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Unclaimed Funds Retrieval Services

Foreclosure Academy

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  • Micah I

    Date: 02/12/2025

    DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY MONEY. YOU WILL NOT BE SUCCESSFUL, NO MATTER WHAT THEY OFFER, THEY WILL NOT PROVIDE YOU A REFUND EVEN with A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE.I gave them $****** with a money back guarantee, "if I made contact with at least 100 homeowners IN 6 months who said no, and therefore didn't close a deal."Well, despite my VA (virtual assistant) and I making over ****** calls in 6 months, we got about 250 'no' answers from actual homeowners. See the caveat in their legal language is actual homeowners. Where many are dead. Relatives dont count towards your quota. They dont make this clear in their sales pitch, and its tucked into their agreements.HOWEVER, the calls are supposed to be recorded in the CRM *(customer relationship management). For some reason & conveniently they didn't record, so the company was unwilling to give me credit for the 250 no clients. They claimed I had only 50 noReading through other REAL reviews here, it's Clear that FORECLOSURE ACADEMY will make up whatever story they need to in order to not refund people their money, despite their money-back guarantees. They are manipulative and predatory.Unclaimed Funds from a Foreclosure are a minefield of legal issues for people who are not actual lawyers. I couldn't find one lawyer in any state willing to work with me to help people reclaim their funds. In fact in my homestate of **, I reached out to a lawyer who is working with clients in these cases, but he refused to work with me as a 3rd party, and highly discouraged me from pursuing this venture myself, due to potential legal issues. He did offer me a $1000 commission, if I Brought him homeowners due overage ******** summary, dont buy any course or training from FORECLOSURE ACADEMY. THEY WILL NOT HONOR THEIR GUARANTEES. They are narcissist and will have to answer to god for their sins.

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