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Teresa Keel Alabama | 4:10pm on Thursday, March 4th, 2010  |
My 93 year old mother supposedly ordered this "FREE" book on a trial basis. since then she has been charged $69.95 a month on her credit card. When I called the first time to ask what it was (she didn't know) I was told she had ordered a book from them. I figured ok , don't fight it. But this month another $69.95 was debited to her credit card. I called and stayed on hold for 30 min. The man that answered said it was too late to send the books back. I haven't seen any books or cds. I explained about her age , he didn't care. I was willing to send the books back if I could find them. "No" was the answer I got. The impression I got from the conversation was: We've got you now. We have a tape of her agreeing to pay this amount. (Mama can't hear and doesn't fully understand ). We don't really care about people, just money. This is a classic example of a rip-off. |
cathy dallas, tx | 3:58pm on Thursday, March 4th, 2010  |
Not only is the info in the book deceiving but their entire operation is. I ordered the book thru a radio program with the promise that I only had to pay for shipping which sounded fine at the time. What happened is they signed me up automatically for a 30-day trial to their on-line help even though I said I wasn’t interested in it. Since I agreed to write down the 800 customer service # in case I had any questions they took that as my agreement to the on-line services. I never went to their web-site and I tried to call the customer service # on many occasions to make sure they weren’t going to charge me for anything. However, every time I called they put me on hold listening to music and no one ever picked up the phone! So they ended up charging my credit card for the monthly service charge of $67 and I was only able to get it cancelled by disputing the charge thru my credit card company.
anyway, if they are making millions, it’s from tricking people and fraudulently charging them for a service they do not want. |
Maddie California | 11:23pm on Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010  |
I heard her on a radio interview hawking her "free get rich" materials. I was down and out; I have started to dip into my 401K for groceries so hearing this on my way to church, I thought (or prayed) that this was a very good omen. So I called to order her book and CD, gave out my Amex card for the shipping and handling. Next thing I knew, I was getting monthly deductions from my credit card. I tried to call Loral and company but I could not get through. I then had Amex stop payments after months (at least a year) of this and recently, I have been receiving calls from a collection agency on their behalf to collect over $300 of back payment. I said I had no use for the program but was told I was on tape agreeing to all they said so I have to pay up no matter what. I was also told that this amount would continue to go up and accrue unless I settle now. Aaaaaaaccchhhh! What have I done?? |
mark Florida | 10:09pm on Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010  |
This won't even make it to the board.
Scam...this woman is the Meaning of the word!! |
Aaron Utah | 4:32pm on Monday, October 26th, 2009  |
this is a scam i missed the 30 day trail by 3 days and i found a $74 dollar charge on my account and i called and they will not cancel the transaction or stop the charges until paid in full SCAM SCAM SCAM STAY AWAY this is BAD STUFF |
cb texas | 2:41pm on Wednesday, September 16th, 2009  |
this is one slick outfit - they have high pressure sales teams that essentially don't listen and don't care what your concerns are, they're incredibly expensive (talking to me about $13,000 + investment) and will promise you that you'll make it back in 60-90 days - but once you're involved, all it is is lot's more hype and telephone tag and listen to recorded seminars that are useless - i was promised i'd be personally coached/mentored, and all those professionals that i don't have access to - the bankers, lawyers, cpa's etc, well, that's what my money would provide, access to her already built teams.
in short, once they've hooked you for your money there's no going back, i've tried all kinds of way to get my money back - i didn't use anything or get anything from them other than a different person whenever i called, emails that were never answered, they're a high priced scam and i know how she made her millions! don't be fooled, i allowed the fact that she's endorsed by dr phil to sway me, but you don't ever talk to langemeier, you deal with a very professional staff of grifters. even though i did not sign a contract there's nothing i can do - cc transactions are hampered when it comes to phone orders, they can't reverse the charges, they record you and while i'm certain they manipulated the transcript, i don't have the $$ to pursue this via attorneys and the texas lawyers told me i'd have to chase after it in utah since that's where they're located.
stay away, stay far far away. |
Lang Penyrod utah | 2:39pm on Tuesday, September 15th, 2009  |
I ordered the program materials for a one time fee for s&h of $10.78. while talking with the rep when i placed the order she kept pressing for the 30 day trial for their internet help site. i kept telling her "I do not have internet access and so this service would be useless to me." when the material arrived they totally misspelled my name and they continue asking for someone at my home that doesn't exist. 40 days later I found a $79.00 charge to my bank card and when I inquired at LL customer service, I was told I had to listen to the 20 min phone conversation I had when I ordered the product. Being at work I don't have time to wait while listening to the recording. they refused to refund the money back to my account. thereby causing my bank account to go into overdraft and extra charges. |
s. lau south san francisco | 3:46am on Friday, September 11th, 2009  |
like many others, was shocked to find the $29.95 charge for some kind of helpline that i never knew about or used. the "coach" would call and continue to "ask" me to spend more $$$$$ to learn more about the program and "network". heck, if i had that kind of money i wouldn't need to be making any more money. also, when i told him i was reading the material, he FLAT OUT TOLD ME THE READING MATERIAL WAS USELESS! said that the "real" information came from spending $$$$$ at the live conference. when i couldn't afford the $$$$$ for that conference, he suggested a $$$ program ... heck, if the $$$ could do the trick, why spend $$$$$?? A SCAM!!! |
Kevin Elliot Florida | 6:44am on Sunday, August 30th, 2009  |
You can get her "free" book on ebay for 1/2 the "free" price. |
Michael Ohio | 7:52pm on Tuesday, August 18th, 2009  |
I was too warned to stay away from Loral's Big Table and did not listen, wasted a lot of time & money. The program is a lot of other money makers information put together to write her books. Each time you get together, it is a new sales pitch after sales pitch to buy the next product or the products that she endorses and get a cut! Those are the only people that make money with her and after she learns all your information, she cuts you loose and again markets it as her own. Come to find out, she is being investigated by the government for fraud for some of the people/businesses she is tied to. She has multiple lawsuits with businesses she has got her students involved in...nice!!!! |
Jim Schlabotnick Memphis | 5:45pm on Friday, August 14th, 2009  |
Stay away, I was warned but did not listen. Just stay away! |
kathy denver | 8:05am on Saturday, August 8th, 2009  |
I like that Loral is a money motivator. Of course she can't put in one book "how to start a business" as that would be volumes in and of itself! However, on the simple side, most everyday, normal, blue-collar type people can benefit by just saving that first $1,000. Or starting some little side business for extra cash to take a vacation, buy that new car, etc.
So just because people are gullible and expect others to do all the work for them, don't dismiss Loral or the LOL community as a scam. People need to take responsibility for themselves and do their own research, put in their own time and effort. Loral is only a motivator and eye opener! |
L.A. Neighbors Fort Worth, TX. | 5:07pm on Sunday, August 2nd, 2009  |
I ordered her CD only, but was given an extremely hard sell on at least looking over her complete program for 30 days free. I sent the kit back, and was informed it was one day late, therefor they could not cancel. So they continue to bill my credit card. I have never been scammed in my 30 years in business, but I am ashamed to admit, that I have been now. I firmly believe that this woman and her company should be investigated by federal authorities, and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. I could not sleep at night if I made my living in the manner in which these people do. I hope justice is served soon. |
Pat st louis | 11:14am on Thursday, July 30th, 2009  |
HELP - looking for some evidence from folks who have used the program and liked it! They are telling me to invest between $9,000 to $20,000 - and to place on credit card (that is the OPM) I am a low income person - I could put 9,000 on my card - but could never pay it back unless this really works. Is there people to actually talk to to help me understand the process? Will I be told to invest more once I have already spent 9,000? Please help me understand, thanks |
not given Illinois | 3:45pm on Monday, July 20th, 2009  |
Stay away from them....they say you can use the help line for free and then will charge you 29.95 every month without your consent. We were even told by the director that we didn't need this service and are still being charged. Don't give them your charge card number! |
special message to Loral Location unknown | 5:14pm on Saturday, July 11th, 2009  |
So what if some of the reviews are from people who haven't tried the program? These people have the God-given American right to freewill and free speech.
So I shall exercise my right to free will and NOT ever do business with overbearing, leeching, scam artists who prey on those who already have bad fortunes. However I will say this. Loral is intelligent. She manages to screw hundreds of people out of millions of dollars and gets away with it. To be honest I wish I was that smart. |
Matthew georgia | 4:58pm on Saturday, July 11th, 2009  |
I heard the radio ads.
And I actually called one of their people. I gave them a fake alias though. And here I am thinking just this person was VERY aggressive. I never committed to anything and hung up rudely. I never called them back.
Then i did the internet research on her. And I read every review of anything written on her. And I thank God I never commited to anything she had.
I have enough people or people who I thought were my friends scam me out of money. I don't need another person doing it.
Basically the best way to get rich is to work hard and hopefully get lucky with the lottery. Other than that, you are spitting in the wind. |
Vickie California | 11:10pm on Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009  |
Run! Too much wrong to go into and besides, I am so tired of this company I can't think anymore. They almost convinced me to give them 15K and when I backed out, I was told that I wouldn't amount to anything. After finding so much negativity on the internet- close to 200 comments and not one positive comment (except for a couple touting the benefit of the program which in my opinion is someone who works for them because if you are a success story, wouldn't you be doing back flips and bragging about your new found wealth?), the clincher for me was when I stumbled across a website that was for Liberty League International, one of the biggest scam pyramid companies of this century and a company that has had several class actions and is currently in litigation once again; Loral's pic is on the site endorsing the company! Do yourself a favor and work at finding your own way, otherwise you are making Loral rich and no one else. |
cheri texas | 10:11am on Friday, June 12th, 2009  |
I just finished calling the loral langmeier customer service line, i like others had ordered the book, and was called back with offer of phone help, 29.95 a month. I didn't want that had told them plenty of times I didn't but they called while I was busy and I just wanted off the phone, so i agreed to the trail.. after wards it was hard to get a hold of any one to cancel or talk to about it. finally got a girl today who was snotty and rude, they did play back the tape to I could hear it phone conversation and I had to pay the 29.95. I will not be ordering any other things from them or the radio station who carried the info commerical and I would advise anyone else who doesn't want to be taken for a ride to not order either. |
Brett California | 7:25pm on Tuesday, May 19th, 2009  |
A far larger than expected box of material was sent to me for trial investigation. I returned all materials unopened and undamaged and the plastic wrapping was untouched. I have retained nothing from Loral Langemeier. They continue to bill my credit card and REFUSE TO STOP because they say it was returned a few days, possibly a week, beyond the 30 day time period.
Strength is in numbers. Is there a lawsuit to join against Loral Langemeier to at least get our money back. |
Jude Snyder Houston, Texas | 9:50pm on Friday, May 15th, 2009  |
JS,
It sounds like me like you are one of the people who is in bed with Loral and lining your pockets. Are you one of the people in a JV with her and she gets a % of what you bring in. Facts are Facts, no one is blaming anyone here...it is reality. The customer service sucks, that sales people cannot sell and Loral is a sinking ship. The truth will prevail. You should get out while you can, before she screws you over next.. |
Sheila M. Boston, MA | 9:26pm on Friday, May 15th, 2009  |
They tell you that you have to qualify to get into the "Big Table Program" where they actually teach you everything you need to be successful. They let anyone that will give them the $15,000 to get into the program in. Her own husband, who she married from her program was jobless, homeless and living in his car..boy did he hit the jackpot.
The Big Table is nothing more then one sell after another...no teaching, only selling. She brings in businesses in her community and they try and sell, sell, sell you into buying their marketing program, their entity program, etc. in which Loral has her finger in the pie of everyone getting on her stage. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!! YOU WILL ONLY SET YOURSELF BEHIND!! |
Steve NJ | 10:08am on Thursday, May 14th, 2009  |
Sorry about your experiences, but Thank God for your replies. I got "The Millionaire Maker" brochure in the mail and was just about to call the 800 number when I decided to google "Loral Langemeier" to see if there were any reviews available. Thanks to all of you, I will not be calling that number. |
Former Employee San Francisco | 7:12pm on Wednesday, May 6th, 2009  |
I naively worked for Loral for several months in Novato, CA. It's ALL hype, pyramid marketing/Ponzi scheme bullsh*t where they prey on the weak and needy. Everything she "teaches" can be learned for FREE from government SBA websites & training or by taking inexpensive city college classes. All of the "sales strategists" there are trained in the art of psychological & emotional manipulation to hardcore pressure you into buying.
They are primarily based out of Tahoe, NV (Zephyr Cove) these days & I can practically guarantee you that this "Dustin" person that gave her a good review here actually works for her!
DEFINITELY REPORT LORAL & LIVE OUT LOUD:
Contact BBB, SEC, city government agencies and definitely the Federal Trade Commission (FTC.gov)--I already did as a former employee with a heart & a conscience. |
David Douglass Atlanta, GA | 9:55am on Thursday, April 23rd, 2009  |
I also chose to accept the "free book" and paid for the shipping and now I have been charged $29.95 for the past three months and cannot talk to a person at the company to resolve the issue. I did not authorize them to charge my account at any point, nor was I given a copy of any service agreement that I would have verbally authorized or physically signed. I'm sure the program works....just for them. I would recommend staying away from Ms. Langemeier. |
One who knows Loral personally -- want h CA | 12:29pm on Wednesday, April 8th, 2009  |
BEWARE -- LORAL LEAVES BEHIND HER A TRAIL OF LAW SUITS AND BROKE CLIENTS -- DO US ALL A FAVOR AND DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM HER EVER!!!!! |
Bill Idaho | 10:05pm on Tuesday, April 7th, 2009  |
After hearing her radio commercial, I ordered the FREE BOOK FOR $9.95.A few days later I received a telephone call from one of Langemeier's salesmen who tried to sell me the program even though I had not received the FREE BOOK and had no information regarding the specifics of the program that was aggressively being pushed on me!!! I AGREED TO NOTHING!!! I specifically stated several times during the sales pitch that I was NOT interested in the PROGRAM at this time because I did not have access to enough information concerning it to make a decision (as my FREE BOOK for $9.95 had not been shipped to me).Approximately 10 days later another one LANGEMEIER'S salesmen called me and tried to pressure me into buying the program, stating that he was selectively interviewing SPECIAL PEOPLE to set up ONLY 12 teams (so I better agree to the PROGRAM now or lose out on this specific opportunity ! ) I informed this agent that I had not read LANGEMEIER'S FREE BOOK and consequently I was not going to commit to anything that I had no knowledge about. I DID NOT AGREE TO ANY BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS WITH LANGEMEIER EXCEPT FOR THE FREE BOOK FOR $9.95... Langemeier than began billing my credit card for $29.95 monthly. When I called to question this billing, I was informed that according to LANGEMEIER'S agents, I had made a verbal agreement to subscribe to the counseling "HELP LINE" and the charges would not be rescinded because I didn't cancel the service within 30 days of ordering the FREE BOOK.Since I didn't agree to any part of her program except paying $9.95 for the free book, what was I supposed to cancel???? What a dishonest tactic. Unfortunately I used my credit card to pay for the FREE BOOK so now they have my account number and are making unauthorized charges to my account!!!! I contacted the credit card company who stated that the LANGEMEIER COMPANY POLICY WOULD PREVAIL' SO I GOT SCAMMED FOR THE CHARGES. THE BANK THAT THE CREDIT CARD IS ISSUED THROUGH STATED THAT THEY WOULD NOT ACCEPT ANY MORE CHARGES FROM THE LANGEMEIER COMPANIES and I hope that this will stop the THEFT that is being carried out by this organization against me!!! If LANGEMEIER'S program is valid, why do they resort to these dishonest tactics to con money out of potential clients????STAY AWAY FROM LORAL LANGEMEIER OR YOU WILL REGRET IT..THIS IS A SLEAZY SCAM TO GAIN ACCESS TO YOUR CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT!!! |
JG East coast | 12:44am on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009  |
ATTENTION.
WE MUST ACT NOW, FILE A COMPAINT WITH ANY GOVERNMENT AGENCY YOU CAN. NAMELY SEC.GOV, THE CA CORPORATION COMMISSION. THE UT CORPORATION COMMISSION FOR ANOTHER COMPANY LORAL IS SCAMMING WITH. THEY ARE CALLED PREMIERE MENTORING, IN UTAH.
CONTACT THE MEDIA, THE BBB, THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE . STAND UP FOR YOURSELVES AND OTHERS. LET'S TAKE ACTION NOW!
LET'S GET HER! |
Screwed in flordia Location unknown | 12:37am on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009  |
there is another blog site , you all have to see it!! OMG! They want her blood, like she took ours!
contact the sec and file a complaint!
bye bye Loral |
Boy was I dumb California | 5:10pm on Friday, March 27th, 2009  |
DON'T TRY IT!!!! DON'T BUY IT!!!! And God Forbid if you are one day late returning it!!!! This is how Loral Langemeier makes her money! Ripping people off! She advertises on Christian radio so you think she is a good person. She can't be... as her company policies are in place just to separate you from your money by 30 day trials! |
Katie Tennessee | 1:17pm on Thursday, March 26th, 2009  |
My husband and I ordered her system as part of a free trial through another company, promising a 30 day free trial before you would be charged. While she did offer some good information, everything was very generic, so we decided to send it back. Having read online some of the problems others had with her customer service, we sent it certified mail so it could be tracked. Once it got there, we verified online and then (stupidly) got rid of the receipt. Of course, there was a charge on our next month's credit card bill for the first monthly installment on the program we returned. They claim that they never received it, and we are trying to find proof that we did return it. I would highly advise against ordering anything from them, and if you do, keep record of all correspondence. Also, her customer service team called us and said we were "selected" to be interviewed for her coaching program. After wasting 3 hours on the phone, we luckily did not sign up, as their "senior adviser" was unable to give any specifics on the program, and got angry when we asked questions.
I would advise you to stay far, far away from loral and her programs!!! |
Thurston Howell, III Hawaii | 5:10am on Thursday, March 12th, 2009  |
Shamwow - urban dictionary
Pronunciation /'ʃām ,waʊw ɛd/
Verb, -wing, -wed
1. To trick, con, or hoax someone into buying something that is not worth the price paid.
1. I'm going to shamwow that kid into buying this balloon with a hole in it for his lunch money.
2. I got shamwowed into buying a pair of fake Nike shoes.
3. Yes I am shamwowing people, but only to earn enough money for school tuition. |
susan minnesota | 4:09pm on Tuesday, March 10th, 2009  |
I am extremely angry right now!!!!I ordered Loral's free book and paid shipping with my credit card unfortunately,I agreed to nothing else and was charged a fee of 29.95 for 2 months,now they tell me I had to call and cancel if I didn't want it!!!Want what!! I agreed to nothing,this is just another rip off.not even the honesty to refund my card.I see how you make your millions!pretty pathetic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
S Phoenix, AZ | 1:21pm on Monday, March 9th, 2009  |
I was very involved with Live Out Loud and have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. I also know of many more from the "tables" that have lost lots of money following her guidance. It doesn't matter if the people she guides make money, it only matters if Loral makes money (up-front) from it. She does no research of her "field partners" and that is why so many investments have gone BANKRUPT! |
LJ Colorado | 2:49pm on Friday, March 6th, 2009  |
Beware -- if you elect to return the wealth building kit she's selling for 5 "easy payments" of $69.99 within the 30 day trial period, she continues to charge your credit card! I think this is a scam. |
Mewalobootso Melbourne Australia | 7:31am on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009  |
Well, well, well, she is finally in Australia. More suckers down under lining up to get fleeced. It's a shame you cant legislate against peoples stupidity, although I doubt that would deter the ever trusting population. |
Marie Oakdale, CA | 12:44pm on Saturday, February 21st, 2009  |
my husband and i watched a news clip of Loral Langemeier coming to Livermore, CA and help a family set up a very successful business. We called and asked if there was a way that we could get this one-on-one training and after nearly 3 hours on the phone with their sales department we were told that we were chosen for this program--it would just cost us $15,490 and we could put that on a credit card. THIS IS A SCAM. After the first week, I several phone calls to customer service we told them that we just wanted a refund that this is not what we signed up for. We were being put into a 30 member "webinar" that we couldn't hear most of the time and it was being quoted directly out of her books--which we had all ready read. We were promised that they would help us get a "cash machine" up and running within days so that we wouldn't have to worry about how to pay the credit card back. Another lie. We were finally told that they didn't have 100's of cash machines to choose from, that we just needed to decide what business we wanted to start and research it for 3-6 months then start it and we could let them know how it was going. What a bunch of crap---they wanted me to pay them $15,000 so that I could do all of this myself??? I canceled my credit card charge but now 6 months later, my credit card company has put the charge back on to my account stating that Loral Langemeier is willing to work with me. Yes, they are willing to let me go through their ridiculous "webinar" classes and start any business I research and want to start. I urge people to stay so far away from this company. They talk in circles and now won't even back up the information that their sales department said. I've asked to speak to someone higher up and am told there is no one other than some idiot named Ryan and another equally stupid waste of oxygen named Dallin. |
Cheryl Indianapolis | 10:14am on Thursday, February 12th, 2009  |
Any time you open your wallet, do some personal research. Wish I had before I even called the number. I ordered the books and procrastinated which forced me to keep them. Procrastination is why my business needs a boost. Loral cannot cause you to do more than you would on your own. I was invited for $8k to be put on my credit card. No problem, they would show me how to locate more sources for my own investing. I can use the $8k myself. I declined the offer. If you got stuck with the books, read them, they do have good ideas and motivation potential. When you see holes and have questions, search the internet, join local network groups or create your own. Go get your own information. In my business, I get mentoring by millionaires, one a local. I pay a whopping $25 a month which pays for a leading edge tech package and supports my business, and this was told to me up front-no hidden surprises. Like anything else, there's no free lunch, only your own effort can create wealth for you. I can help people improve their financial standing but refuse to make the "too good to be true" return of investment claims made by the Langemeier group. Good luck in your efforts to take charge of your future. Be wise. |
Julie California | 3:51pm on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009  |
I made the mistake of accepting the "free-trial" offer from the Loral Langemeier Company for her "inspirational" tapes. They play you with the bait of "proprietary" information. Nothing offered is proprietary. Their agreement is a long indemnification clause in their favor with "no statement of services" offered. Once the predatory sales representatives get your credit card number they will not let you go and continue to post "unauthorized" charges each month. I have been forced to close my Visa account and they are now charging my other Visa which I never provided to them. Beware of this scam which is only making Loral Langemeier's staff rich and no one else. It is a sad reflection of current times where predators as the Langemeier Company prey on people who are trying to work their way out of the current economic downturn. Buyer Beware. |
LUZELL DALLAS | 10:36am on Wednesday, February 11th, 2009  |
i HAD A 30 FREE TRAIL AND WHEN I TRIED TO RETURN THE MATERIAL A FLOOR SUPERVISOR TOLD ME TO KEEP IT UNTIL MARCH 1, 2009, NO PAYMENTS WOULD COME FROM ACCOUNT AND THEN LET HER KNOW WHETHER OR NOT I WANTED TO KEEP IT. I CALL BACK ON 2-11-09 TO CANCEL AND RETURN; MAINLY BECAUSE THEY HAD ALREADY TRIED TO TAKE A PAYMENT BEFORE MARCH 1, 2009 AS PROMISED AND THE FLOOR SUPERVISOR TOLD ME I COULD NOT RETURN THE MATERIAL AND THEY WILL REPORT TO A COLLECTION AGENT IF I DID NOT PAY FOR IT.
SHE WAS VERY RUDE AND HUNG UP THE PHONE WHILE I WAS STILL SPEAKING WITH HER(FLOOR SUPERVISOR).
I WILL REPORT THIS COMPANY TO THE BBB AND ANYONE ELSE THAT I CAN.
PEOPLE NEED TO BE MADE AWARE OF THESE TYPE OF THINGS.
I WONDER IF SHE(LORAL LANGEMEIER) IS AWARE OF THE TYPE PEOPLE SHE HAS WORKING FOR HER. |
JS Florida | 8:56am on Monday, February 9th, 2009  |
I find it amusing reading all of these "reviews" about Loral's programs. I don't believe half of them actually were involved with the programs, because her name is mispelled. If you have read only one of her books, and attended no classes you would know how to spell her name. If you can't get that right, no wonder you all have failed and need to "blame" someone else rather than take personal responsiblity. I have attended the "big table" and my income has doubled as a result. I also have a network of like-minded people who I will cherish always.
This program is like anything else in life...it is what YOU make of it. Take personal responsiblity and stop blaming. Look in the mirror and decide to start over with a new attitude. Victimhood is dead. |
Devon California | 2:14am on Sunday, February 1st, 2009  |
I am in her program. I started making money from my business and wanted to know what to do with it. I was contacted by her office and interested in the program. I was contacted again and transferred to a senior consultant who would "qualify" me. Well, for over $14K I qualified and got in to no avail. I got on all of the calls, conference calls, coaching calls and have made no more money and no more business than not doing this. I am truly disappointed. I would not recommend this. It is embarrassing that I even fell for this nonsense. |
One Who knows the real deal USA | 4:27pm on Thursday, January 29th, 2009  |
Loral Langemeier is the Millionaire BREAKER!!! She has lost more people more money -- than she has ever made them!!!! Risky investments -- education with no basis, its all hype and no meat!!
Loral has a trail of lawsuits from 100's of dis-satisfied people for MILLIONS of dollars. Loral is taking steps to move her own personal money off shore -- and appear broke -- may all who have claim file it and have good lawyers!!!! |
Curt Hill Seattle, WA | 3:00pm on Tuesday, December 30th, 2008  |
I was impressed with Loral's energy and enthusiasm when I first saw her. Nevertheless, I have to give her programs a very low rating.
I initially signed up for her coaching program. I worked with one of her senior coaches, Will Mattox. Things went well with the coaching for several months until I was informed that Will Mattox would no longer be available to me. According to Will, Loral realized that his (Will's) seniority as a coach could fetch worth more than I was paying, so I was given the choice of paying the higher rate, or being assigned to a more junior coach. This really hurt. I had established a good rapport with Will and was making progress. The change was quite damaging to my progress and morale.
I foolishly signed up for her Big Table to the tune of $10,000. The focus was high-risk/high- return investing. Emphasis on risk. I lost upwards of $80,000 in 3 different real estate deals, 1 in Cape Coral, Fla, 1 in Albuquerque NM, and 1 in Tempe Arizona.
My recommendation. Find yourself a good coach to work with. Stay away from Langmier. |
ER NH | 3:02pm on Monday, December 29th, 2008  |
Stay away.
Could not agree more with the overview from Steve A. I also agree with many of the comments about being too general and the company only being interested in taking your money. It's not going to make you a millionaire. The part of the radio commercial of putting money in your bank account in the first 30 days is because they tell you to put something in savings each month when you get your paycheck. "Paying yourself first" is not a new idea.
I just disputed 2 months of helpline charges that I didn't know I signed up for. Apparently the first 30 days are free and then you are billed if you don't call back to cancel. The result was without any luck and I'm now pursuing through my CC company. |
Michael Los Angeles | 4:19pm on Wednesday, December 24th, 2008  |
My wife and I spent 14k(we previously had no credit card debt) on promises that a millionaire was going to coach us and help us with our business. The first phase was a teleconference in the evening teaching us how to create a balance sheet and a P&L. I am an accountant. We already had this. They also encouraged us to get organized. Duh. We were also encourage to set up an entity(LLC Corp, etc).As the reviewer here stated, this is only when your business is generating income. What we saw were a bunch of her network that sell their services to you for a fee. Do your due diligence yourself and save your 14k |
Stacey Chicago | 5:22am on Wednesday, December 10th, 2008  |
Loral's programs will change your finances. BUT will that happen before or after she sleeps with your husband. She has gorgeous children and a handsome husband and she is a cheater. My husband works with her a lot I know. |
Brian Illinois | 7:32pm on Monday, November 17th, 2008  |
I gave it three stars because the jury is still out as I have not delved deeply into it. But I will say buyer beware because they do try to get as much as you can on your credit cards. It was at this point in the strategy session that I hung up. I am stuck with the five installments because I did not return on time. But that's all they are going to get from me, and hope I quit while I was still(somewhat) ahead. The rep I talk to, his name I believe was Darrell(last name withheld) was quite pushy, IMO. |
Elizabeth tx | 7:15pm on Saturday, November 15th, 2008  |
I am so distress, I am wondering why, a company and a woman that calls herself so successful would want to steal from me. Loral Langemeir suppose to be helping women make money, not stealing money from them, like she did to me. On the 15th of May of 2008, I subscribed for Live out Loud coaching session. On the 17 of May 2008 I sent a cancelation notice as written in the contract. It took awhile to get assistance from one of the representatives of LOL, and when I did, they never address my cancelatin request, instead they assigned me to a coach.
LOL, sales peak is that students will be coach by millionaires, and that is not true. After canceling my program and trying to get my money back, they only transferred me to a different coach every time. Most of the coaches that I worked with, did not know anything about the books, and or program that Loral uses to coach people from stage. They ar not in the financial stage that Loral talks about either. They are nothing but liars.
I been trying and trying to get my $3,197.00 back, they do not call me, they do not email me, since they already have my money, now they ignore me.
Their services are nothing but scam, do not do business with Live out Loud or Loral Langemeier. They do not care about the students and/or consumers, all they care about is taking their money. I can not believe that Dr. Phil will have such a scam and fake services been presented in his show.
I have email Loral, I talked to her once on a teleconference call, she cut me off, not wanting me to talk to her about the problems that I was having with the coaching, and all she did was, have me assigned to another coach. All I want is my $3,197.00 and to stop taking advantage of people. DO NOT DEAL WITH LIVE OUT LOUD OR LORAL LANGEMEIER |
Billy Madison Florida | 4:28pm on Thursday, October 23rd, 2008  |
If you want to waste money learning what you can learn from anywhere online for free. Go ahread and max out whatever your credit lines have avaiable (as that will be exactly the price you will pay) |
Duncan Santa Rosa | 3:54pm on Friday, October 17th, 2008  |
I called for the "free book and CD" and was sent a large box of program materials that I didn't want. I was contacted by a rep and told him that I was not going to keep the materials. I tried to call him two more times to setup the return and he did not return my calls. Charges started showing up on my cc and I called the billing department and was told that they would not accept the return and that they would continue to bill me. The "customer service" is a terrible. I have tried several times to speak with a manager and they refuse. STAY AWAY. |
Barb Texas | 5:19pm on Sunday, October 12th, 2008  |
These people are blatant and outright crooks! I called in for the "free book and CD" only to be sent an enoumous package of garbage I did not order. NO free book or CD. They also did not honor their suppossedly 'free return' policy and I had to spend $15 to return their junk. Then they have continued to bill me $29.95/month 2 months AFTER returning the program. And that was after I did follow their instructions and get the required Return Authorization Number.
Do yourself a favor and DO NOT try to do business with these people. You will be sorry, if you do!! |
Lynda Grants Pass Oregon | 1:15pm on Saturday, September 27th, 2008  |
I called in for this program over a year ago and when I called in to cancel, it was one day past the cut off and I was stuck paying $30 for the next year. I would not recommend this program to anyone. I could not afford this program at the time due to family emergency but I did not want this to be another bad mark on my credit. Loral Langmeier is a huge scam her customer service people are very rude. |
Christie Las Vegas | 4:01pm on Tuesday, September 16th, 2008  |
This company is a crock! They billed me for a "helpline" I never got the phone number to and for books/tapes I NEVER RECEIVED. Apparently, business isn't important to them (just money) because had they agreed to refund the measley $30 I probably would have let them reship the materials. What a bunch of A-hole snakes - unfortunately, this is what has become of our society, everyone just out to make a quick buck no matter who they hurt. |
Erica California | 6:29pm on Thursday, September 11th, 2008  |
Jo, La
It is obvious from your comment that you must have made some great money with her program. Perhaps you can put it to good use to get a higher education or hire someone to teach you how to voice your opinion in a professional manner. |
....... ...... | 6:10pm on Monday, September 8th, 2008  |
STAY AWAY FROM LIVE OUT LOUD!!!!!!
She will steel your money, send you into bad deals, sleep with your husband (if you only knew) and blame someone else after it is all said and done...
And if you are really lucky -- she will invite you to her wedding over email -- and make gift suggestions!!!!!!
I have never seen someone with such a lack of moral fiber in my life |
amy jeffrey texas | 7:15pm on Monday, August 18th, 2008  |
She will debit your account without your authorization or knowledge. DO NOT get anything from her. Don't order her stupid free book because you will regret it for months. I'm trying to get automatic debits stopped from my account right now! |
Joe La | 6:30pm on Tuesday, July 15th, 2008  |
Linda, If you're even in the program, Have you talked to them about your struggles or are you just pointing the finger like most because you have not succeeded in life and want to blame someone other than yourself and How much of what you have been exposed to are you applying. And if you ALREADY know it why were you looking for help....tell the truth, either you don't know it or your not applying it both of which will not get you new results. Kelly, I can feel your energy that you are full of CRAP and a LIAR....DUH!!!! Dustin, Marc and Jerry, from what it looks like you haven't participated in the program so I hope no one will listen to a word that has spued out of your crack. |
Linda Johnson California | 12:16am on Monday, July 14th, 2008  |
I purchased this program hoping to build wealth. I can't believe I called in for three months on conference calls for so called lessons...only to find out she was teaching basic information I already knew! What a scam, I am so disappointed. Please don't buy...it's not worth it!!! |
Kelly Indiana | 2:36pm on Thursday, April 24th, 2008  |
I'm only one of MANY who have lost thousands to this scam. They put me with a coach/mentor who only read from some not-so-impressive books over 12 weeks, then told me I needed to invest in my business. DUH. I knew that before I got in debt up to my eyeballs to pay for their program. When I was done, I had no credit to spare to "invest in my business". Careful... they seem to strategically figure out what you can stand to lose via credit card, and charge whatever that amount is for the level that "best suits you". (which is BS, I think, because we all entered the same classes, no matter what we paid...) Ironically, their sales tactics make you feel like you're fighting to qualify for it. Slick, like a snake.
Anyway, it turns out that all this so called privileged info her program was supposed to teach is the same thing you can get for free at any state Small Business Assoc.... complete with help on Buss. Planning and Forecasting... and I spent $8000 !!! ouch! A dreadful lesson learned hard, and financially devastating to me and my family. I'm sure Loral can afford the meds she must need to sleep at night. |
Dustin Espindula South Lake Tahoe, CA | 12:38am on Saturday, April 5th, 2008  |
Loral's program is for the lower to middle class people. She helps guide you to the place you need to build your wealth. She is able to do this through building a wealth team and a wealth plan. Her programs range from $1,495 to $2,500, for upper class wealth builders you can pay up to $15,000 |
Marc Gillette Iowa | 12:20pm on Sunday, March 16th, 2008  |
Be prepared to spend $6K-18K for her program. She wants you to charge these monies to your credit card which she calls "other people's money". For this amount of credit card you'll be allowed to work with her team of top experts in areas of real estate, stock and bond markets, commodities, etc.
That is basically all that you are told. Essentially, you are paying for something vague. The whole thing is ridiculous. |
jerry parker California | 3:03pm on Wednesday, March 5th, 2008  |
I got as far as possible trying to find out the nuts & bolts of her program. She wants $8,000 upfront & then they will show me everything in her program. Lol, not for your common blue collar
wage earner trying to get out of the rat race. I'll get to the top, just not with her expensive, no guarantee business philosophy. |