Forum Replies Created
We recently met with Members Alliance sales consultants in our home. They originally sold this meeting as a first step to working out your goals and seeing whether they can help. The meeting was basically a sales spiel and they asked questions, which I thought was unnecessary such as how many holidays we wanted to take and schools we wanted to send our child to. I asked why it needed to be so specific. Why can’t they just ask how much we wanted to spend on holidays and education? I reckon they collect this information so at the next meeting they can bring this up again and worm you into signing one of their deals.
They also mentioned how they could save us a lot in tax deductions. I said that we claim deductions as we’re entitled to and asked how they were going to get us more? They promise they can get you a bigger deduction (thousands of dollars) and create wealth? So how are they going to do this? Of course they don’t answer this. Though they make you attend a meeting at their office threatening to deduct $200 from your credit card if you do not, we managed to cancel this meeting by calling them after to say we’re not interested. I spoke to CAV and if you sign up for any offer that is unsolicited, you are entitled to a ten-day cooling period. So don’t go. Call and cancel!
