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I wish he had informed us from the start that joining the dropshipping business would cost $20. I would have gladly sent it as a donation instead of wasting my time. Trust is built on honesty—remember that. You’re welcome.
I just finished the zoom session with them and the entire session was a scripted pitch designed to manipulate and sell.(It screams scam from when you get contacted on whatsapp to the end of the session)He started with a long personal story about how he came from nothing, struggled, and eventually met a mysterious mentor in Thailand who taught him a “business model.”He claimed to have helped a football player named Neilson (or something similar) who became successful thanks to this method.He kept repeating that he wants to “help us” and “give back” because he’s already made it.He never explained what the actual business was just vague promises of transformation, success, and freedom.In the final 2 minutes, he suddenly pushed us to register for a $20 course, saying only the first 50 people would get it and that it’s a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”This is a textbook scam: emotional manipulation, urgency, and zero transparency. I looked up Torino International and found multiple scam warnings and poor reviews. The certificate and company are unverifiable and suspicious.Avoid this trap. Don’t give them your money or personal info. If you were in the same meeting speak up and warn others.
So i went here before entering a convo with them and took a good review of other people's mind then went talking with him on WhatsApp, he just wants me soo badly to go for the zoom interview thing after i asked him this, would u ask from me any sort of payment to you guys?. So yup its a scam and be aware 👋🏻Oh and ask chatgpt about the company first, it really helped me to find this website and be aware of suspicious websites
First, they reach out to you on WhatsApp with this sense of urgency — "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!" — and pressure you to attend a so-called magical meeting that will change your life. They keep reminding you that if you’re not interested, say so now, because there are other people begging to get in, and apparently you’re the lucky chosen one.Then the Zoom call starts — and surprise! It kicks off with a bald guy desperately asking everyone to follow him on Instagram. Classy. He then spends the next 30 minutes telling his life story — how he met this mysterious Michal guy (who’s supposed to be a millionaire guru), and a famous footballer that no one has ever heard of — and how his life magically changed after that encounter.For half an hour, it's just vague motivational fluff, buzzwords, and personal success anecdotes with zero substance. And then… boom. The grand reveal: pay $20 to join our life-changing course. That’s it. That’s the big secret. All that buildup just to funnel you into a cheap course upsell.It’s just another bait-and-switch play wrapped in fake exclusivity and recycled self-help hype. Save your time — and your $20.
They tried to scam me yesterday 😂 after an half hour introduction and showing off he traveled to Thailand i don't why he showed it to us but in the last 2 minutes he asked for 20$ to show who's serious if you are serious about working with us you have to pay the "small fee" 20 dollars i mean come on couldn't you do better than that and the meeting was recorded they didnt even bother to do it live they blocked comments and cams or voices just sit and watch and do the scam from the WhatsApp and watch the recording from zoom 😂😂😂😂
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