And the Henry Kay saga continues….

I am booked into the Henry Kaye seminar for Monday night in Melbourne, after talking to people on this forum and doing some research, I will not be going!
I have now booked into Steve’s seminar in Melbourne in November. I’m sure I will achieve and learn a lot more going to one of Steve’s seminars.
It is amazing though, when you tell people you are going into property investing, how many people say “Be Careful” and often warn about shonky property guru’s holding seminar’s.

Hi All,

I went to NII 3-4 hours seminar couple of month ago. After that they asked me to come to their office for consultation. And in that these people keep on asking me to join their course for 15k ( that time it was for that much I heared now it’s more expensive) same day. When I said I will think and get back to them they were not interested letting me go without signing the papers they keep on introducing me to all their people in the building and pressuring me. Some how I manage to get out from their.

And now you can news about them every where.

Amit

You are right, if it’s free then it’s probably worth going to.
I know that if I did go to one of Henry Kayes seminar’s I would have to be strong and not get excited and caught up in all the hype
and end up signing something that later I will regret.
That’s how they get you.

Here’s something to ponder…

My husband and I attended a HK evening chat session (complete with the real life “video Henry”!) and just thought everything that was said made sense, we really connected with the ideas and suggestions. We met with a rep during a break and had a good chat (or was it a grill/integration?) At the end of the session we (along with the room full of people) were offered the chance to attend a 3 day investment seminar in Queensland only $8,000 ish (?? – a couple of years ago now, not sure on the exact amount, but it was in the thousands). Anyway, if we signed up on the night special prices etc etc, so we signed up, gave our credit card details and everything, we were told someone would call us soon to confirm the details. One week went by – nothing, two weeks – nothing, a month still nothing.

Now perhaps I should have called to confirm the booking, but did not. Now in hindsight I am obviously very glad I didn’t and to this date we have still not heard anything from them and no money was ever deducted from our account.

So here (finally) is my ponder point, were we not what HK looks for? My husband and I are both in IT, relatively articulate and with clear investment goals, we already had one investment property and available equity and you know what?… all this information had been extracted by the rep we spoke with – not just a passing conversation?.. so I often ponder just who is it that they target?