Comments on: Trek Alliance Expert Review by Brian Garvin and Jeff West http://www.mlmreviewkings.com/trek-alliance/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=trek-alliance MLM Kings Review Programs Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:19:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: GV http://www.mlmreviewkings.com/trek-alliance/comment-page-1/#comment-1283 GV Fri, 31 Jul 2009 22:09:12 +0000 http://www.mlmreviewkings.com/?p=1860#comment-1283 I got involved with Trek through my wife. Her friend got suckered in by someone who placed and ad for "Sports minded" individuals wanted. My wife attended a meeting after so many annoying calls from her friend. She went on and on about how she could not miss this opportunity to get involved in a great company. After a few meetings that my wife attended, she asked me to come along, I did. After constant nagging, I invested. It seemed like she was into it, so blind eyed, I invested. Next came the constant calls from her friend that we needed to place ads, tell friends, co workers, family, etc, etc. Then there were the conf calls, where some zen like person was going to talk to us, all just in time for their upcoming trainings. Trainings that you NEED to attend or you will be left behind. Man, thinking about it now, I want to kick each and every one's ass that put on those trainings, they are full of BS. I remember a training Where Rich "Von", Mr. feathered back hair said that in a few years he would be taking the company public, you want to bet me on that, he said. Wow, what a bunch of crap. I always felt there was something shady about all the "inner circle" droids. I guess you live and learn. I got involved with Trek through my wife. Her friend got suckered in by someone who placed and ad for “Sports minded” individuals wanted. My wife attended a meeting after so many annoying calls from her friend. She went on and on about how she could not miss this opportunity to get involved in a great company. After a few meetings that my wife attended, she asked me to come along, I did. After constant nagging, I invested. It seemed like she was into it, so blind eyed, I invested.

Next came the constant calls from her friend that we needed to place ads, tell friends, co workers, family, etc, etc. Then there were the conf calls, where some zen like person was going to talk to us, all just in time for their upcoming trainings. Trainings that you NEED to attend or you will be left behind. Man, thinking about it now, I want to kick each and every one’s ass that put on those trainings, they are full of BS.

I remember a training Where Rich “Von”, Mr. feathered back hair said that in a few years he would be taking the company public, you want to bet me on that, he said. Wow, what a bunch of crap. I always felt there was something shady about all the “inner circle” droids.

I guess you live and learn.

]]> By: Brian and Jeff http://www.mlmreviewkings.com/trek-alliance/comment-page-1/#comment-1145 Brian and Jeff Thu, 23 Jul 2009 00:25:49 +0000 http://www.mlmreviewkings.com/?p=1860#comment-1145 Hi Jenelle, I did a little research and just finished watching this video. http://www.billgouldd.com/ungrateful-people/video-marc-accetta-intro.php Brian Garvin Hi Jenelle,

I did a little research and just finished watching this video.

http://www.billgouldd.com/ungrateful-people/video-marc-accetta-intro.php

Brian Garvin

]]> By: Jenelle Montoya http://www.mlmreviewkings.com/trek-alliance/comment-page-1/#comment-1144 Jenelle Montoya Wed, 22 Jul 2009 22:48:03 +0000 http://www.mlmreviewkings.com/?p=1860#comment-1144 I was involved with this company in Minnesota about ten years ago, right after I graduated from college. I was out of work and disillusioned by the luck I'd had in my career since earning my degree. I was completely vulnerable to being prey for the Trek Alliance scheme. I believe I answered an ad for a "Marketing" position in the classifieds, and instead of being interviewed I was subjected to a brainwashing sales pitch. They made me believe that I was wasting my time trying to work my way up from the bottom. That the real way to make money was to start at the top and build up a "pyramid" below you. They quoted Donald Trump. They likened the opportunity to having a chance to invest in McDonald's back in the day when it first opened and nobody thought it would catch on. They convinced me to buy almost a thousand dollars worth of "product" to sell at a profit, and to spend numerous hours and resources posting vague notices around town advertising an opportunity to "work from home" and make big money. I was bilked into attending a training session in Texas, which only subjected attendees to hours more of a cult-like brainwashing experience. Eventually I realized nobody wanted to buy their stuff, and few people were desperate enough to be sucked into the scheme to work for me. I'm still paying off the credit card they convinced me to get for "business purposes" so I could deduct all my costs from my taxes. And they have been accused of fraudulently misrepresenting what their employees were earning. Rich Von, the guy at the top, is a convicted rapist. I can't believe I paid for training from a sex offender. It's a very sad, twisted tale, all around. Jenelle Montoya I was involved with this company in Minnesota about ten years ago, right after I graduated from college. I was out of work and disillusioned by the luck I’d had in my career since earning my degree. I was completely vulnerable to being prey for the Trek Alliance scheme. I believe I answered an ad for a “Marketing” position in the classifieds, and instead of being interviewed I was subjected to a brainwashing sales pitch.

They made me believe that I was wasting my time trying to work my way up from the bottom. That the real way to make money was to start at the top and build up a “pyramid” below you. They quoted Donald Trump. They likened the opportunity to having a chance to invest in McDonald’s back in the day when it first opened and nobody thought it would catch on.

They convinced me to buy almost a thousand dollars worth of “product” to sell at a profit, and to spend numerous hours and resources posting vague notices around town advertising an opportunity to “work from home” and make big money.

I was bilked into attending a training session in Texas, which only subjected attendees to hours more of a cult-like brainwashing experience. Eventually I realized nobody wanted to buy their stuff, and few people were desperate enough to be sucked into the scheme to work for me. I’m still paying off the credit card they convinced me to get for “business purposes” so I could deduct all my costs from my taxes.

And they have been accused of fraudulently misrepresenting what their employees were earning. Rich Von, the guy at the top, is a convicted rapist. I can’t believe I paid for training from a sex offender. It’s a very sad, twisted tale, all around.

Jenelle Montoya

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