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Originally Posted by Brutha  That may be true, but human society works much better when people who do immoral things, lose by doing them. Telling everyone who searches in google about the School of Phenomial Memory (this post is 5th in googles ranking) about his experience will probably make it a bad business decision for Ruslan not to refund his money.
What is the criterium for the gurarantee?
a) Disatisfation with the product. "100% Satisfaction Guaranteed"
b) Providing an explanation why you want the refund.
It doesn't state that a requirement of spending enough time to make it work (or how many hours would be required for that) to make the claim 'valid' in his ToS.
Having a very narrow refund policy does't make it a scam.
It is certainly not nice to claim that you have a realtivly open refund policy when you only have a narrow one, but it says nothing about the effectiveness of the course. |
You'r completely correct about it being a stupid business decision by ruslan, its human nature to stick to there guns in these type of situations though.
Same with the refund policy, I didn't actually read it and just went by the comments from other people (err oops lol).
Been reading through the entire website and nearly finished reading the manual from start to finish. It appears to be a functional system and a solid way off teaching it as well. Para is being a bit paranoid and appears to 'retaliate' against this company because HE fails to implement it...
Ps. Sorry brutha if I'm causing unneccesary fuss.
I really am gratefull that I found this course, its exactly what I needed and para helped me find it (no not sarcasm).