I found this course advertised on Instagram. I was curious as I have never heard of YouTube Automation so I decided to sign up for the free online webinar discussing in more detail about the topic.
The Owner, David Omari promised many things with his webinar. He made many claims that we cannot fail and if we do it is because we did not try hard enough like he did. He promised us a 30 day then switched it to 60 day money back guarantee if we did not find the course satisfactory.
He offered the course/training at $1,497 and said he only has 20 available spots to the first 20 who is serious about learning YouTube automation and desires to make a living from this. As the spots were filling up..according to what David was saying, the spots filled up quickly and he was generous enough to open another 10 spots.
This went on for another 1 hour. He went from only 20 spots (becuase he said he cannot handle more than that) to more than 35+ After a 3.5 hr long webinar, mostly he sold himself and how much money he made and had two people as testimonials and they gave David all the credit for making them rich.
I signed up and thought that I would give it a chance. I knew nothing about YouTube Automation from the free webinar he gave, but he did mention some things that I thought I can do. After I bought the course $1,497, I was able to finish it in one day while taking notes (it was less than 3 hrs total). He basically read off of other lists that we could have found ourselves. He did not give us any information that was hard to come by.
I tried to email them 3-4 days after I signed up, I kept telling myself something is wrong with me if I dont try it, but I realized this course was not for me. I let David know, he brushed me off and said to email his team. I emailed them and they never responded. David also promised he would raffle off $1,500 to anyone who can post a video of themselves after the webinar and state the good things they learned and post it on Facebook.
I emailed them and 2x they emailed me back sayingThanks for your email, at this time your refund request has been denied. David stated in the webinar as well as the refund policy our 60 day money back guarantee is action based. You must show proof that you have applied everything you’ve learned from the program and that it did not work for you. If you need any further assistance please let us know.
This is in direct violation of the consumer protection laws. I let David know that by messaging him on instagram and he refered me back to his "team" that keeps generating the same response to all of my emails.
I purchased a course from David Omari online. Felt that I had nothing to lose because he stated that the course came with a 30 money back guarantee. After a few days (4) of going through the information I found that the course wasn't for me, so I contacted the company for a refund. A representative of the company responded to my email stating that before I could receive a refund I would have to show proof that I attempted the steps of the course.
Me: What kind of proof exactly? Them: By going on YouTube and creating 30 videos. If no results (money made) are shown we will refund you.
In the course it tells you how to create the videos by paying freelancers $40-$50 for their services. If my math is correct $50X30= $1,500.
Can somebody tell me how this makes sense? Having to show results to get a refund was never mentioned when presenting the course.
David Omari Reviews
I found this course advertised on Instagram. I was curious as I have never heard of YouTube Automation so I decided to sign up for the free online webinar discussing in more detail about the topic.
The Owner, David Omari promised many things with his webinar. He made many claims that we cannot fail and if we do it is because we did not try hard enough like he did. He promised us a 30 day then switched it to 60 day money back guarantee if we did not find the course satisfactory.
He offered the course/training at $1,497 and said he only has 20 available spots to the first 20 who is serious about learning YouTube automation and desires to make a living from this. As the spots were filling up..according to what David was saying, the spots filled up quickly and he was generous enough to open another 10 spots.
This went on for another 1 hour. He went from only 20 spots (becuase he said he cannot handle more than that) to more than 35+ After a 3.5 hr long webinar, mostly he sold himself and how much money he made and had two people as testimonials and they gave David all the credit for making them rich.
I signed up and thought that I would give it a chance. I knew nothing about YouTube Automation from the free webinar he gave, but he did mention some things that I thought I can do. After I bought the course $1,497, I was able to finish it in one day while taking notes (it was less than 3 hrs total). He basically read off of other lists that we could have found ourselves. He did not give us any information that was hard to come by.
I tried to email them 3-4 days after I signed up, I kept telling myself something is wrong with me if I dont try it, but I realized this course was not for me. I let David know, he brushed me off and said to email his team. I emailed them and they never responded. David also promised he would raffle off $1,500 to anyone who can post a video of themselves after the webinar and state the good things they learned and post it on Facebook.
I emailed them and 2x they emailed me back sayingThanks for your email, at this time your refund request has been denied. David stated in the webinar as well as the refund policy our 60 day money back guarantee is action based. You must show proof that you have applied everything you’ve learned from the program and that it did not work for you. If you need any further assistance please let us know.
This is in direct violation of the consumer protection laws. I let David know that by messaging him on instagram and he refered me back to his "team" that keeps generating the same response to all of my emails.
I purchased a course from David Omari online. Felt that I had nothing to lose because he stated that the course came with a 30 money back guarantee. After a few days (4) of going through the information I found that the course wasn't for me, so I contacted the company for a refund. A representative of the company responded to my email stating that before I could receive a refund I would have to show proof that I attempted the steps of the course.
Me: What kind of proof exactly? Them: By going on YouTube and creating 30 videos. If no results (money made) are shown we will refund you.
In the course it tells you how to create the videos by paying freelancers $40-$50 for their services. If my math is correct $50X30= $1,500.
Can somebody tell me how this makes sense? Having to show results to get a refund was never mentioned when presenting the course.