If you have bought any of Justin Wilmot's real estate investing programs but didn't receive a refund after asking for one, please submit your complaint here.
My experience with Justin Wilmot was the absolute worst ever. I've been fighting him for the past 2 years trying to get a refund. He scammed me for a total of $5197.
I paid $4997 for his "10-Hour Wholesaler 2.0" program (www.10hourwholesaler.com/get-started-now) on June 4, 2021 (screenshots #5 and #32). After I ordered, I was given my login details. The content was only just videos of Justin Wilmot explaining how the program works. Not what I had expected considering the money that I had paid for. Unlike "10-Hour Wholesaler 1.0" (www.10hourwholesaler.com), which is a do-it-yourself course for $97, "10-Hour Wholesaler 2.0" is an "automated co-wholesaling program" that includes 150 seller leads with at least 3 warm leads out of them, a virtual assistant to call these leads if they're interested in selling their houses, and 3 accredited wholesalers depending on the target city that you choose in his list that you have to contact and split the deals with.
I chose Dallas and only had 1 lead that was interested in selling their house. So I didn't get the 3 warm leads as advertised. When I called the accredited wholesalers (screenshots #8 and #10), none of them were interested in buying the house from that lead. I immediately e-mailed their customer support team ([email protected]) for a refund. But they didn't respond. I tried sending a refund request to their other e-mail addresses ([email protected], [email protected], and [email protected]) but they still didn't respond. I also tried calling their customer service numbers (800-225-8911 and 904-595-6471) every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (screenshot #10) but nobody picked up the phone. Instead, it went to voice message and I left them a countless number of messages demanding a refund but they never called me back. When the 30-day money-back guarantee had passed, I was out of luck since they kept ignoring my messages. I was starting to believe that this was all a scam.
They had a virtual partner named Nathan Davies to be my so-called "coach" to guide me through the program. We scheduled a few phone calls through his Calendly link. I told him about my situation. Somehow, he couldn't help me get a refund. Instead, he recommended me to switch my target city to Kansas City and work with an accredited wholesaler named Chris White. After doing that in November 2021, he then told me that he was leaving Justin Wilmot's company in December 2021.
Since Nathan Davies left the company, he had me work with Noemi David. Noemi David said that she'll have Chris White to contact me. Chris White called me on the phone in February 2022 and he told me his buying criteria. I had Noemi David send me an invoice and paid $200 for 200 leads from Justin Wilmot on March 14, 2022 (screenshot #5). It had no money-back guarantee. Not to mention that it didn't include a virtual assistant like it used to. So I had to hire one at an additional cost. Only 2 of the leads were interested in selling their houses. I called Chris White but he never picked up the phone. I left him over 20 voicemail messages but he still never called me. I told Noemi David about this but she couldn't help me. Eventually, she left the company. Their accredited wholesalers are nothing but unprofessional. They don't pick up the phone or answer e-mails and for the ones that do, they never buy any properties.
I got so fed up that I wrote a complaint letter to Justin Wilmot's business address (Atlantic Real Estate Connection LLC, 511 North Oceanshore Boulevard, Flagler Beach, FL 32136) demanding a refund of my $4997. But it was bounced back to me as an invalid address. So I wrote a few complaint letters to his other business address (Freedom Moguls LLC, 712 South Oceanshore Boulevard, Flagler Beach, FL 32136) every couple of months for about a year. He never answered. I then wrote a complaint letter to his home address (34 Seabridge Drive, Ormond Beach, FL 32176) with my invoice receipt attached (screenshot #32) and forwarded them to the attorney generals in my home state of New York (Letitia James) and in his home state of Florida (Ashley Moody).
This time, he responded to my complaint to both attorney generals (screenshots #1 to #12). He attached proof of my activities and e-mail communication (screenshots #5 to #11) to Abigail Fisher in New York and to Tori L. Harrell in Florida. In his rebuttal, he asked me for proof that I sent a refund request (screenshot #3). I responded by saying that I deleted the copies of the e-mails because I always have a habit of deleting every copy of the e-mails that I send (screenshots #13 and #14). He tried to prove that I didn't send him a refund request (screenshot #6). There's no doubt in my mind that he deleted all the e-mails that I sent to him just to get rid of the evidence. He didn't respond to my second complaint (screenshots #15 and #18). However, I received a second response from him (screenshots #16 and #17), which is the same response that he sent to Tori L. Harrell in Florida (screenshots #5 to #11). Just attachments of my activities and e-mail communication. What is this supposed to mean? I have already provided my explanation to him. So even if I didn't delete the copies of the e-mails that I sent and was able to send him proof, he's still gonna ignore me because has no intention to refund my money whatsoever.
He claims that he has no complaints (screenshot #3). But these are the complaints about him (links below). The author on BiggerPockets is similar to my situation. She said that she paid for one of Justin Wilmot's programs. When she asked their customer support team for a refund within the 30-day money-back guarantee, they refused. So that means that they didn't honor their refund policy. The author on the first Scamion link said that he tried e-mailing and calling their customer support team and even tried reaching out to Justin Wilmot on Facebook but they didn't respond. But his complaint was soon resolved. However, the author on the second scamion link said that someone named Jennifer took an extra $49 out of his bank account. This was never resolved. Justin Wilmot has a wife named Jennifer. So it's possible that his wife stole this customer's money and that they could be a husband and wife team operating this scam. I told Justin Wilmot to explain all of this. Again, he ignored me.
Justin Wilmot Reviews
If you have bought any of Justin Wilmot's real estate investing programs but didn't receive a refund after asking for one, please submit your complaint here.
My experience with Justin Wilmot was the absolute worst ever. I've been fighting him for the past 2 years trying to get a refund. He scammed me for a total of $5197.
I paid $4997 for his "10-Hour Wholesaler 2.0" program (www.10hourwholesaler.com/get-started-now) on June 4, 2021 (screenshots #5 and #32). After I ordered, I was given my login details. The content was only just videos of Justin Wilmot explaining how the program works. Not what I had expected considering the money that I had paid for. Unlike "10-Hour Wholesaler 1.0" (www.10hourwholesaler.com), which is a do-it-yourself course for $97, "10-Hour Wholesaler 2.0" is an "automated co-wholesaling program" that includes 150 seller leads with at least 3 warm leads out of them, a virtual assistant to call these leads if they're interested in selling their houses, and 3 accredited wholesalers depending on the target city that you choose in his list that you have to contact and split the deals with.
I chose Dallas and only had 1 lead that was interested in selling their house. So I didn't get the 3 warm leads as advertised. When I called the accredited wholesalers (screenshots #8 and #10), none of them were interested in buying the house from that lead. I immediately e-mailed their customer support team ([email protected]) for a refund. But they didn't respond. I tried sending a refund request to their other e-mail addresses ([email protected], [email protected], and [email protected]) but they still didn't respond. I also tried calling their customer service numbers (800-225-8911 and 904-595-6471) every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (screenshot #10) but nobody picked up the phone. Instead, it went to voice message and I left them a countless number of messages demanding a refund but they never called me back. When the 30-day money-back guarantee had passed, I was out of luck since they kept ignoring my messages. I was starting to believe that this was all a scam.
They had a virtual partner named Nathan Davies to be my so-called "coach" to guide me through the program. We scheduled a few phone calls through his Calendly link. I told him about my situation. Somehow, he couldn't help me get a refund. Instead, he recommended me to switch my target city to Kansas City and work with an accredited wholesaler named Chris White. After doing that in November 2021, he then told me that he was leaving Justin Wilmot's company in December 2021.
Since Nathan Davies left the company, he had me work with Noemi David. Noemi David said that she'll have Chris White to contact me. Chris White called me on the phone in February 2022 and he told me his buying criteria. I had Noemi David send me an invoice and paid $200 for 200 leads from Justin Wilmot on March 14, 2022 (screenshot #5). It had no money-back guarantee. Not to mention that it didn't include a virtual assistant like it used to. So I had to hire one at an additional cost. Only 2 of the leads were interested in selling their houses. I called Chris White but he never picked up the phone. I left him over 20 voicemail messages but he still never called me. I told Noemi David about this but she couldn't help me. Eventually, she left the company. Their accredited wholesalers are nothing but unprofessional. They don't pick up the phone or answer e-mails and for the ones that do, they never buy any properties.
I got so fed up that I wrote a complaint letter to Justin Wilmot's business address (Atlantic Real Estate Connection LLC, 511 North Oceanshore Boulevard, Flagler Beach, FL 32136) demanding a refund of my $4997. But it was bounced back to me as an invalid address. So I wrote a few complaint letters to his other business address (Freedom Moguls LLC, 712 South Oceanshore Boulevard, Flagler Beach, FL 32136) every couple of months for about a year. He never answered. I then wrote a complaint letter to his home address (34 Seabridge Drive, Ormond Beach, FL 32176) with my invoice receipt attached (screenshot #32) and forwarded them to the attorney generals in my home state of New York (Letitia James) and in his home state of Florida (Ashley Moody).
This time, he responded to my complaint to both attorney generals (screenshots #1 to #12). He attached proof of my activities and e-mail communication (screenshots #5 to #11) to Abigail Fisher in New York and to Tori L. Harrell in Florida. In his rebuttal, he asked me for proof that I sent a refund request (screenshot #3). I responded by saying that I deleted the copies of the e-mails because I always have a habit of deleting every copy of the e-mails that I send (screenshots #13 and #14). He tried to prove that I didn't send him a refund request (screenshot #6). There's no doubt in my mind that he deleted all the e-mails that I sent to him just to get rid of the evidence. He didn't respond to my second complaint (screenshots #15 and #18). However, I received a second response from him (screenshots #16 and #17), which is the same response that he sent to Tori L. Harrell in Florida (screenshots #5 to #11). Just attachments of my activities and e-mail communication. What is this supposed to mean? I have already provided my explanation to him. So even if I didn't delete the copies of the e-mails that I sent and was able to send him proof, he's still gonna ignore me because has no intention to refund my money whatsoever.
He claims that he has no complaints (screenshot #3). But these are the complaints about him (links below). The author on BiggerPockets is similar to my situation. She said that she paid for one of Justin Wilmot's programs. When she asked their customer support team for a refund within the 30-day money-back guarantee, they refused. So that means that they didn't honor their refund policy. The author on the first Scamion link said that he tried e-mailing and calling their customer support team and even tried reaching out to Justin Wilmot on Facebook but they didn't respond. But his complaint was soon resolved. However, the author on the second scamion link said that someone named Jennifer took an extra $49 out of his bank account. This was never resolved. Justin Wilmot has a wife named Jennifer. So it's possible that his wife stole this customer's money and that they could be a husband and wife team operating this scam. I told Justin Wilmot to explain all of this. Again, he ignored me.