ProU Carbon Copy Pro Mentor Based Online Internet Business Ventures, That don't follow through with their policies New York Internet

This report is to make consumers aware of the company ProU also known as Carbon Copy Pro is basically a very expensive and not a lucrative business practice to get into.   It is an online marketing company making consumers believe that it is easy to make money as long as you follow their business model outline that you purchase from them.

That said, you put a substantial amount of money (in my case it was close to $20,000.00) into their company and in return you are supposed to receive mentor based training on how to make money online without receiving any physical products, all of their teaching models are online, so if and when you decide you are not going to make money with their product and cancel your membership you will receive nothing.  You have a seven day window in which to cancel your membership and have all your money returned, but after the seven days you receive nothing. 

My personal experience with ProU was to find that they did not mentor in any way, I talked to one person who was supposed to be my mentor and was told that he would get back to me.   After weeks of me trying to figure the system out that they promoted, and still paying this company more money each month and after my repeated attempts to contact my mentor with no response, I stumbled upon a section that told me that my mentor had changed and that in fact it was the person who created ProU, Jay Kubbasek   I sent emails to him, with no response and then through their help email list.   The only response was from someone other than my mentor telling me to sign on to another link and pay more money to get extra help. 

I sent a personal letter to Jay Kubbasek telling him that I thought he was not following through with his mentor based online promises and I questioned his business practice.  I also at that point cancelled my membership.  This company also suggests that you find the money to purchase as many levels in this company as you can, so you will have greater payback when you in turn sell the product; they suggest dipping into life savings and cashing in life insurance policies, which I did. Now I'm in debt and not able to get my money back.  

All I can say is, don't believe promises of wealth from this company, because the only ones who make money with them are those with money.  I've been seeking legal advice for the past year.