Impact Clients Aka Richard Yu Expensive course that makes impossible promises, but doesn't deliver at all Internet

I invested $13,000 in Richard Yu's course, lured in by the bold promises of making $10,000 in the first 30 days and getting personalized coaching. But honestly, my experience was nothing like the glossy testimonials and marketing hype.

First off, the content was a huge letdown. For the price, I expected top-notch, exclusive material. Instead, it was all pretty basic stuff you can find for free online. The modules were generic and didn’t offer anything groundbreaking or worth the cost.

The support and accountability were also nowhere near what was advertised. The course promised quick responses and dedicated coaching, but I often had to wait several days to hear back from the support team. When I did get a response, it was usually vague and didn’t really address my concerns. The “personalized coaching” was just pre-recorded seminars with little to no actual interaction from the coaches. With nearly 900 students and only a couple of coaches, it’s no wonder the support was so lacking.

The community aspect, which was supposed to be a big part of the experience, was almost non-existent. The private Facebook group was meant to be a place for active discussion and peer support, but it was largely inactive. Whenever I posted looking for advice or feedback, it would often go unanswered for days. It felt more like a ghost town than a supportive community of high achievers.

Despite following the course guidelines diligently—spending 20-30 hours per week on tasks like daily social media posts, engaging with potential clients, and attending weekly coaching calls—my earnings were nowhere near the promised $10,000. After two months of hard work, I only managed to make around $1,000. The effort-to-reward ratio was incredibly discouraging and far below what I had been led to expect.

When I realized the course was not delivering as promised, I attempted to get a refund. Despite their advertised money-back guarantee, it was nearly impossible. The customer service team was unresponsive and kept pointing to fine print in the contract, making it clear they had no intention of refunding my money. It felt like a deliberate scam to avoid honoring their promises.

In summary, Richard Yu's course did not live up to its promises. For the expensive price tag, the course doesn’t deliver. Richard claims to be a strong Christian, but my experience is that he is a charlatan using his religion to sell his course. Furthermore, he doesn’t seem to care about his customers, only their money. In short, I strongly recommend that nobody buys his course. I hope this review can save someone from losing their hard-earned money on this overpriced and underwhelming program.