THATLifestyleNinja

I bought the program for $1997.00 on the 15th of August last year. I wanted my refund after only using it for a day or so ,because after doing my own research there were ALOT of complaints against this guy and that they were denied refunds.Of course I then contacted customer support on August 15th 2019 after purchasing it to ask them my concerns I had and said the following:

"Came from the webinar and Kevin D said that the $1997 offer is RISK FREE and that we have nothing to lose, but I check the refunds terms and it says that we have to view less than 40% of the course in order to get money back? Just wondering , because I don't know who to trust kevin or the refund policy.".

Rep then simply directed me towards the terms of service. The reason why I am reaching out almost 1 yr after this has happened is because I couldn't find the company name on *** and never tried Revdex.com until now and just considered it an overall loss. Yes, I have tried to contact *** and my bank to get a refund at the time and they BOTH denied me as well. Also even if I would like to use it again I lost my membership????? I don't know how they managed to do that but they did

Seller boldly and repeatedly advertises an unconditional 14 day return policy. We purchased this course, did additional research, and decided that it was not a good fit and possibly fraudulent.

When we requested a refund, on the same day which the course was purchased, several undisclosed"conditions" were introduced to receive a refund. Suddenly, there was a requirement to actually use the course and try it out for a while, but without consuming 40% of the course material. Another representative asked for a physical scan of a driver's license or passport, which we were concerned could be used for identity theft. Especially since this was requested by a non-US-based suort person.
Yet another representative asked us to drop our *** dispute. We're convinced that the only purpose of these requirements was to make the refund difficult to impossible. We have seen several other customers reporting similar complaints. There are also
very strong similarities in business model to this case with the FTC: ***, though we do not yet have evidence that the principals are the same. We were defrauded out of a large portion of our savings, and received nothing for it.

When I initially signed up for Kevin D's product, I was under the impression that I was getting started as being a seller through *** by purchasing products and selling them on the *** website. He said that *** would do ALL of the behind the scene work and that I only needed to be concerned was buying the products and having them available for purchase. The only thing Kevin spoke of during his entire presentation was just that and that a refund was 100% guaranteed within 14 days. He never once mentioned that I would have to purchase additional training courses in order to be successful in this business. On April 14th I was told via chat by Kevin's assistant, "Katie" that I need to completed Module 1 in order to meet the 40% of participation in order to get a refund. I also spoke to Roman Babauta on the same day when he called me and he told me that the only requirement was to complete the Module 1 and I told him that I had already complete. He then said that was all I needed to do and to contact Customer Service. Once I contacted Customer Service on April 15th,to find out how to request a refund, I was told all of these other requirements in order to get a refund. I feel that is a misrepresentation and false advertisement. In order to meet the refund requirements, there are several courses that have to be purchased. The amount of the course I purchased was $1,997. D was supposed to call me last night at 7 p.m. EST but I did not get a call.