Dave Espino Reviews
Legit or Scam?
Dave Espino, like many self made business success stories, tried many different business opportunities before he found one that gave him both the success and the sense of freedom that he was looking for. The business venture that brought Espino this success began in 1999, when he began selling Hot Wheel cars on eBay.
As his success continued to grow, he diversified into selling a variety of products on the eBay auction site. His eBay business grew to the point where he eventually needed to create several websites to help with his growing products and clientele.
Dave Espino’s ability to profit from eBay led him to create several informative and training products on the eBay selling business, in which he claims to divulge the methods behind his personal success. His product line includes the well known Auctions for Income program.
Since releasing his various training manuals and programs, Dave Espino has come under a lot of scrutiny and has received his share of criticism as well. In Auctions for Income, Espino offers access to his personal wholesale source for discount products in addition to eBay how-to info. This is supposed to help people enter the drop shipping business warehouses with no overhead costs.
The problem is that Dave Espino offers this access to everyone that signs up for his program. The wholesale drop ship business, in addition to the eBay selling business, is already highly saturated and unbelievably competitive.
If you go into the business using Dave Espino’s tips and his wholesaler, then you are entering the competition with the same tools as every one of your competitors. This has no choice but to drastically cut into your profit margins. With everyone having access to his sources, you're forced to compete with all his past and future customers to sell the same products.
Finally, there are reports all over the internet from customers who voice dissatisfaction with the quality of Dave Espino’s training products. They say there isn’t really any information given that they didn’t already know, or couldn’t have learned online for free.
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Customer Responses, Reviews, or Complaints for
'Dave Espino'
Average Rating is
1.79
out of
5
based on
19 reviews.
Adam New York | 11:52pm on August 8th, 2011 | How does anyone let this guy get away with it? If he scammed me 40 bucks I would do everything in my power to prosecute this program. |
guest 1 yuba city | 2:58am on July 31st, 2011  | first off ... if you even considered buying this item...you have no experience in scams. there's tons of scams from your tv to colleges for example itt tech. if you didn't do your research before buying this item then yes you deserve everything you "got".
use the internet and "look" into things before you buy em. if this was such a great idea ...why isn't it a job ?? instead its being sold on TV ?? get a job like the real world and stop buying stuff off of TV.
the first red flag should have been - ebay - people go there to SELL stuff and to make a little cash NOT to make a living. this is the biggest waste of time. the only reason i wrote this is because i was bored and had to "research" this because it was so unbelievable. ....i still cant believe people would consider this!
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Jon Ft Lauderdale | 8:03am on July 12th, 2011  | thanks for the info I will NOT buy this guys product |
Bill in Florida Jax, Fl | 9:26am on May 12th, 2011 | Terrible, program did not work...asked for refund..never got..have received over 30 calls trying to get me to invest more $$$
Somebody keeps signing me up and charging my card!!!
RIPOFF CUSTOMER SERVICE TERRIBLE!!!! |
Bob California | 10:39pm on May 9th, 2011 | Success team mentoring, or success team coaching, is the rip off company that calls you after you buy the initial product.
They are scam artists, believe me. DO NOT GET IT. |
jay bishop Valencia | 6:34pm on March 7th, 2011  | In my opinion, just from reading many of the posts here, most of the individuals that have purchased Dave's book were (are) looking to get an INSTANT profit. I have the book and currently reviewing the system and so far, all I can see is the end user needing to use effort. This isn't an EFFORTLESS program. I can see so many resources and references in his book that shares a wealth of information. I just took a few chapters in the book and added my own research with that information that was provided and it's already showing great potential. My bottom line is, this program, based on what I see, should NOT be taken as a eBay hobby. You HAVE to approach it as a business. I truly believe you'll be more successful going that route.
Real Talk! |
kazia ohio | 10:41pm on February 23rd, 2011 | Save yourself the headache and money. Buy a good book on eBay selling elsewhere. Note that the "30 day free trial" for access to the Auction Wholesale site starts the DAY YOU PLACE THE ORDER...Not when you get the package 7-10 days later or when you activate your free trial. |
Jawaad michigab | 1:16am on January 24th, 2011 | ON TV he emphasizes that you will earn money . But if you are an existing dumb seller on ebay , who needs to know basics of marketing use this book .
This book is only for sellers .
Ripped me of for 41$ |
Shawn Seattle, WA | 6:35pm on January 13th, 2011 | I received Daves book and about 15 pages were stuck in the binding. I have been selling on EBay for years and was looking for a good product source.(My reason for buying this rip-off product). I looked them up on the BBB website and they scored an F. Save your hard earned money I wish I had. I couldn't even get a person to speak to just an answering machine telling you to call during their business hours and leave a message,it didn't matter what time of day you call. They don't get back to you nor do they return any e-mail unless its automated. |
Jennifer porter ranch, CA | 5:09pm on December 23rd, 2010 | His product works if you put in the effort. If you don't want to deal with customer service calling you every 2 seconds, just buy his products on amazon.com |
Melvin Temecula | 12:44pm on December 14th, 2010 | Just a scam to get you to by more services. They never give you the dropship merchants. which is the most important thing you need to get real product...not just headphones and chargers. |
mad florida | 8:40am on December 1st, 2010 | another rippoff , 21.80 for shipping of a book and 2 dvds in media mail? yeah i'm not happy |
Duane Florida | 8:18pm on September 28th, 2010 | I watched the commercial show "Dave Espino's eBay secret of making money" and it sounded very good and awesome to me. But unfortunately, his teaching doesn't work. Think about it. Since the internet was born, not one person had ever made an overnight fortune. Not one. And all those sounds too good to be true just doesn't work for your money. You're just giving them your money. Don't waste your time and money. |
joe las vegas | 2:32pm on June 18th, 2009 | I AM SO SICK OF ALL THESE SCAM ARTISTS THAT TRY TO STEAL ARE MONEY AND OUR HOPE, WITH THE WAY THINGS ARE RIGHT NOW AND ALL THESE SCUM BAGS THAT TRY TO STEAL OUR MONEY... WHY IS IT THAT NONE OF THEM ARE BEING PROSECUTED BY ALL THESE ATTORNEYS IN THIS COUNTRY. NOBODY WANTS TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT BUT EVERYONE WANTS TO COMPLAIN DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT PEOPLE AND STOP COMPLAINING |
ma.simmons como texas | 12:58am on March 18th, 2009 | first i was interested ,then i got it ,the next was a person with a different company,all he wanted was more money as quick as i could get it and fast he was a jerk, pitiful |
Michael Tinsley America | 2:24am on March 3rd, 2009 | If espino's 'program' is so fantastic why is he trying to sell it to me instead of buying a third world country ?? |
D,C Tampa, Fl | 11:02am on October 3rd, 2008 | If his mouth is moving change the channel or suffer the down right rip off.
Be prepaired for the follow up phone calls from other companies that recieve your contanct information on his behalf.
They too want your hard earn money and claim that Dave refer you to them.
They are truly pushy and rude and should be investegated for fraud. |
Sam Chicago | 12:26pm on August 19th, 2008 | I just received the "auctions for income" program and like usual its a rip off. He claims to know how Dave will tell us how to make these redicules amounts of money in a short period of time, which is b.s.
All his system shows si how to set up and ebay account, buyers and seller, and how to use paypal and how to set up an account with them. If you can use google you can find all this info for free without paying for it.
Their customer service sucks too. |
Suzanne Chicago, IL | 9:26am on August 14th, 2008 | This is a huge rip off. First off, the shipping fee on this package is exhorbitant - $14.95 for standard service, higher if you want your product quicker.
The purchase price seems super high when you review the materials... softcover workbooks have really large print, lots of illustrations and room for notes. Result: very little information presented in a way that takes up a lot of space.
Furthermore, the booklets contain repetitive information, so it's the same data presented in a slightly different way.
Finally, the customer service is pushy and rude. When I told them I was not pleased with the product and requested that they stop calling me, they became downright abusive.
Save your $45 PLUS $15/shipping and do a little free research on the internet. You can find the same info there. |
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