Total scam. Took $5K delivered nothing. Do not ever buy from Ethan Donati. Their promise does not equal their delivery. They offered 9 separate services within a $5K package. They delivered only 2/3 of ONE of them. The others? Nowhere to be seen. Then, they tell you as a client you have abandoned the contract. When you ask for a refund, they tell you that Aaron Sansoni Entertainment took payment and they do not have your money! Scammers. Strongly recommend you share this review to all who are thinking of buying something from Ethan Donati.Update:Dictionary definition of a scam: a dishonest scheme to gain moneyFacts:1. When I purchased the package I asked the sales agent (female) and the sales manager (male) at your event if this purchase would be valid after I had exited my non-compete clause with my current employer. The answer was yes. I double checked with them both. On that condition alone, I purchased the package and paid legal tender, which does not expire. These facts, you clearly overlook in your statement.2. I commenced engagement ahead of that timeline. Your contract does not mention expiry. While you say “two months “ that is two months duration of service. Not the duration of the contract.3. I did the heavy lifting. In spite of being promised that your organisation would do the work, not only did I prepare the G Drive full of materials per request, in the end, I was made to write the entirety of the sales copy and write the landing page.4. I had to chase your team multiple times to the point where I had to chase admin to locate your strategist. While his insight was interesting, the delivery sucked.5. When I finally received the funnel, it was so bad and removed from what had been promised (and what I’d provided) that I resolved to learn clickfunnels myself and fix it. Which I did. So, to recap: I did the sales copy and built the funnel. By this time my business partner had been hospitalised and withdrew from the business and the content I created in clickfunnels changed. Recap: I created it. No impact on you.6. Your team advised me I had abandoned the contract. I had obviously not abandoned the contract as I’d spent an inordinate amount of time chasing your staff, rebuilding the funnel after the shoddy delivery of your team and remaining focussed on an outcome.7. I chased your team multiple times after you had advised me that I had abandoned the contract (which clearly I hadn’t). Zero response. Zero. 8. Your organisation was reported to Fair Trading. Not because I expected a result from a bureaucracy but because I wanted your organisation on the government radar. 9. Your original contract offered 9 services. I have not seen 8/9. You have my email to resend all of those.10. Your last goodwill offer was a watered down version of the original contract where I still had to do all of the heavy lifting.11. Lastly, you won’t remember this, but I deliberately came up to you at the end of your event to shake your hand, look you in the eye and say “I look forward to some great results.” A handshake in business means something to those with integrity.12. Your move, chiefUpdate 2:By now, I would have tried to turn a detractor into an advocate by not only apologising but also overcompensating as a result of the original failure by my business.Negative word-of-mouth allegedly has greater reach than positive word-of-mouth by a factor of 10 to 1.Trying to get a dissatisfied customer banned from Trust Pilot is probably not the smartest move.Still your move, chief.
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