What I got instead is an endless barrage of soliciting phone calls, boy did I start to cringe every time they called! No audience with Loral, just an endless line smooth talking, high pressure telemarketers.

More than $6000 for “coaching” (which means there is a phone number you’re supposed to call, and you talk to a lackey who doesn’t tell you anything you didn’t already know), then $3690 for a multi-entity LLC, (or $1890 for one), then $2995 for tax advisors, then $995 for a business credit builder.

And each time you call them, they have this creepy caller ID that tells them exactly who you are and every interaction you’ve had with them!

Yes, I feel like an idiot for giving them my hard earned money, but Loral has some big, high profile names endorsing her. The ONLY person Loral is making a millionaire is Loral! They find out exactly how much you have and then they systematically bleed you dry! This should be illegal…

PLEASE do NOT have anything to do with this evil, creepy empire!

All I got for my hefty investment was a few mediocre coaching sessions, a box of books and a ticket to one of Langmeier’s workshops (which I later discovered most people were attending for free!!!). When I asked for a refund, they kept saying, “You haven’t gone to the workshop yet. That will change your mind.” Right!

This woman pranced around like a high school cheerleader, in pants that were so long she was walking on three inches of hem, raving about all the wonderful ways you can make money with her system, and trying to whip the audience into a buying and selling frenzy. We were all supposed to come up with something to sell and were then pushed to sell to each other. What a waste of time!

I did meet a couple of nice people there, but otherwise it was just another hyper sales pitch for Langmeier’s “the big table,” her next level of investment for the super gullible. The big table… like we were a bunch of little kids at the small table wishing we could sit with Mommy.

Langmeier does know how to make money, but she makes it by ripping off trusting, honest people. And her organization is set up so nobody is accountable for your problems, and certainly not for issuing refunds. Just read the reviews on this site and you will get a small taste of how they handle customer service.

Do yourself a favor and avoid this organization. There are much better ways to make money than getting involved with rip off artists.

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Why Dr. Phil No longer has anything to do with Loral. This lawsuit has been appealed by Loral as she has lost. You can do further research concerning this lawsuit and other lawsuits against Loral on the internet.

Stay clear of Loral! She has instructed people to make positive comments on these websites so do not believe much in what they say.

She does not trust or respect people, even those who work for her or family. She trusts no one.
She has only a few so called employees, she has Hundreds of Contract employees so she does not pay any payroll taxes or any benefits. With no taxes paid when laying off people they cannot file for unemployment.
She screws so many people and squishes them like bugs!

Loral’s information is 1st rate if you ask me but like any program it takes work. She’s a coach. She’s a guide. She never offered to do the hard work for you.

Of course, the “free” book deal is a lead in. If you’re so naive you can’t see that then stick to your 9 – 5 job … you’re probably overpaid. On the other hand, if you see it as a “handshake gesture” in good faith and that she’s trying to build a business relationship with you then you might actually get the point.

If you don’t want to be upsold then simply say “no” when the telemarketers call. If someone charges your credit card without your permission, dispute the charge. What’s the problem. For the record, I was charged exactly what I agreed to. I’ve been called a few times. Not a big deal.

Lastly, the 17K big table: I know two people that have attended and both have repeated. They’re very happy. It’s not just about Loral but it’s the other people there. Think about it. These are people capable of paying (unlike most of the complainers above) 17K to attend the event. What’s it worth to meet and get to know those people? If it’s worth a lot to you, then go. If not, then don’t go. Pretty simple.

Life is too short to waste it complaining … take charge of building up your life instead of trying to tear others down to your level.

I must admit I was pleasantly surprised! I watched people who had never run a business before, make money for the first time in their lives, outside of a normal paycheck.

I was searching for Loral’s site again when I came across this comment area. I decided to drop in my observation.

The reality is that running a business takes a lot of hard work and discipline. A job is easy, simply show up, put in about 50% effort, and in 2 weeks, money shows up in the bank account.

The reason 75% of people show up to their jobs is so they don’t get fired. Think about it. If your company said, “Hey, show up if you want, either way we’re going to pay you.” Would you actually show up for work?

Having run an international communications company I can attest to this fact. You have people who are driven and want to work hard and then you have those who simply show up to collect a check.

If someone transitions from being employed to self-employed then you need a really strong motivator to stay focused. In a job it’s easy, do the things your told to do or be fired. Once you begin to work for yourself, you only have you to answer to. Does this make sense?

One of the benefits I see with her coaching programs is that they force you to be accountable. Are they making money from these programs, of course they are, but’s its the accountability which becomes your motivator.

With that being said this (self-employment) isn’t for everybody. Most people would “like to be financially free” or “would like the lifestyle”, but will never really do what it takes to build it. Again it takes a lot of hard work.

I know my comment doesn’t address every situation listed above, as it relates only to the cash machine workshop and coaching, however I think most people should sit down and review any and all information and decide for themselves.

As far as a success story I have one, even though it may be a bit small. While attending the cash machine workshop I cam up with a new idea to help small business owners. I tested it and had positive results. I then began to market it to other small business owners and in the last 4 months I’ve made just under $12,000. So it breaks down to about $3,000 a month minus some expenses, ended up netting about $2,600 avg. each month. Over time I can see it building very well.

The reason for this story is because regardless what each person decides to pursue, it takes hard work and dedication to make it happen. Sometimes we can get pushed and not like it, however sometimes that’s what it takes.

Again do your due diligence then decide if somethings right for you.

Best of Luck..