I must correct my first writing. Yes there actually was an online webpage referring to their terms and conditions during my initial joining LPU and my purchasing the 56 Days of Discovery course. I barely glanced at the policy because I was having faith in my recruiters presentation; LPU's webinars and website information about LPU's having a unique method of a very high earnings potential, their pioneered products, their solid business development and their history of integrity.

At the point of purchase and also at the point of package receipt, still even then, their policy could not had provided me with enough information to foretell the computer 1 glitch, 2 the improper evaluation methods, and 3 the conflicts; between 3a policy versus, 3b automated system versus, 3c operations, that would eventually unfold. Only after my completion of the course and in combination with the results of their refund refusal, did I then have enough information to more fully determine these flaws.

And also, at the point of purchase I could not see ahead that LPU's self-development product wouldn't be satisfactory to me and not worth it's price. And even after completing the course, earnestly and honestly, I could not see uniqueness of the 56 day course versus what is readily available in the self-development market. And I well familiar with self-development/improvement since my middle teens which means 35 plus years.

When I was encouraged to buy the course for business purposes the hype of LPU's unique compensation structure sort of blinded me to the true nature and value of the course. Henceforth, at the end of the course I decided I could not sell a mediocre product at such an astronomically inflated price just for the sake of making large sums of money off of a very exploitable global customer base due to the world economic crisis.

The 56 Days of Discovery course I found to be a slipshod compilation of Mr. Patrick Combs due to the time constraints and the heavy production problems imposed on him. It very much seemed to me that he was coerced into this, or should I say challenged with a unreasonably difficult assignment.

But hey, there are so many financially deprived individuals out there that whom are more than willing to make a lot of money without any due conscienciousness or enough experience to truly evaluate their product's features compared to what else available out there.

Cool, it strongly seems that the greed which was on the higher echelons that caused the global economic meltdown is now well poised on the lower echelons to cause another catastrophic meltdown. LPU's got such a goliath earnings machine in an unsuspecting volatile market that it may take them many years before their saturation. They even promote that angle themselves.

So that LPU and associates have got a lot of time before the market ebbs on their products, but woe to those whom begin during the waning stages. They will be the very ones to bare the full weight of the gargantuan profits paid towards the uplines. There should be quite a number of them to somewhat lessen the load though. Does this picture look any familiar? Why do I think of the Pied Piper here? And I thought I just heard a little boy shouting "But the king has no clothes on!"

Anyhow, I am still in the mediation process to obtain my refund so I'll spare you readers of any burdens about the technicalities.