Note they try to claim I said things I did not say. I merely stated their advertised "live" event was not live, but prerecorded. They now are trying pretend I "chose" to attend a prerecorded event. It was advertised as a live event. They said Amazon reimbursed for product lost in the webinar, then in their reply here, they say something else. Further evidence that the webinar was prerecorded. Their defense seems to be limited to name calling. "Disgruntled customer" is a name I used a long time ago, trustpilot just keeps it in their records for me.
Yes, it's true I usually only write reviews for bad service. That doesn't make me a lunatic as they claim.
Regardless, their reply is further evidence their advertised "live" event was prerecorded and contains outdated content.
There seems to be hundreds of gurus selling courses of dubious value for drone businesses, stock trading, ecommerce and other enterprises. If they know how to get rich doing these things, why are they selling training instead of doing these things