably the ones who would have likely succeeded anyway. In fact without wasting money on a "guru" they may well have gotten further faster. These action takers are the sort of folks that end up in testamonials saying that it was easy.

So, what is your program really like? 

Are you like the other "gurus", bleeding the wanna-be investors before someone else does it? Or, are you actually out there helping to develop newbies into successful entrepreneurs? That's what people who ask about you want to know.