The Wealth College, Mark Sumpter Misleading promo for personal training that does not exist Kansas City Missouri

The Wealth College is really only one charismatic person. There is very little, and weak, infrastructure behind Mark Sumpter. I upgraded to Platinum membership on the promise of Personal Training at $1,000/month late November 2007. A website, etc was promised with all the high powered goodies to boost my business. After 3 months of e-mails asking when, where, and who? and getting no response, finally my "Personal Trainer" (David Corbaley) informed me he does not do personal training, since he is not paid to do it! (Still no website). Personal training means PERSONAL. $1,000 is a LOT of money every month, for what he wanted to offer - group coaching conference calls, where individual needs could never be met! Until that time, I had busted my backside for a year and got nowhere. Overall, their training covers generalities, but very poor and vague on specifics. e.g. "how to ethically influence a BPO" is pathetic. It appears clear that they make their money purely on "training" and do not DO the business they teach. VERY disappointed. Whose "wealth" is the college about?
Filed a complaint with their local BBB 30 days ago and no response.

Bruce
Oakwood, Georgia
U.S.A.