conversation: User (KanyeWestFacts): "As stated, I love the books. But I read a lot of bad reviews online about the seminar. Can anyone in PF share their personal experience with us? Its 700(my friend would split) for a 3 day seminar on real estate strategy.  \n"
  Self: "Seminars like that are often a waste of money, and sometimes outright scams. It's basically what you'd find in a book or online mixed with a pep-rally type feel. They're designed to sell seats to the seminar to profit the speaker and to sell other stuff once they've energized you."
  RedPatch1x3 (RedPatch1x3): "A guy I worked with went to a seminar about starting an Amazon business and is now one of the highest sellers in his category. He definitely hit it big with his product. He talked another guy into going to the same seminar and after a year and a half he is currently on page 28 of his category of sales. When looking for a specific item very rarely will someone go past page 2 or 3. He did talk me into buying one of his products so I assume most of his sales are still family members and friends. \n\nI guess what I'm trying to say is that sometimes they are helpful and some times not so much. This particular seminar had an upfront fee of $10,000 for the 2 days it lasted."
  Yo_2T (Yo_2T): "&gt;$10,000 for the 2 days it lasted \n\n(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻\n\nWho would have $10k to blow in 2 days if they weren't already rich? These seminars make no sense. "
  RedPatch1x3 (RedPatch1x3): "Ya i thought it was completely insane when they were talking about it. He did say it was worth it enough to recommend it to the other guy. From what I remember him telling me it included a hotel for two nights, lunch and dinner for both nights, something like 8 different classes/subjects , and a you got a "coach" you could call for 1 hour a month who would advise you.\n\n"
  