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The doubt surfaced hours after Lauri Lefner charged the $30,000 contract to two credit cards . She and her daughter had just left a three-day, $2,000 seminar with A E's Flip This House real estate guru Armando Montelongo. House flipping is the rapid purchase and resale of investment properties, and when the seminar was over, Lefner and her daughter signed up for a more extensive program: a bus tour of distressed properties, followed by a year of coaching to help kick-start their own venture in house flipping.
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Once Lefner got home, though, her fervor cooled. I felt like I'd been brainwashed, she recalls. She immediately sent an e-mail asking for a refund. Two days later she sent a cancellation letter korean virtual tours online by FedEx. korean virtual tours online Still out $30,000 after six weeks and what she says was a string korean virtual tours online of broken promises, Lefner finally wrote to On Your Side. Fortunately, she had canceled within the three-day window provided by the seminar agreement. After I reached Montelongo seminar director Jordan Odiorne, Lefner received her missing refund. Odiorne's excuse: The staff just took too long to approve it.
Excessive pressure: Those who didn't sign up for the bus tour were called korean virtual tours online losers, Lefner says. Montelongo didn't deny this in an interview, telling me it's his job to be tough on them. But emotional coercion korean virtual tours online should always be suspect. My rule: If they won't give me a day to think about it, I won't give them my money .