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Complaint Review: Kevin Strong of stealmyfunnel.com - San Jose California
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Kevin Strong of stealmyfunnel.com
San Jose, California, United States
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http://stealmyfunnel.com
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Kevin Strong of stealmyfunnel.com Sent $2300 via Google Wallet for web funnel design training. After the money was sent, never heard from him again. San Jose California
I received an email from Kevin Strong of StealMyFunnel.com promising to teach me how to improve my online business using marketing funnels. I chatted with him a couple times on his website chat box. He was very agressive in saying that I should sign up and I'll make any money I spend with him and more back in 2 months. Unfortunately, I decided to sign up after he gave me a discount of $500 off of the $3000 he was asking for. He then said he'd be willing to take an extra $200 off if I paid cash through Google Wallet for a total of $2300. I stupidly said yes and transferred the $2300. Afterwards I sent him several emails, tried to reach him via skype (screen name: kevin.strong70) and online chat with no response.
I would avoid sending money or doing any business with Kevin Strong OR anyone associated with him (he has several names that he goes by). You will no doubt lose your money and he will dissapear.
When I realized I was scammed, I was very angry and dissapointed. What I realized through the frustration of losing the money and falling for his manipulation and lies was that, it sucks, but I can go out and make more money and find honest business mentors. He on the other hand has already lost. He loses everyday. The price of living a life of stealing people's money means he is probably always paranoid, looking over his shoulder wondering if he's being followed by a private investigator, wondering if someone has found him to exact revenge, wondering if his friends and family would accept him if they really knew where the money came from. In short, he must have a miserable life, certainly devoid of all the wonderful gifts that come from uplifting, inspiring, and truly helping people.
