I was scammed by America's "Dating Doctor", David Coleman. (Davidcolemanspeaks.com) He's an award winning speaker in the college market so I can at least take comfort that I was taken by one of the best. He's actually considered a relationship expert by many mainstream publications. I think he believes his own bs. He fits the definition of a Narcissist to the tee, but hasn't been diagnosed professionally as one. Sad that he's being brought on to campuses all over the US to speak about healthy relationships and integrity. Neither topic should be in his show. I was taken in by his charm to the tune of a quarter of a million dollars. We were only married 1 year but together 3. My divorce isn't final yet (may 17). He's still going after my money and wasting my money on legal fees. No one in the college market or speaker market wants to shine a light on a fraud, worried that it'll reflect poorly on the profession as a whole I suppose. Colleges are turning a blind eye on their "entertainer of the year". I want my story told so this doesn't happen to another woman. I'm 50 and been divorced, and I didn't see it happening in front of my face. I have complete details, and supporting documents available proving everything.
Coleman Productions Reviews
I was scammed by America's "Dating Doctor", David Coleman. (Davidcolemanspeaks.com) He's an award winning speaker in the college market so I can at least take comfort that I was taken by one of the best. He's actually considered a relationship expert by many mainstream publications. I think he believes his own bs. He fits the definition of a Narcissist to the tee, but hasn't been diagnosed professionally as one. Sad that he's being brought on to campuses all over the US to speak about healthy relationships and integrity. Neither topic should be in his show. I was taken in by his charm to the tune of a quarter of a million dollars. We were only married 1 year but together 3. My divorce isn't final yet (may 17). He's still going after my money and wasting my money on legal fees. No one in the college market or speaker market wants to shine a light on a fraud, worried that it'll reflect poorly on the profession as a whole I suppose. Colleges are turning a blind eye on their "entertainer of the year". I want my story told so this doesn't happen to another woman. I'm 50 and been divorced, and I didn't see it happening in front of my face. I have complete details, and supporting documents available proving everything.