INDELIBLE ADVENTURES FRAUDULENT CLAIMS

Terence Wallis AKA Indelible Adventures of Toronto, ON, Canada, is the sole proprietor who focuses upon various aspects of the travel industry.  His claims tend to be unsubstantiated, blown out of proportion with a fair deal of braggadocio (no one knows whether it is out of malicious intent or if he is simply deluded), and his approach is dishonest.

First of all, he claims on his public pages (Instagram, Facebook) to be a "celebrity photographer" and trumps himself up as a highly accomplished photographer.  Yet his online portfolio only contains 3 models, one of whom is his son.  Anyone who has been burned by his false marketing and gives him a low review will only notice that he petitions hard to remove these reviews, which displays a real lack of integrity.

Secondly, he runs a blog.  He claims on many diverse sites to have a readership of anywhere from 15,000 to 300,000 and up.  The numbers are seemingly random, to suit his purposes.  Perhaps his readership is only 30 people, but he always blows up his counts, and nobody can get the truth out of him.  His readership numbers are not in any way consistent with his feedback numbers on social networking sites.  It is suspected that he is blatantly lying.

Thirdly, he has a book entitled, "Indelible Adventures." When you search this book, you will see mostly 1-star ratings, with a single 5-star rating from someone who was on his editorial team.  He trumps himself up in his professional online persona as being a "bestselling author."  There is no proof whatsoever to substantiate this, and, if anything, the evidence from the publishing site and other sites would say that the book was an "Indelible Flop."

However, he continues to pitch himself to FORTUNE100 company executives as being a "bestselling author" to garner consultantcy gigs or professional engagements.  This is fraudulent and needs to be made known.

Fourthly, he pitches himself as a motivational speaker, soliciting speaking engagements from the professional population.  From his resume, it would appear that aside from speaking in-house to his co-workers in the context of his company briefs, he has no motivational speaking experience whatsoever.  There are no companies (besides who he worked for) who can attest to his speaking capabilities, he has no motivational speaking references or pedigree, and there is nothing on the internet that would suggest such experience.  He has a self-published collection of a handful of audio recordings on his site, and that is about the extent of his "motivational speaking" experience.  This is deceptive marketing.  He trumps himself up so well as being something that he patently is not.

Fifthly, he claims to be a personal/professional coach, yet he has no credentials in this field.

The list of his exaggerations of his own accomplishments is virtually endless, and it is suspected that he may be a pathological liar.

Please be wary of this fraud.  He will try to pull the wool over your eyes with lies, half-truths, and exaggerations.  Please look into this yourself, and you will see the veracity of these claims.