Soul Sessions LLC, Ginger Quinlan, Soul Sessions Academy A mentor uncommitted to her students; trust violated and threatened unfounded litigation Nationwide

Ms. Quinlan's last response is but one example of how she permits her defensive nature to interfere with how she conducts business. Regarding her assertion that she believes I will somehow make her appear "flaky and unreliable", I do not possess such an ability and would not even if I did. I harbor no ill will toward Ms. Quinlan and respected her greatly until I received her email on 08/30/2015, which called me a thief, implied that I was incompetent and unskilled, and indicated that she was choosing to violate our agreement.

As for "flaky and unreliable" I can only speak to my own experiences with Ms. Quinlan. Approximately three years ago I had scheduled a phone reading with Ms. Quinlan after learning about her through Windbridge Institute. On several occasions I had waited for Ms. Quinlan to call me at our appointed time, only to be left by the telephone in disappointment. She later advised (after missing several of these appointments) that "people get their readings when they're supposed to get them" and only after our reading explained that she had been recovering from a surgical procedure. I ended up contacting Ms. Quinlan about training three years later only because two other psychics had confirmed things that Ms. Quinlan had told me.

Relevant to this issue, I had purchased a course for my spouse from Ms. Quinlan for our wedding anniversary just after completing her mentorship program. Although I paid for the course in advance, Ms. Quinlan advised me by email communication the morning of the course that she would be postponing it for more than a month (my spouse had already arranged the days off from work) only after I contacted her to inquire how my spouse should take part in the course (we had received no course materials from Ginger). Ms. Quinlan ultimately chose to cancel the course because my spouse had been the only one, who enrolled for the course. She neglected to inform us that she would be doing so, and she reacted very defensively by email when I asked about a refund for monies paid to her for the course.

Save your money. Save your time. There are a number of other highly-qualified teachers out there. Ms Quinlan was able to assist me in opening up my awareness and developing psychic/mediumship abilities, but I should have expected this. She had done it the first time she and I ever had contact with one another.

I am going to take the high road with this and say that anything I should write here will be twisted and made to  look like I am an idiot who is flaky and unreliable.  So be it!  I am done with this!  I will not promote you Brian Sharp ever!  Why should I?? You think I am a ripoff!  I certified because you were good at mediumship.  I promoted you originally until you  stole my work.  I am done now.  if you are going to sue me then bring it!  Thank you!

Ginger Quinlan

www.soulsessionsacademy.com

Ms. Quinlan's rebuttal to my initial complaint on www.ripoffreport.com mirrors the numerous email communications received from her in that she unfortunately chose to resort to unfounded criticisms, blame, and a complete unwillingness to embrace facts.

While it is, in fact, true that I did express to Ms. Quinlan a dissatisfaction with my full-time employment and a desire to work as a medium and psychic, Ms. Quinlan again refuses to acknowledge facts. I had received an email communication from Ms. Quinlan prior to my resignation from my full-time employment, in which she indicated that "the Universe" was giving me "a big yes" to resigning and working full-time as a medium/psychic. I have retained copies of all email communications from Ms. Quinlan, and there a number of these emails from her.

Indeed, Ms. Quinlan did promote my newly-formed business as she had previously advised she wished to do. The reason for this is that she had expressed the intention to devote her business to psychic development courses and advised that she would no longer be giving phone readings to clients. She subsequently announced on both her company's Facebook page and her website that she would no longer be giving readings but later changed her mind and is now, according to her website, "offering readings on a very limited basis starting the 1st of October 2015."

As for Ms. Quinlan's contention that she advised me that she would "have to think about" my using her videos on YouTube for training of my own students I have retained all of the email communications from her, in which she indicated that I not only had permission to utilize her videos but that they were "my gift to you."

Regarding Ms. Quinlan's repeated claims that I am inexperienced and her implication that I am incompetent, there is also a fact, which Ms. Quinlan chooses to ignore. She certified me, and the certificate (dated 06/16/2015) reads that I am, according to Soul Sessions Academy, proficient in the art of spirit communication without resorting to fraudulent means. With regard to Ms. Quinlan's derogation of my ministerial credentials, Ms. Quinlan was the very individual, who encouraged me to obtain this credential and was the one, who advised me on how and where to obtain it. Moreover, she claimed during our training together that she also possesses such a credential. In Ms. Quinlan insulting my qualifications, experience, and abilities she is simultaneously saying (albeit unwittingly) that the quality of her company's education is substandard--that she does not produce qualified students.

I subsequently spoke with a mutual friend, who indicated that Ms. Quinlan "gets like that" and previously reacted with defensiveness toward him--allegedly refusing to speak to him for an entire year after inviting him to stay with her at her residence.

I thought that in Ginger Quinlan I had a teacher and mentor, whom I could trust. How very wrong I was.

Due to the financial loss to my company when Ms. Quinlan took it upon herself to withdraw from our mutual agreement that she would promote my business as a graduate of her school (her website has a section for "graduates & referrals" and makes no mention whatsoever of me, although I am a graduate of her program), I acted on the advice of a lawyer in the San Antonio area and sent to her a demand letter on September 9, 2015. I asked in the letter that Ms. Quinlan either reference me as a graduate of her program on her school's website and her practitioner directory as she had previously agreed, or she could reimburse me for course fees paid ($600.00), in addition to monetary damages for business lost as a result of her impulsive decision-making. Ms. Quinlan chose not to respond to my written request and is now resorting to libel. I shall be pursuing litigation against her on both counts.

The quality of my training during my time in Ms. Quinlan's program was very good, but Ms. Quinlan does not make good on her agreements and prefers to resort to illegal activity when feeling defensive rather than speaking with her students directly about it.