Wilson Luna Ltd Business Prophet Wilson Luna makes unfounded claims whilst grooming his audience to take advantage of them Melbourne Australia Internet

Please be careful of this man, doing your research on the internet about him even isn't enough.  

Before going to this event I suspected not everything was right with him, how could a person that claims to be so successful have such a terrible hack job for a website?  Upon googling I found plenty of counter claims to the acknwoledgement of him being a fraud.  They seemed to be the reviews of satisfied customers defending this man, although post attending 1 hour of his seminar, I'd put my money that they were planted there by his own marketing department.

Within 10min of opening his talk Luna Wilson and his host made extreme claims about growth of income and the maths didn't add up which is when I knew we were sitting in a room to be scammed.  Upon this awareness it became quite an interesting experience, learning about how to sell a scam is an interesting business practice in itself but I didn't sign up to waste my Saturday doing so.

This was the free 2 day bootcamp I attended (luckily I didn't shell out any money to this man).  The seminar mainly consisted of Luna Wilson telling us he wasn't there to sell himself, then repeating material which groomed to sell him for 30min, 5min of actually useful information, then him openly acknowledging and saying "I'm just to take a moment now to sell myself now".  

The whole experience is like being inside a cult, the room is lined with his staff all dressed in black, every time he makes a point they say "yes yes" and encourage the room to do the same.  His staff actively encourage everyone to keep saying "yes" to everything he said.  I left at lunch time when I realised the whole aim of the experience was to wear you down as far as possible (they went to 9pm at night) and groom you to say "yes".  Then getting you to give him money for things that have no evidence behind them.  The man is essentially making a living off giving small business owners false hope.

The major thing to watch out for is that he has converted minions, which are like his cult members who go around "spreading the good word", they are some of the most bizarre people I've ever spoken to, I think they must be paid to convert the vunerable.  By the end of it I didn't know who I could speak to and trust.

Upon entry they give you a sheet to sign outlining a list of warnings because he will apparently emotionally break you down.  I didn't stay around long enough for that and I suspect that was all for show... but I'd like to see him try ;)