Scott McGillivray Seminar Calls: How to Protect Yourself

A scam was attended in Brandon, where overpriced cameras were sold, raising suspicions about this number.

The controversy surrounding this seminar stems from unfulfilled promises of gifts and allegations of pressuring attendees into increasing their credit card limits for pricey items.

There's a strong suspicion that this post might be affiliated with the scam in question, as personal experience with a seminar led to doubts about its legitimacy, especially after conducting a background check during the event.

After attending the introductory seminar, where I received a free camera and signed up for a 3-day seminar, I was given a $200 travel voucher, which was later cashed. The seminar was intense and informative, and I believe I got my money's worth. For those who have continued with the program and attended the Edge Summit in Vegas, I'd love to hear your experiences.

It's astonishing that people are expecting Simeon to provide valuable information and millionaires to share their time for free. I attended the free seminar, purchased the $2000 seminar, and am currently participating in it; the course is designed for beginners, and I've never learned so much in just three days. The program is run by Scott, but like any savvy entrepreneur, he hires professionals to generate revenue. It's worth noting that what works in Canada may not work in the USA, and Canadians understand that worthwhile training is worth investing in. Having graduated with a BBA after four years of university-level business, I can confidently say that I've learned more about business in the past three days than I did in an entire year of business school. This is not a scam, but rather a solid investment in one's future.

For your informations, the presentations are made by an american companie and some of the animators are american citizens

Attending a presentation, it became apparent that the event was designed to persuade attendees with promises of easy wealth, using a combination of humor and crowd psychology

Regarding the posts about the seminar, it's not specifically about the telemarketing that I'm concerned with.

Have you generated any revenue yet?

Correcting my previous statement, the incident actually occurred on Oct. 4th