Opportunities in making money off judgments/liens/options??

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I recently heard a webinar about making money in Judgments/liens & options by a guy by the name of; Mike Warren (if anybody has heard of him?) His courses to learn all about the business were somewhere around $995, which I did not pay. I am trying to find out if there is an alternative way of learning to profit from this concept, and if there is anybody out there doing likewise?

Thank you.

Henry M. · Answer

MIKE WARREN LASKY - TOP THREE OF TOP 10 SCAMMERS:

"But Today We Have --- THE BOTTOM 10 --- SO STAY AWAY FROM THESE SCAMDICAPPERS...

So who are the Bottom 10 scamdicappers in the business?

MIKE WARREN SPORTS, BALTIMORE, MD. --- Look up "scamdicapper" in the dictionary and you'll find Mike Warren's picture. He's the badest of the bad, the most disrespected and disreputable sports handicapper of them all. He also couldn't pick a winner if his life depended on it. He recently scammed an elderly Korean War veteran in Buffalo out of big bucks by making bogus claims about his touting ability. Before that, Warren was fined by the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs for deceptive advertising practices, according to the New York Post.

Warren also bilked people when he ran the now-bankrupt "Psychic 
Hotline," a telephone service that charged callers to speak to fortune tellers. Mike Warren isn't even honest about his real name, which is actually Michael Warren Lasky.

AGAINST THE SPREAD (ATS) CONSULTANTS, BALTIMORE, MD. --- This outfit is the second-worst tout service in America, almost as bad as Mike Warren Sports. And guess who runs ATS? Robert Lasky, nephew of Mike (Warren) Lasky. The complaints about ATS have been numerous, including allegations of credit card fraud, sneaky telemarketing scams and phone pager bait-and-switch scams and the bilking of a set of Iowa twins out of nearly $200,000.

JIM HURLEY'S NETWORK, JERICHO, N.Y. --- The third worst tout service out there. And, to no one's surprise, it's also run by a Lasky, in this case Brian Lasky, brother of Mike (Warren) Lasky. "Jim Hurley" is Brian's alias and it's no wonder he uses one. 
The "Network" is a typical Lasky con operation that's more interested in (and talented at) ripping off customers than picking winners. But then again, scamdicapping is the family business if you're the Lasky family."

Henry M. · Answer

http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/mike-warren-colorado-springs-colorado-c308570.html

Pauline Wright · Answer

Hi Curt,

Thanks for your feedback.  I am just actually trying to find out the LEGITIMACY of this guy and this concept BEFORE forking out $995.

Curt Davis · Answer

Pauline,  though I am no expert on this subject I think it will be difficult for you to just get some advice from someone doing it.  Personally, you might want to consider investing some money into your RE education. Most people wont spend any money on their RE education but they go to college and learn the same thing they did in high school.  Find a good course, invest in it and learn the trade.  Only reading this site like many will tell you will not get deals done for you, it will only offer advice. Think of it this way, you spend $995 and you can easily make that back in 1 deal no problem!!!    Good luck.

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