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Self Improvement Coach

Top 1% Coaching, LLC

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    • Nadège T.

      Date: 02/23/2025

      ATTENTION, HIGH RISK OF FRAUD!!! - PLEASE ****** ** **** SCAM. Read the posts from people worldwide.- I paid $15,000.00 for a package. I became aware of the fraudulent methods when the organization suddenly forced me to pay the money in swiss francs and wanted an additional payment. - When the refund deadline of three days had passed, I recieved finally the form. The form stated for the first time that the speech or interview would only be 5-7 minutes ******* introduce yourself and promote your business. For the price of $15,000.00 !!!- For the interview: No details about my business or service have been requested.- I was asked to do a business plan as a homework within 2 days. Unanswered for two weeks.- The 1 % coaching was suddenly a group coaching.- To get more money out of you: If youre registered for the Mega Success Event, youll recieve an e-mail shortly beforehand about how valuable the organization finds your service and thinks many people should benefit from it. Then comes the call that you can be a sponsor for a certain amount and the organization would then promote your service.- Photos with celebrities: Initally, a picture with famous celebrities with a shadow placeholder was used to give the impression that your picture as a speaker would be added and that the celebrities would be at the Event from Nov. 20th - 24th in *******. After my payment the picture changed and shows the comment Past Speakers. I have before and after photos.- I have informed the ************************** in *******. After that, ** Foxxs Team created the image that I should continue to participate because Ive asked to return me my $15,000.00 several times. They did not hesitate to call me on my private number even though they have my business number.Until today, I havent received my $15,000.00 back! Feel free to contact me for more details and informations on the condition under which the free live events takes place! Its also questionable

    • Luis P

      Date: 09/21/2023

      On august 31, 2023 I got into a zoom call with ************* who, sent me multiple emails before claiming that he caninvest in my business deal. In the call there were more than 150 people connected, which was a surprise, then I wasdirected to a second call with an employee of ************* who said they were going to invest in my business if I pay$1,000 dollars for the paperwork, but they hide all the truth, after that he sent me to a 3rd call with an accountantwho asked me for my credit card information and said that I will receive an email with the disclosures and that Ineeded to sign that to continue. Then I read the disclosure and didnt agree with the terms and conditions so I sentthem an email telling them that I dont agree with their terms and refuse to sign it and told them that I will not beneeding their service. I found out they charged me the $1000 dollars without me agreeing with the terms. So I sentthem a couple of emails asking for refunds, but they stop answering back. I have sent them multiple emails, try tocontact via phone and social media, but they are not answering. The people involved besides ************* (which is nothis real name) is ***************************, Director of ***************** of Mega Events, *******************, Marketing Coordinatorof Mega Events. So because I didnt receive a product or service, and did not authorize the charge of $1,000 dollars Iam asking for the BBB to intervene in this issue as its considered a SCAM

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