Anyone got a Carly Crutchfield home study they’d like to sell?

Hi Vixxx222, Yes there are a lot of opinions out there about CCorp. I am not a fan of Carly Crutchfield at all, nor am I a fan of many other wealth creation spruikers. The bottom line is that any information that is contained in these courses they promote are not secrets at all as they suggest. It can all be obtained for a fraction of the cost and often for free. The courses and material are often laced with promotional material and 'fluff' that consumers are paying far too much for!

I wouldn't be in any rush to pick up one of Carly's courses unless of course you can find one on ebay for a fraction of the price it was originally sold for. More often than not, these courses devalue hugely when they are onsold. If you really think about that, what does it tell you about the information contained in them? Remember that it is the spruikers that come up with the 'value' figures for these courses and I have to say that they are often hugely inflated.  

My advice is to avoid the property gurus altogether and buy a few good books on the subjects that you are interested in. You will save yourself a lot of money.

Having studied how these people promote themselves, I find it frustrating to see thousands of unsuspecting consumers falling for the marketing and promotional hype created by property gurus, only to discover much later that the goal of achieving wealth through property was achieved alright, but not by them.         

6k for a course. What a joke.

This information is not worh 6k, its not even worth 1k. You can get all this info plus more through books, online courses and this forum.

Keep your money.

Hello,

Anyone considering purchasing something 'second hand' needs to be aware that copyright and distribution permission issues may exist, and so they should only proceed after doing their due diligence.

I would further point out that anyone making this offer and breaching copyright may be subject to legal action, and if compelled to assist, we would have to pass on their details.

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I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this but it frustrates me when I see all these people falling for the deceiving marketing hype of wealth gurus. I just visited the site above re Carly Crutchfield exposed and it really doesn't surprise me that this has happened.

Property wealth sprukers, whatever their specialty, all operate in a similar fashion:

1)  Firstly in order to create a profile for themselves they often start with a 'rags to riches' story about themselves whether it is true or not.  This aligns them with the majority of hopefuls that attend their courses. It instills the idea that 'if I was able to do it you can too'.
2) They often create fear in people that they are not going to have enough money in their retirement or similar suggestions.

3) Then they offer the solutions. Come and learn the secrets. This is where many get caught; because they have never heard of the strategies before, they think they must be secrets.  Many of the strategies are outdated and no longer work and many find that they are a lot harder to put into practice than they are led to believe at the seminars. Many of the spruikers are teaching strategies that they would never use themselves, and some spruikers are not even involved in implimenting the strategies they teach, despite what they may say to the contrary. 

4) Much of the content in their talks (especially when it is about their own achievements) is highly exaggerated. They will make statements like "Come and see me after the seminar and we will show you all the evidence", knowing that no-one ever will. The masses take most of what is said at face value and the spruikers know this. 
   
5) Many spruikers have also realised that if you create the profile of the philantropist, the masses will sing your praises. This has enormous benefits for their profile.  True philantropists don't flaunt it. They give quietly and don't use the publicity of their works to benefit themselves. 

Remember that these people are highly skilled at moving a mass of people in the direction they want to. It becomes a crowd mentality at these seminars, and many find themselves joining the que to sign up for expensive courses once the hype has been created. Carly is a classic example of this. She has been making hundreds of thousands from the masses, some of who will still sing her praises, even after they have come to realise that thay have paid far to much for information that is next to useless.

Many become defensive when they see that their 'guru' is coming under attack because they are afraid that others will see it as a reflection of their own poor judgement.

I think it is time for a reality check. People need to be informed of the deceptive techniques they are being exposed to at many of these seminars as it is not obvious unless you have a good knowledge of how spruikers operate.  NLP (neuro linguistic programming) is only one of the techniques that spruikers have studied and use. By all means attend their free seminars as there may be something you will pick up, but don't be conned into buying expensive courses under the belief that you will make 10 times the amount of the course fees in your first property deal. Very few have found this to be the case, and by saying this you are just parroting an old line of the spriukers themselves. It may sound feasible to you but it is just another hollow statement made by spruikers to convince you to buy their courses.

Sorry for the rave but I think it is time that many people woke up. 
                

Hi there,

Yes I have her latest 2010 edition with feasability calculator,legal contracts etc plus a ticket to the bootcamp.

Will sell for $2000

I don’t have any Carly Crutchfield courses to sell, but I have a book of fairy tales.

Anyone interested?

Hi Guys PM me i will sell my pack.cheers