Robert Allen - Enlightened Millionaire Institute - EMI - Enlightened Wealth Institute - EWI - Conrad Robert Allen, Conrad Acceptance Corporation Ripoff, Harassment, Threats, Inflexibility, Gotcha Provo, Utah

Kevin Mills most likely wrote all of the rebuttals himself. It is very
much like him to do that. Notice how there is never any contact
information, no proof that the person exists, no proof of anything.
Well, I have proof that he defrauded me out of five thousand dollars and
have a number of witnesses who can attest that he has bilked them out
of tens of thousands. I tried to bring him to small claims court, but he
is always on the move.

Ok, as far as I am concerned, the class is a little expensive, but there is a lot of information and training in the course.  I have attended two EWI bootcamps, and have learned quite a bit. 

Yes, there is a lot of work involved, but who in their right mind actually thinks making real money in large amounts is going to be easy?  Is it going to be instant millions?  No, nor does it state that in any of the literature.

Do you actually have to get off your couch and hit the pavement?  Yes.  Again, it is not as easy as many might perceive it to be.  From what I understand, their drop out rate is 75%.  But that is because many people are too scared to make their first attempt for one reason or another, and they remain scared.  Then they become upset at themselves, but take it out on the program they bought.  That is not the right thing to do.

One person said they bought a few pieces of property based on the advice of another person.  That is no ones fault but their own.  YOU must do your own Due Dillegence on any sort of purchase, and even more on big ticket items.

I was sceptical at first, but the more classes I attended the more I learned and the more I have been making. 

They do not teach you anything illegal or immoral.

The instructors give you the tools, show you how to use them and set you on your way.  What is so wrong/hard about that?  Please, do tell...

Again, I do think it is a little pricey.  But they show you several ways to make your money back, ten fold, at the least.

There is no way for anyone to contact me on here, so I will try to check back in to respond to questions anyone may have.

I also completed the program with 30+ offers, waited for one year, and applied for a refund through Rex Hudson's office. The response from the so-called "review board" was the same: I was so close to making a deal that the company opted to continue coaching instead of offer a refund. I have yet to see any part of my refund to date.

Robert Allen's high-powered attorneys have crafted a refund policy that allows them an "out" from ever giving you a refund. (By the way, the people signing you up for the program will emphaisize the money-back guarantee, but will not mention the part that they have sole discretion in choosing to work with you instead. Additionally, the sales persons will refuse to disclose the full refund policy until after you have signed up for a program).

Here are the full terms of the refund policy:

"If within 12 months of completion of your first personal training session, you have not at least recouped your initial tuition; we will refund your tuition or continue to work with you, at our expense, until you have reached your program objectives. This is at our option... You must document that you have made at least 30 offers, excluding counter offers, using our methods, under the trainer's guidance during the 12 month coaching program. If you do not complete the program and have not made at least 30 offers, you will not be eligible to recieve a refund."

In contacting some acquaintances from all the "free" seminars, boot camps, and field trainings I have attended, I have not known of a single person to have successfully recieved a refund. (Our money is now being used to fund Robert Allen's dream cabin that was destroyed by an avalanche, and his Mercedes that he crashed into a tree.)

Sorry about your marriage... money is replaceable, but relationships are invaluable.

here is a picture of robert allen when he is older