Speaking of dominoes, this is an article I just read.

http://www.jenman.com/NewsArticles1.php?id=65

I am not sure I agree that so many will walk away, (or maybe it’s hard to believe and I need time to disgest it all) but it is surprising that so many people bought when all the signs should have been clear to them.

Says something about the sales…[Read more]

I didn’t really think you were deriding him, just being a tad cynical about his motives.

But, let’s face it, we all have to get paid somehow. There is a big difference between being paid and being bought.

From what I can discern, he cannot be bought. I think he has proved that, many times, and therefore he (perhaps) deserves a little less…[Read more]

I thank you for your replies. I am aware of Jenman and it seems that his critics are mostly those tied to practices he opposes. I have a very strong feeling that he is genuine. In fact, I’d bet the house on it, I really would.

We need more people to stand up and speak out. I think they should be encouraged.

Cheers

Bec

Thanks for that, Wayne.

Oh sure, I don’t mind a bit of cynicism – as you know, I am partial to it myself.

However, I think you’re on the wrong path with Jenman’s motives. If you look at his web site, I am sure he says that some of the worst agents are those who have claimed to have done his ethics courses.

Also, I saw a post from the wrapper,…[Read more]

Well, how wonderful to see a wonderful person mentioned on this forum instead of the usual gang of get-rich shysters. Noel’s books are some of the best in the world. Anyone who has not read them is being deprived of some vital investing information.

The best thing about Noel Whittaker is his honesty. The worst thing is that he’s modest. Why is it…[Read more]

Dear Sue

I am not sure what you mean about laughing because Jenman is in the story? It is my understanding that Jenman has done a lot to not only stop Henry Kaye but also to help Henry’s victims. And, it seems that he has done all this at great personal and professional risk to himself.

So, what’s funny about it when journalists quote him?

Bec

It’s not much of a book. It’s written by a chappie who failed big time to make it in real estate selling and then wrote a small time book to get revenge.

This is just my opinion – sort of like the real estate equivalent of a sad Shakesperian tragedy.

It’s hard to find because there weren’t many printed, it was self-published and it lasted in the…[Read more]

Gee, you have sure picked the dodgy trifecta here. If Henry Kaye was still in business, you’d have had his name in there, too.

Richmastery are two boys from NZ who have been exposed in a number of places in the past few months. Stay away from them. You have been warned. Yes, their offer may look good, but looks – especially in the get-rich world…[Read more]

WARNING

Stay away from these turkeys.

Bec

I think you are all a bit hard on this person over what, I admit by today’s standards, is a minor ethical issue.

There is no doubt that it is unethical to have a mailbox and call it a suite. But you just have to ask why he does it. The answer is obvious. He wants to look better than he is, to create an image. Sadly, this is the way of the world,…[Read more]

Excellent advice, Michael. While no one wants to come down hard on someone just because they’re young, there is a big difference between new kids who think they know it all and those who have seen it all.

Some friends sent me the ESC video and we all sat down and wathced it the other night. It was puerile and pathetic.

Apparently this Phil Jones…[Read more]

I suppose sometimes you just gotta spell it out.

ESC are dodgy, very dodgy. With age comes wisdom, although when these toddlers get older they’ll be just as dodgy. By “nappies” I was referring both to their age and their experience. They paddled out into the booming real estate surf a couple of years ago and, like many of today’s “experts” they…[Read more]

WARNING

Phil Jones and his mob are becoming notorious in NZ.

As Bill says, “They will eat you alive.” They are the Kiwi version of Henry Kaye.

Many of their “great deals” are “horror deals”. They are barely out of nappies. Mark my words – they are going to fall down and take lots of people with them.

This is all I am going to say about them,…[Read more]

Bill, Just in case no one has said this before, I think you are a good and wise man.

The best advice that I could give novice investors at the moment would be to heed your advice.

You’re a true gem.

Cheers

Bec

Bill, Just in case no one has said this before, I think you are a good and wise man. T

he best advice that I could give novice investors at the moment would be to heed your advice.

You’re a true gem.

Cheers

Bec

If you don’t like Jenman’s articles, then don’t read them. I love them. Who else names names and gives as many facts as he does? It’s weird that you say you don’t know anything about Jenman’s system but you are sick of Jenman. Tell me some facts about the facts he has written that you have a problem with. How can you stick up for the crooks?…[Read more]

Comparing Neil Jenman to Henry Kaye is like comparing Elliott Ness to Al Capone (that’s what I heard someone say, but I agree).

I don’t think Jenman is without faults (who is?!)but I’ve been watching him for a long time and I reckon he’s the real deal.

Thanks for the chance to say this.

Bec