Ted McGrath Brands Avis 

Bought a few things i was interested in copped all those annoying sales calls even though I repeatedly said I was not interested. Now I get text messages every week or so saying hey it's Ted Here. I have opted out at least 6-10 times by replying STOP as instructed and still they keep coming. Next step will be to make sure this message is seen everywhere until they stop the text messages.

I bought a cheap Ebook from this company some weeks ago.
Never received the login details, no answers to my emails so had to raise a VISA dispute.
The day I bought the Ebook, or should I say tried to buy this Ebook an annoying salewoman rang and tried to sell me more products.
Since then I have annoying messages to my phone saying "Ted Here".
Tried emailing them to stop and of course I get no reply.
Very poor company and very poor experience I`m sad to say.

I purchased the Ultimate Sales Course 2 weeks ago and, despite making contact 4 times, I have not had a response. Poor effort from a supposed marketing guru.

I bought the Ted McGrath Message to Millions course, almost $2,000. I teach marketing at one of the top Business Schools worldwide and I must say I found his course extremely intelligent, user-friendly and full of insightful steps which really are the right way to do marketing. Sure, he's just himself, telling his own story, but he really has understood how one markets themselves and their knowledge. I suspect not everyone can benefit from this kind of course because it takes a lot of work on your part, but I personally find him insightful and down to earth with practical knowledge that, if put into practice, will really push your business along.

The Essence of the Complaint of James A Robertson and Associates Limited against Ted McGrath Brands

Material damage
We suffered material damage, wrote off around 540 hours valued at at least £20,400 (US$26,500) and wrote off an investment of US$8,966. They claimed to understand business to corporation sales and it transpired they did not with the result that the advice they gave us was at best irrelevant and at worst damaging.

Poor quality to the point of incompetence -- no structure, learned nothing
Quality of group sessions was extremely poor, no agenda, no structured content, random irrelevant questions and answers. Flow of training inconsistent - not helpful. We already knew a lot of what they covered – had to get the information from other sources.

Promised personal attention that was not received
Promised small groups, ended up with 50 people. Small team weekly coaching sessions did not happen. Promised personal attention by Ted McGrath himself never materialized. The promised small and intimate groups were large, ineffective and off topic. Three one hour personal coaching sessions were rushed and concentrated on irrelevant topics. We were only told we were limited to three sessions after the three sessions has been exhausted.

Mis-sold to point of being fraudulent
Totally oversold what was delivered -- lots of promises, no delivery. Last 2 weeks before we raised our objections were redundant -- no relevance to our progress and questions. We believed Ted sincerely wanted to help people, but he evidently does not. The program fell materially short of the promises made by TMB to the point of being fraudulent

Complaints process was dishonest
TMB's own representatives told us we had a case for a refund. TMB failed to honestly or transparently assess our complaint and twice reverted to the “no refund policy” which was irrelevant given we were alleging fraud and incompetence. Process felt dishonest.

Manipulative selling, greedy
Pressured to pay and only then mentioned contract, not told three day cooling off period, hide behind contract to counter our complaints. TMB failed to disclose material aspects of the contract. Focus is on gaining money… certainly no focus on us After 8 weeks when we complained we were told we would have to pay more to get what we had been sold.

Promised revenue within 30 days never materialized – financial damage
Told them finances were tight but they assured us there would be substantial income within 30 days, still no income after 4 months causing serious financial headaches. TMB mis-sold their Dream Clients Delivered program for $8,996 when it should have been evident to them that a cheaper program -- Message to Millions would have been adequate. Extremely poor value for money. Formula not appropriate to corporate clients. Diane told us to expect revenue within 30 days.