I purchased PNCC last summer after being told it was 50% coaching development and 50% sales training. Instead, the first half was a diluted repeat of Zero to Dangerous (Z2D), which I had just completed and was never told would be included. The salesperson knew this and still failed to disclose it. I raised concerns, after 3 weeks but I was ghosted, passed between multiple people, and given no real resolution for months. After six months of delays and false reassurances from people who claimed they would advocate for me, FRC’s only “solution" was to suggest I transfer my enrollment to someone else. That’s hardly a fair resolution from a company that had no issue misleading me in the first place—especially after six months! Their refund policy conveniently doesn’t cover misrepresentation, and their handling of my case has been filled with delays, deflections, and empty reassurances. I was a huge believer in this work, but the way they handle complaints has completely eroded my trust. If you’re considering FRC, be aware—their sales team are masters at selling. Just read 4 of the next 5 reviews, and you’ll see glowing feedback not about the course, but about the sales call. They will tell you exactly what you want to hear, but what you receive may not be what was promised. And if you run into issues? Expect to be ignored.
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