Like other people have reported, Kevin Parker is a straight up con artist - point blank period. After drinking his KoolAid I paid him to get my finances on track and to set me up in a new business that he suggested for me. The little work he did on my finances was screwed up. He never set up the business beyond a cheap looking non-functioning web site. He never earned or accounted for the vast majority of the money I paid him - he just stole it and continued to lie about it until I stopped listening.
It looks like from other reports on here he just took people's money and ran. With me his m.o. was to keep making up ridiculous excuses (I didn't know the check would bounce, it's my brother's fault, we never agreed to that, etc. etc.), asking to meet either at his apartment building conference room (the 2M Building in DC) or at a local restaurant, and to keep feeding me bs.
There were a couple other people involved on our "team" who Parker was roping into his con through other business ventures. One of them I talk to ended up being a victim of his con artist ways. The other person refused to believe the obvious and kept working for Parker - hopefully he has since woken up.
Kevin Parker is very smart and articulate - I'm no dummy (except for this time lol) and he roped me in. He comes off as a decent guy with a real heart and real solutions for people. He's very convincing. But the bottom line is that he is just sizing you up for the best way to get you to trust him and eventually pick your pockets. Just a classic con.
Parker lives between DC and Atlanta as far as I can tell. Lives with a guy he calls his brother in the 2M Building in DC. He travels around with a grinny goofball named Michael - his partner in crime.
Don't do any business with this guy, tell him any of your personal business or give him any money. I'm still debating how I plan to handle him. I may just leave it up to the universe. Last time I saw him though he was limping and looked like he was on death's door, so maybe karma is already at work.
Kevin Parker Reviews
Like other people have reported, Kevin Parker is a straight up con artist - point blank period. After drinking his KoolAid I paid him to get my finances on track and to set me up in a new business that he suggested for me. The little work he did on my finances was screwed up. He never set up the business beyond a cheap looking non-functioning web site. He never earned or accounted for the vast majority of the money I paid him - he just stole it and continued to lie about it until I stopped listening.
It looks like from other reports on here he just took people's money and ran. With me his m.o. was to keep making up ridiculous excuses (I didn't know the check would bounce, it's my brother's fault, we never agreed to that, etc. etc.), asking to meet either at his apartment building conference room (the 2M Building in DC) or at a local restaurant, and to keep feeding me bs.
There were a couple other people involved on our "team" who Parker was roping into his con through other business ventures. One of them I talk to ended up being a victim of his con artist ways. The other person refused to believe the obvious and kept working for Parker - hopefully he has since woken up.
Kevin Parker is very smart and articulate - I'm no dummy (except for this time lol) and he roped me in. He comes off as a decent guy with a real heart and real solutions for people. He's very convincing. But the bottom line is that he is just sizing you up for the best way to get you to trust him and eventually pick your pockets. Just a classic con.
Parker lives between DC and Atlanta as far as I can tell. Lives with a guy he calls his brother in the 2M Building in DC. He travels around with a grinny goofball named Michael - his partner in crime.
Don't do any business with this guy, tell him any of your personal business or give him any money. I'm still debating how I plan to handle him. I may just leave it up to the universe. Last time I saw him though he was limping and looked like he was on death's door, so maybe karma is already at work.