Dave Espino Review

Is Dave Espino Auctions for Income a Scam?

Dave Espino began his business career working in his parents’ self started company. Eventually he would try his luck with investments and real estate ventures. According to Dave Espino these avenues were not to his liking since he felt like they curbed his sense of freedom. This restricted feeling led Dave Espino to start selling hot wheel cars on eBay back in 1999.

Dave Espino eventually created several websites to help with his growing online eBay business. His success continued to grow and he diversified into selling a variety of products on the eBay auction.

Dave Espino’s ability to profit from eBay led him to create several info products in which he divulges the methods behind his success. His product line includes Auctions for Income and his popular e-book Beyond eBay.

In addition to eBay how-to info, in Auctions for Income Dave Espino offers access to his wholesale source for discount products. This is supposed to help people enter the drop shipping business through Dave Espino’s warehouses with no overhead costs.

This may seem great on paper but in reality the drop shipping business is highly competitive. Moreover, Dave Espino is offering this access to everyone that signs up for his program, drastically cutting into your profit margins. With everyone having access to his source you're forced to compete with all his customers to sell the same products.

I've come across many dissatisfied Dave Espino customers claiming that the product doesn't live up to its promises.

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Customer Reviews for 'Dave Espino'

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sandy, Ky	Posted at 4:54pm on Thursday, June 25th, 2009
I had seen the TV commercial auction for income and I had purchase it, after I had received it I got a call from a company called PMI Coaching. Very smooth talkers I fell for this SCAM For $6850.00 They told me that amount was for all the setup fees for a business. That is not true!!! All they are is a coaching program you still have the fees for building a website, merchant account, ebay fees, domain name,and many other fees. If you get involve with this company make sure you are educated on how to build a website and have about $10,000.00 - $15,000.00 to get involved with this company I ask for my money back I did get my money back from Auction for Income No problems, But they have a F with BBB What happen is Auction for income sold my information to PMI Coaching. I ask for my money back from PMI coaching and that don't want to give it back so I have found a company that told me that I can do a charge back on my credit card for the full amount I have up to 18 months... read more »
joe, las vegas	Posted at 2:32pm on Thursday, 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	Posted at 12:58am on Wednesday, 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	Posted at 2:24am on Tuesday, 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	Posted at 11:02am on Friday, 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	Posted at 12:26pm on Tuesday, 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	Posted at 9:26am on Thursday, 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.