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Seminar Marketing

Mark Patrick Seminars

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1.87

Average of 15 Customer Reviews

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  • Kathy H

    Date: 04/10/2023

    I ordered 4 bottles each of two products: Trim PM & Advanced Amylase Inhibitors. I saw the Trim PM was for sleep help, which I didn't need; and the AAI made me deathly ill. I returned 3 of them and requested a refund. The total order was $299.99. Figuring 8 bottles divided into the total for a cost of $37,50 per bottle. That times the 6 I returned is $224.99. I received a refund of $133 for the product and $49.99 for the seminar. I requested the remaining $110.50 and they said I only send them 4 bottles and not 6. THAT IS A LIE!!!! They still owe me $110.50. Please stop this illegal, dishonest company!!!!!!

  • Tim M

    Date: 11/10/2022

    Total scam. Suck you in to try and sell expensive sugar pills. Went because of the reviews I read about Mark Patrick. The meeting had some obnoxious foul mouth named Larry who probably couldnt hypnotize a parakeet. Just worked on selling the pills.

  • christina F

    Date: 10/29/2022

    My name is Christina F**** and I have attended the wait and the smoking sessions with Mark P****** and they were very successful and once I went on a sideways after a couple people died and I started smoking and then I went back and I quit again they help you to quit and I never bought anything maybe one time and they even give stuff away if you want

  • Karen B.

    Date: 09/06/2022

    Biggest scam ever.. They advertise 49.99. but when you get there they talk you into buying supplements I spent $399.99 did not know the cost until I had already charged it they advertiise that you can return unused for money back within 30 days of receipt it's now 2 months and they refused to even respond to any emails last report was we're looking into it that was about 3 weeks ago. They have the supplements and my money. Probably turn around and sell them to someone else.

  • Addison W

    Date: 07/21/2022

    Did this to help me stop smoking and it was such a joke. Did not help at all. He has a money back guarantee which he did not honor!! Scam.

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