SalesgeniuscoachingReviews of salesgeniuscoaching.com

Robert Gaber, a recruiter for this supposed company contacted me on Tuesday per my resume submission from Indeed. He rambled on about what kind of money you can make. He mentioned a fee of $1000. I continued to text back and forth with questions. He never really could give me any straight up answers but insured me that there is no upfront fee. I agreed today to start training. When he found out that I was interested then he says never mind. Apparently, the money is expected out of your pocket. He got caught in his lies and wasted my time. I was ready to start learning and earning. Apparently this is a game to this company. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME! IT'S A BIG LIE!!

Don’t trust that you will get the refund that you are promised if you aren’t happy with the services. I paid using afterpay and requested a refund less than a week in. He denied it and told me if I disputed it with afterpay that I will not win because he has won every dispute ever initiated with them because he has proof of me using the services. No telling how many times he’s done this

SCAMMER ALERT!!!! I just came here to leave an honest review and saw that Nora and Nicolas had the same experience. I applied for a sales job via Indeed, had a great conversation with the "hiring manager", who then wanted $3000 "deposit" from me for the "training" that would quality me to be put on the founder's sales team. Which is a "very special opportunity" because he has never hired for his own team yet. When I said I don't have $3000 now, the "hiring manager" was eager to offer me Klarna, Affirm and a third company to "help out" because the founder really don't want money getting in the way of hiring great talent. When I said that it's not going to work and it's a red flag for me that a job offer starts with me paying $3000, the rep tried to convince me that it's very normal in the high ticket market. When I said that I'm not doing that, she then said that I just disqualified myself from the opportunity. To quote Nicolas: "RUN!!!!!!!!" These are SCAMMERS, who are taking advantage of naive, honest people. Pretty disgusting.

So I "Interviewed" with one of Brian's recruiters for an available position posted through Indeed advertising for this "company" and everything seemed normal with the meeting at first until she started prequalifying me with questions about my credit score and insisting that all new team members were expected to drop $3k into Bryan's program as personal development for this 100% Commission-Based position, reasoning that that would insure that all sales closers would be walking, talking proof of success of the the founder's system of coaching. After pointing out that I was not in the financial position to drop that kind of money into the program just for a sales job opportunity, we agreed that I would get back to her and let her know where I stood after doing more research into the company. So I did my due diligence and looked into how Brian's positioned his enterprise on line, and was more alarmed than impressed. I reached back out to the phone number that the representative used to contact me with and texted that she did a fine job but I was not interested in the opportunity. That is when chaos hit the fan. Suddenly I received multiple texts and I was no longer communicating with the representative but with Bryan the founder himself! And here was this self-proclaimed sales coaching genius berating me and using my current economic situation (that I divulged to the rep during the initial meeting) to belittle me and elevate himself in a pompous tirade gloating at how he's on this glorious pathway to success as a 23yo while I'm a incompetent loser of a middle-aged man. I chose not to engage and he blew up my messages on my phone throwing his temper-tantum and raging. This went on for 10 minutes before I finally blocked the guy. Clearly this guy is no sales guru and doesn't get people. Do not walk away. RUN!!!!

Sales Genius Coaching is a Scam!!! Do not waste your time going to his so call interview, he will ask you to pay $3000 for a training that my 8 year old can do in his sleep! He’s a kid trying to rip people off, this is the definition of a MLM. He still owes me money I was told would refunded back to me!