Trump University

Vinee Patel,  Chicago,IL

  Posted at 4:17pm on Monday, September 29th, 2008

They are biggest scammers of all time! My husband signed up for the 6 month real estate training program, the curriculum sucks. There is no apparent teacher or live sessions. Besides that since they had my credit card information from this program, they decided to charge for another coaching program which I never authorized. It has been more than 8 months and I have still not gotten my money back. After several calls from me and finally me CC company, guy called STEVE told me that there is a different company charging me which was completely bogus. They didn't even have my account. He was just buying more time as then even the CC company lets you loose since so much time has passed. DONT FALL FOR THEM AND NEVER GIVE YOUR CREDIT CARD INFO TO THESE PEOPLE.

Mike Harris,  Salt Lake City Utah

  Posted at 7:20pm on Thursday, September 11th, 2008

Not for the lazy or those who want to get rich quick. Saen Higgins is amazing! I would pay three times the money I invested for his valuable training in Houston Texas. I make a six figure income with the advice I was given. I wish I could have found this program years ago.

sandra,  sherman oaks, ca

  Posted at 12:24pm on Monday, August 25th, 2008

Thank you all for taking the time to write a review and save us all alot of money. Just because it has Trumps name all over it doesn't mean it's good. It's all about finding the right information. (They're selling information) Do your own research! All of the information you need is out there on the internet. Fix yourself a cup of coffee, ask yourself the question that you need an answer to and do a search... All of the information is out there and for free! I found this wonderful page by doing a search and it saved me lots of money! So thanks to you all!

geoff nash,  westerville, ohio

  Posted at 2:16am on Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Talk about a presentation that stinks. These guys were in such a hurry to have the credit card machine run it was ridiculous. I have attended alot of seminars but this was ridiculous. The people from the trump organizatiopn were so pushy after a while I felt kind of like man i want to get out of here but i stayed and listened to the whole presentation and took a book home. Mr. trump are you aware of how pushy these people are? Skip the cliches and the pictures of the kidds and how you grew up and get to the meat of the matter and show people whats in the box also known as business in a box and let people see more info on the program and I bet you would sell alot more. But i would say be careful at the meetings yes you can learn some stuff but it seemed most people already knew what the presenter was going to say before hand about the market. Over all I woulsd say be careful and think about it first before you plunk down your hard earned money.

jeff langley,  columbus, ohio

  Posted at 2:09am on Sunday, August 24th, 2008

I just attended a seminar here in Columbus, Ohio and felt like the presenters were trying to ram the course down my throat. Talk about high pressure selling, if you didnt have a credit card they wouldnt talk to you it was do it now or we dont want to talk to you period. Let me tell you Columbus Ohio people are very smart people and for these folks to try to assume we are stupid and try to sell us Trumps courses without ever letting us see whats in the course, sorry not going to happen. Trump reminds me of carelton Sheets trying to sell you something to make himself already richer but that you have to figure out what makes the program tick. My suggestion is be careful there are wolves everywhere who want to eat us sheep.

Claude,  Vaudreuil, Qc, CANADA

  Posted at 1:08am on Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

I attended the 2 day wealth-building week-end with my spouse in February of 2008. I don't think it was a scam, but I would have wished for better treatment. We spent the required $1500 and took away some handy information about investing in real estate. But this is by no means the all to end all. They do push more products on you at their seminars, but do not make it obligatory to buy it in order to succeed. The training is not one on one, it is a room full of people and although the instructor at the course, David Alexander is good, his teaching method is forceful with little room for interrogation. I think if one really wants to succeed in real-estate they will need to do a lot of research. And don't think that one simple course such as this will magically earn you instant success within a few weeks. But it is definitively a solid stepping stone.

Willard Smith,  California

  Posted at 1:14am on Monday, July 21st, 2008

This is a really GREAT program!!! All you have to do is pay attention and look at things from another point of view. The people complaining about this probably do NOT know what they are doing or have any common sense.

john,  ny

  Posted at 8:18am on Monday, June 9th, 2008

great program. you need to make it work for you. Not for lazy people.

Donald,  Ottawa

  Posted at 8:16am on Friday, June 6th, 2008

Looks like Donald Trump is in need of some cash running this scam. I love how this "magical" software they try to sell you will do everything for you to make you millions! hahahah. the best part of the long drawn preach about the software is that they NEVER NEVER DEMOED the software for us!!! HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA... who sells $3000 software without even showing us what it is???

Rob,  california

  Posted at 6:27pm on Tuesday, May 27th, 2008

I attended the Trump institute seminars in california and tax liens seminar in Houston texas and let me tell you this is a big SCAM from $1500.00 up to $18.000 you can be taken.don't trust them..Sean higgins.Dan Cote, eddie , Alan , Michael higgings,and others representing the Donald Thrump University ...can't wait to see those BUSTARDS' so that i can ruin their bank accounts.

Keith,  Minnesota

  Posted at 9:59am on Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

I ordered Donald Trump's real estate course and returned it for a refund with a return authorization number but without a delivery confirmation and they claim they never received my return. I have tried and returned countless offers over decades and NEVER had a package lost except this transaction.

My guess is it is the TRUMP policy to lose all returns that aren't traceable with confirmed delivery.

SCAM ALERT

Dolores,  Florida

  Posted at 6:48pm on Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

Horrible, the worst SCAM outthere.. The worst thing is that people that need to make money are the ones that try to take these courses and the rich mentors are the ones getting rich out of the poor. How sad .... I am still fighting with my credit card for my money back, and I guess will be fighting for a very long time.

Tom,  Seattle

Posted at 1:05pm on Monday, May 5th, 2008

Scam Scam Scam!!!!!!!!!!!!I attended one of Trump University three-day retreat on Real Estate and paid $1,503.37. It was a complete scam and waste of time and money. The presenters spent 3 days trying to sell a $35,000.00 "gold mentoring package". The teacher was asked about another Trump Institute class on Tax Liens. He then spent a considerable amount of time explaining what a bad idea and how risky tax liens are. He actually recommended to the people in the class that had signed up for the upcoming class to cancel and get there money back.

Mario,  california

  Posted at 8:24am on Monday, April 21st, 2008

I attended the Trump university on 2008 seminar for real state and tax liens spend $8000.00 going to texas for 4 days and whta a big SCAM this was.they are big scam artist.don't wast your money

Jack,  Florida

  Posted at 7:38pm on Monday, February 25th, 2008

I attended one of Trump University three-day retreat on Real Estate and paid $1,495.00. It was a complete scam and waste of time and money. The presenters spent 3 days trying to sell a $35,000.00 "gold mentoring package". No meaningful information was presented and most everyone there was very dissappointed to say the least!
Do some research, then pay. Otherwise YOU WILL NOT GET YOUR MONEY BACK!