Awesomely, LLC.Reviews of awesomely.com

Joined Awesomely solely to engage in updated digital tax lien purchases. Got the $97 entry, $47 digital guidebook, and the $297 marketplace pro software to get the contact information for the 3100 counties across the U.S. I never had a chance to sign in or log in because of a severe illness that befell me that same evening. I told their assistant director of training, Jeff G, of my illness and desire to cancel. Never read or agreed to any future training from Jeff or via software updates of county contact information. Asking minimally for a rebate of $512.50 for September and October software fees.

No one is getting back to me for over a week. I purchased the training for the liquidity pools and have left a number of voice messages and chats and FB messages and email and not a call or response back? I either need a call from someone or a full refund - you know how to get a hold of me!!!!!! just check your voice messages....

The cosmetic laid back country feel is disarming at best -- but don't be fooled. I'll back down the Modus Operandi of wolves in '90's attire, retrofitted with boys next door flair in this inside look. I signed up for one program but was pitched more than the devil's forks for addons -- bombarding you into a hazy labyrinth of upsales. 97.00 bucks gets you the map with no compass. You get hours of informative videos -- which are informative. But the medicine in the honey is the 30 day money back guarantee. You're learning a complete new system in most cases. 30 days barely gets you through the videos where you'll get another salvo of upsales that make each system easier. 97 bucks gets you the bare-naked stripper with no pole or tassels and definitely no knee high F-me boots. Because the F you is on you. Temu, the masters of Chinese gadgetry gives you 60 days. Here's a brief tally of one programs' upsales -- 6000 dollars for a handholding mentorship. 900 for an A.I autodialer for two months. 145 dollars for the software needed to find the houses. I'm on disability with a fixed income, a mouse can't buy cheese on that and there are no exceptions -- they serve the master mammon. So if they hide behind God, it's through clenched teeth of dripping disdain. You can't serve both, it's one or the other, and they aren't selling God. After you get smacked around in one video about what the wealthy elite acts like, you're given one of the most ridiculous hyperbole's in pure asinine expectorate I've heard in the land of scams. The motto preached is from Will Smith driving in his luxury SUV saying Fail Fast, Fail Often and Fail Forward and then told us to embrace failure. Poor Dohlmer heard this from some stuffed shirt, pinky protruding trust fund baby and didn't consider the source of this "elite wisdom." Will Smith has been uber successful since 18 with DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Stale Prince, a hit sitcom, countless blockbusters, except Wild West. The only thing he's failed at is being a decent dad, husband, and slap happy Oscar nominee for putting the smack down on Chris Rock for a jab at Will's wife who sees him as a straw induced pacifer with money as their houseguest was cuckolding his wife and Will had to accept it or get the gangster beat placed on him. So yeah, not the guy you want to fail after. His poor son can't decide to be a wienee like his dad or gender affirm after his mother who's popping more shroomes than Leary at a hippy fest trying to cope with such an opulent life. BUt one last tangential, you're known by the company you keep and they recently teamed up with crypto scammer extraordinaire -- Paul Bryce. Go to CryptoRevolution on here to see how much this guy is failing forward into your pocketbooks. So this rustic laid by company is your regular vultures just with "Jesus Loves you Smiles. Where's the humanity? In their lip service because they make no exceptions to the dollar faucet being turned off. I ate 97.00 and 145.00 but asked for the second 97 because in my condition, the KoolAid looked refreshing but I'd never be able to do it -- but it's after they undressed and after the limp naked 30 day money back. They give you a summer of a time share only to show up two weeks into it expecting you to learn the system that Einstein couldn't learn in 30 days or leave the ranch. But boy the Kool-Aid sounds and looks good until you start drinking... then it's arsenic and acetone baby!

I thought this will be better but I tried to have a conversation with someone but after sending achat and several emails I still waiting for a response.

I was all about learning this program until I immediately got bombarded with emails from Patrick. I kept emailing him back asking for clarification on how his program was related with Tax Lien and that was like pulling teeth to get someone to answer me. Which made me feel like a red flag. Then I heard from United Tax Lien a Deborah again such a pushy person asking me details of my money and telling me I highly suggest I deposit my money in my bank BEFORE the scheduled call with them. I called her out on my feelings and they did NOT call me like THEY approved and scheduled. If you have 3 companies all working together I would highly suggest after someone purchases your Tax Lien program, to then send them a email stating you will be hearing from 2 others and then people would not feel like its a bait & switch. Communications in ANYTHING is key! The whole thing seemed shady because of how no communication that you all are in bed together with other companies. After being stood up with United Tax Lien and Deborah's tactics about my money I then requested my refund. Do I still believe in what your doing... Absolutely yes! But after all that I started researching what other companies do what you do and there are others! So maybe learn from this mistake! And please tell Patrick to stop emailing because it's daily and I am over that! Thanks for the response to make it look good. But your missing the whole point... offering other options or programs there is nothing wrong with that! But not letting people know WHO they are getting bombarded with emails from would be smart business, so people do not feel you sold their contact name out to OTHER companies. Not surprising you missed my point because I tried telling you all this while I was still wanting to do your program.

In the presentation, you said that there is nothing else and later on, you offered more tools to do the work better. It is a kind of treat.

The real world of practical application hasn't come together there are a lot of tools and a lot of of conversation I just seemed that the practical application hasn't come together the second thing is that the the coaching call that I received simply seem to be efficient air conditioner how much money I have to invest so that was kind of disheartening but so far I am still gathering information still learning

Card was attempted to be auto billed at $299 when I didn't hit them