But, that was his last post here, leading me to believe that either he was a shill from the beginning or he wasn't a shill, but never actually did any REI deals after he spent the $10,000.Either way, it doesn't say much about the training...Btw, I know someone who used to teach the training, and I know exactly what RDPD REI training is about...long story short, it's not going to be worth the money...

A shill that's what.

Sometimes a famous person will try to go in and shape the narratives, sometimes hiring shills with zero contributing history, and they just get shut down.

(The "Top 10 Lists" look like shills for gold firms.)

Other than the unverifiable shills that tout 1 amazing deal in their first 30 days of business....nothing.As big as BP is don't you think that there would be a plethora of folks here saying that his program was worth every single $40k+ they paid for it...you not gonna find it sir.

Emma, you appear to be a shill for one particular company, based on you posting promotions about the same company over and over again on several other posts.

Also the sites will often shill bid against you up to the reserve price.

The guy who wrote Rich Dad Poor Dad (Robert Kiyosaki) is a shill and a huckster and nothing about how he said he got money was true.

Joel Block's Dealmaking Symposium is the best education around in my opinion and he isn't running a shill program to try to raise money for his projects. 

That sounds like the kind of cheap baloney a rental property shill is willing to feed anyone who will listen to him.The truth may be more complicated.