I can totally understand your frustration. As a company we strive to satisfy 100% of our customers and make sure that we fulfill on everything that was promised. Reading through your report it seems that you have slipped through the cracks. We have over 100,000 satisfied students and our goal as a company is to ensure total client satisfaction.

I just took over the client satisfaction department and I want to make certain that we do handle every student with the best service and education available. If for any reason you feel that you have not received the level of satisfaction that is up to our standards or yours please contact me immediately for resolution. I will be able to settle any issue or answer any questions you may have. Please email me at satisfaction@deanenterprisesllc.com and I will get back to you within one business day. Please feel free to contact me at my office as well, 1-800-489-7003, for any satisfaction concerns. If you do not speak to a live person please leave a detailed message and I will follow up with you within 24-48 hours of your call.

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It looks pretty good on the TV Infommercial, but i do not trust on the TV at all, so the first thing i did was checking the company here, and, Voila!!
Found all this crappy cases... Sorry for you guys.
The people should start to look at this website more and more, so this "companies" won't work at all...
Everytime i talk to someone i always send them here...
Keep the word of mouth going...
Thank God you got your money back. Credit card companies work pretty good in this cases, same happened to me, went to a restaurant for a few drinks, leave the tab opened and they charged me like 3 other tables together on my credit card. I didn't waste my time calling to the restaurant, called the credit card company and got my money back in like 5 days, was like 300.
Now I take 5 min. and I go to the ATM first before I go out, I learned my lesson.
Hope I helped somebody with my comment.
Good luck!

Dean Graziosi and Don Lapre are in bed together as someone suggested. Since Lapre was in jail and may very well be on his way again, Graziosi im sure is not far behind him.

Don't buy Graziosi's products. Look for (((REDACTED)))



sorry, allowing you to give a competitors name would instigate others to just file against their competition, to only come back later to suggest their company your comments on this policy are welcome! CLICK here to see why Rip-off Report, as a matter of policy, deleted either a phone number, link or e-mail address from this Report.



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OK so after all the anguish and pain of dealing with a company like this I managed to get some results.



Basically, as I mentionend before I contacted my Credit Card company straight away once I thought there was a scam going on.



I then followed up with letters to the company for a refund and sent copies to my credit card company. I then talked to the Customer Claims department and they filed the case where it then went off to the fraud department. I also confirmed that they'd received copies of my logs of all transactions and communications.



I have now received a full rebate through my credit card and am very relieved. My credit card company has been helpful in this dispute and I encourage anyone who is in a similar position to call your credit card company straight away.



Just so you know, there are ways in getting your money back. You just have to keep pressing for it. I urge you not to give up.

I'm the original poster and would like you to know that ThinkAlittleDifferent staff told me that I would be refunded 7-21 business days after the return of my materials. Obviously I have the fedex receipts for the matarials and dated proof of them receiving it.



I was then told on the phone at a later date that there had been a mess up and that the information hadn't been given to the accounting department. Nice and conveinient eh?



Anyway, since the original return is actually where the clock officially starts ticking, I decided the ultimatem was warranted.



This is why it is so important to try and do everything above board when exposing fraudulent companies.



Use FedEX/UPS/USPS mail with recipts for delivery guarantees etc [making sure you keep the receipts!]. This adds to the possibility of mail-fraud in a legal battle! More amunition!! You will also have records that you did your part.



I just want to point out again, it is very important that you are both consistent in reporting stuff (don't get emotional) and logical. If you are feeling emotional about things, take a break and then try and come back and write things down in the order of events. Collect your records together and put the correct dates on the notes.



I personally have a hanging folder with copies of absolutely all communications (including voice recordings) which have all been dated.



The reason I mention this is that any Lawyer needs to have substantial evidence when presenting a case to a court. By doing this, you have as much ammunition as possible and have also showed that you are not making things up to get your own back (which is quite often a plea from the defendant!).

I had the same exact problem. I signed up on 10/29 and actually tried to cancel 5 minutes after I had signed up. I wanted to cancel after I was promised one thing and then told something different after I had given my credit card number. It is now 11/30 and my card is not refunded. I filed a complaint with the BBB and filed a dispute with my credit card company. I was on the phone for over 45 minutes with this f'n jerk who tried to give me a psychology session on how I am cheating myself. He simply would not just let me go my own way and refund my card. He then told me it would take up to 30 days to reverse the charges. During the past 30 days, I have had two people call me to actually try an re-sell me the program at discounted costs. I wish they would have tried to asked me in person.... The last person told me that my refund request was processed on 11/23 and I had to wait another 7 - 20 days. This place is rediculous....How are they allowed to operate like this and rip people off? I'm not worried anymore because my credit card company is on the case and said it would definitely be resolved. Stay Away from this piece of garbage scam!

So after over a month of discussing reimbursement with the staff at Think A Little Different, I have come to the conclusion that the company does not want to reimburse my money. Since I had the foresight to call my credit card company initially, I have kept records of all attempts to contact them and also recordings of all conversations with them.



FYI, legally you have to ask the receiver of the phone call if they mind being recorded. I did this so that all my conversations are recorded legally and may be submitted to court as evidence.



I have given the company [ThinkALittleDifferent.com] an ultimatem in that they must reimburse my credit card by the end of 11/22/04 if they wish to avoid legal procedings with my credit card company.



I am writing this log so that there is documented evidence of the process by which I am trying to get my money refunded.



If this turns into a legal battle, I will post more information here of the process and the outcome.



I would like to point out that the credit card company's advice on possible frauds is:



1) Keep notes on all conversations and atempted conversations. Date your paperwork.



2) Keep copies of all letters sent and received.



3) Make sure you send a letter to the company asking for a refund. This means that you have done your due dilligence in trying to get your money back. Make sure it is dated. Keep a copy!



4) If possible record all comunications with the company (including voicemails). Date the recordings before the phone is picked up and then ask the recipient if they are willing to speak whilst the recorded conversation is taking place.

So after over a month of discussing reimbursement with the staff at Think A Little Different, I have come to the conclusion that the company does not want to reimburse my money. Since I had the foresight to call my credit card company initially, I have kept records of all attempts to contact them and also recordings of all conversations with them.



FYI, legally you have to ask the receiver of the phone call if they mind being recorded. I did this so that all my conversations are recorded legally and may be submitted to court as evidence.



I have given the company [ThinkALittleDifferent.com] an ultimatem in that they must reimburse my credit card by the end of 11/22/04 if they wish to avoid legal procedings with my credit card company.



I am writing this log so that there is documented evidence of the process by which I am trying to get my money refunded.



If this turns into a legal battle, I will post more information here of the process and the outcome.



I would like to point out that the credit card company's advice on possible frauds is:



1) Keep notes on all conversations and atempted conversations. Date your paperwork.



2) Keep copies of all letters sent and received.



3) Make sure you send a letter to the company asking for a refund. This means that you have done your due dilligence in trying to get your money back. Make sure it is dated. Keep a copy!



4) If possible record all comunications with the company (including voicemails). Date the recordings before the phone is picked up and then ask the recipient if they are willing to speak whilst the recorded conversation is taking place.

So after over a month of discussing reimbursement with the staff at Think A Little Different, I have come to the conclusion that the company does not want to reimburse my money. Since I had the foresight to call my credit card company initially, I have kept records of all attempts to contact them and also recordings of all conversations with them.



FYI, legally you have to ask the receiver of the phone call if they mind being recorded. I did this so that all my conversations are recorded legally and may be submitted to court as evidence.



I have given the company [ThinkALittleDifferent.com] an ultimatem in that they must reimburse my credit card by the end of 11/22/04 if they wish to avoid legal procedings with my credit card company.



I am writing this log so that there is documented evidence of the process by which I am trying to get my money refunded.



If this turns into a legal battle, I will post more information here of the process and the outcome.



I would like to point out that the credit card company's advice on possible frauds is:



1) Keep notes on all conversations and atempted conversations. Date your paperwork.



2) Keep copies of all letters sent and received.



3) Make sure you send a letter to the company asking for a refund. This means that you have done your due dilligence in trying to get your money back. Make sure it is dated. Keep a copy!



4) If possible record all comunications with the company (including voicemails). Date the recordings before the phone is picked up and then ask the recipient if they are willing to speak whilst the recorded conversation is taking place.

So after over a month of discussing reimbursement with the staff at Think A Little Different, I have come to the conclusion that the company does not want to reimburse my money. Since I had the foresight to call my credit card company initially, I have kept records of all attempts to contact them and also recordings of all conversations with them.



FYI, legally you have to ask the receiver of the phone call if they mind being recorded. I did this so that all my conversations are recorded legally and may be submitted to court as evidence.



I have given the company [ThinkALittleDifferent.com] an ultimatem in that they must reimburse my credit card by the end of 11/22/04 if they wish to avoid legal procedings with my credit card company.



I am writing this log so that there is documented evidence of the process by which I am trying to get my money refunded.



If this turns into a legal battle, I will post more information here of the process and the outcome.



I would like to point out that the credit card company's advice on possible frauds is:



1) Keep notes on all conversations and atempted conversations. Date your paperwork.



2) Keep copies of all letters sent and received.



3) Make sure you send a letter to the company asking for a refund. This means that you have done your due dilligence in trying to get your money back. Make sure it is dated. Keep a copy!



4) If possible record all comunications with the company (including voicemails). Date the recordings before the phone is picked up and then ask the recipient if they are willing to speak whilst the recorded conversation is taking place.

Do you think that Dean and Don Lapre are in bed together? I think Don Lapre trained Dean how to make money. Ask Don Lapre if he train Dean on how to get the "Motor Million" program started.



Something tells me these to take notes from each other.

Do you think that Dean and Don Lapre are in bed together? I think Don Lapre trained Dean how to make money. Ask Don Lapre if he train Dean on how to get the "Motor Million" program started.



Something tells me these to take notes from each other.

Do you think that Dean and Don Lapre are in bed together? I think Don Lapre trained Dean how to make money. Ask Don Lapre if he train Dean on how to get the "Motor Million" program started.



Something tells me these to take notes from each other.

Do you think that Dean and Don Lapre are in bed together? I think Don Lapre trained Dean how to make money. Ask Don Lapre if he train Dean on how to get the "Motor Million" program started.



Something tells me these to take notes from each other.