Peak Potentials, Millionaire Mind Intensive, T. Harv Eker Scam?

Phil — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 17:30:48 +0000

I have been meaning to put this post up for a while now. My wife and I both attended a Millionaire Mind Intensive a couple of years ago and I’m guessing your are wondering if the whole thing is a scam or rip-off.

First, let me start by saying the weekend session was worth the time. The Millionaire Mind Intensive is well organized, focused and really helps you to understand your personal money issues. While we were disappointed that T. Harv Eker was not personally teaching, the trainers we had were dynamic and held our interest.

The course is organized in such a way they teach a concept and then before a break, they do a sales pitch for one of the other courses they offer such as Quantum Leap, Never Work Again, Life Directions Intensive, Wizard Training Camp and more.

I won’t go into the specifics of what they teach. I would never be able to do it justice. Suffice to say, it was a great seminar.

What I will warn you about is the small print if and when you sign-up for an additional course or courses. The money back period, I believe, is three days. The unfortunate part is you may or may not know exactly when the session you purchase is going to be held … so if you can’t make that date, you lose out. No recourse, no refund. Peak Potentials will try an accomodate you once but if you can’t make that, your investment is gone.

Oh, one last thing. You shouldn’t have to pay for the Millionaire Mind Intensive weekend course. The “Get Hardwired for Success” image to the right links you to a free sign-up. Seriously have a look and if you do go beware the additional add-on sales and make sure you can attend the sessions.

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Peak Potentials, Millionaire Mind Intensive, T. Harv Eker Scam?

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