Art Kassel Detective Training Institute DTI Ripoff, fraud, False promises Internet, California

Sorry that you are out all of that money ($1006.00) and no one will hire you.  But promises change from time to time, don't they?


Here is what was promised before:


"DTI graduates are in strong demand by detective agencies throughout the U.S."


Here is what is promised now:


"DTI does have an excellent reputation in the industry"


Notice the difference?  "in strong demand" versus "excellent reputation" ?


Is is what else was promised before:


"Detective agency owners prefer to hire our graduates because they are highly trained in all major skill areas of private investigation."


Here is what is promised now:


"Investigation firms prefer to hire our graduates because they come highly trained in many areas of private investigation,"


Notice the difference between "all" and "many"?  Some less expensive schools teach you how to actually get hired and have proven results.  Or they offer a complete refund.


Added recently is the following promise (to keep you busy in the books and always studying):


"Be sure to complete as many Detective Field Exercises in your course as possible."


And remember to tell employers how much you paid for the manual, which is as much as $1006.00 if you add the 49.00 shipping and fee of $957.00  


This "will increase your marketability to employers."  I am sure you can get hired by showing them how much you paid and your certificate and how well you scored on the open book test portions.


Remember to tell them that you took the initiative to pay and that you are entitled to get hired because of what you were promised

I enrolled in Art Kassel's
Detective Training Institute (DTI) and graduated in 2010 and found that the
training program was not only excellent but well designed and gave me the
skills needed to get my current job in the investigative profession. I spoke
directly with Mr. Kassel on numerous occasions and he never mentioned or
implied any guarantee of job placement upon graduation, nor does his website.
There are many factors that employers use to determine the suitability of job
candidates and just because you haven't found a job in the PI industry doesn't
mean that DTI's training was substandard or lacking. No ethical training school
can guarantee jobs upon graduation. Its sounds like you have a case of
"sour grapes," and are mad at the world, Nicky. I stand behind DTI.