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He called me and after a few quick questions wanted my credit card number and when I couldn’t get it fast enough he hung up on me. Was very irritated. But he did eventually apologize. But it all seemed like he was more interested in my money than really helping me.
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So many women scammed including myself
Stay away from someone who is not trained and allegedly breaks Australian consumer laws
Do Not Trust This Man! He is a scammer and will promise things he won’t do
This self proclaimed relationship coach is scamming people for reviews. He's ffering to pay other tiktok influencers for collaborations for them to give him a good review. He pays $500-$1000 in fake reviews to sell his overpriced $15,000 course. Check
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