Guess which candidate runs a fraudulent University? (NOT Trump!)

[Vigilante]

Misrepresentations of “unlimited one-year mentorship”

While consumers who purchased the $35,000 seminar were promised unlimited mentoring for an entire year, in fact, Trump University told its mentors it would not pay them for more than six one-hour mentoring sessions per consumer. When one Trump University student became frustrated by the lack of any value or information the mentor was providing and asked to meet twice per week, the mentor eventually admitted that the “one year” of mentoring/consulting promised was really only six one-hour coaching sessions. Indeed, Trump University Corporate has admitted to these consumers that the fact that only 6 sessions would be provided should have been disclosed

 

[g5000]

"You should also bring along a trusted partner."

What a sick, evil fuck this guy is.

 

[bripat9643]

"You should also bring along a trusted partner."



Tarla Makaeff purchased the three-day Trump University “Fast Track to Foreclosure Training” workshop for approximately $1,495. Two people were permitted to attend for the $1,495 price, so Plaintiff Makaeff attended with a friend and split the cost. During the three-day workshop, Plaintiff Makaeff was told to raise her credit card limit four times so she could enter in to “real estate transactions.” However, at the end of the session, Trump University revealed its real reason for pushing Plaintiff Makaeff and Class Members to extend their credit limits: to use that credit to purchase an additional $35,000 Trump seminar. Based on Defendants’ numerous misrepresentations, on or about August 10, 2008, Plaintiff Makaeff enrolled in Trump’s Gold Program for $34,995, plus the variable APR finances charges, interest fees, and late fees she had to pay her credit card company.

The day Plaintiff Makaeff signed up for the $34,995 program, James Harris immediately told Plaintiff Makaeff that he would now be personally available to her by phone and email, and shortly thereafter emailed to her “we can do a ton together.” Then, she never heard from him again.


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After Plaintiff Makaeff complained about the lack of assistance provided by her assigned mentors, Rick McNally and Mike Kasper, Tad Lignell, the mentor with the “power team,” offered to help her personally, but then engaged in misappropriate conduct and misadvised her regarding a property in Las Vegas in which he had a personal financial interest.






In one of the two deals offered to Plaintiff Makaeff, Trump mentor Tad Lignell introduced Plaintiff Makaeff to a real estate agent, Noah Herrera of Las Vegas regarding a property purchase in Las Vegas. Lignell did not disclose to Plaintiff Makaeff that he had a financial interest in referring Trump students to Noah Herrera. The Power Team then misquoted comps to Plaintiff Makaeff. Rather than making a profit on the deal, as she would have made if the comps had been correct, she would have likely suffered a 20% loss on the transaction. When she discovered that the comps were incorrect and that she was likely to lose money on the deal, she looked for a way out. As it turned out, Mr. Lignell’s protégé fraudulently and illegally altered the real estate documents Plaintiff Makaeff had previously signed at the escrow office without Plaintiff Makaeff’s authorization or approval. As a result of this illegal and fraudulent conduct, Plaintiff Makaeff was permitted to void the transaction, which she did.





The only other real estate transaction that came Plaintiff Makaeff’s way involved a Houston property. After being told by Trump representatives that the deals “are starting to POUR IN NOW,” the only deal that came in was the Houston deal. It was outside of Trump University’s recommended guidelines for real estate investing, as it would provide only $40/month positive cash flow, and Trump’s own representative, Stephen Gilpin instructed Plaintiff Makaeff never to accept a deal under $100/month positive cash flow. Furthermore, this potential deal raised an inherent and improper conflict of interest, as it was referred by a partner (Mike Kasper) to the Trump mentor, Rick McNally, who stood to financially benefit from the deal.




http://www.trumpuniversitylitigation.com/Content/Documents/Makaeff Complaint.pdf

<YAWN!>

 

[Vigilante]

"You should also bring along a trusted partner."

What a sick, evil fuck this guy is.

 

[g5000]

B-b-b-but Clinton GAVE people $500! THE HORROR!

 

[Vigilante]

B-b-b-but Clinton GAVE people $500! THE HORROR!

BOUGHT PEOPLE TO WORK FOR THEM FOR $500.... LESS THAN MIN. WAGE for time put in!

 

[couch protester]

Someone who is fluent in TardLogic™ please explain how GIVING money to someone is defrauding them.

When the democrat government made banks give people money through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and they lost their homes which they couldn't afford to own libtard.

When the democrat government give people welfare by defrauding them to get votes so they can depend on Big gov.

 

[couch protester]

Trump is EXTREMELY lucky that judge postponed his trial until after the election.

Hillary is EXTREMELY lucky that the Feds looked the other way and gave her a pass until after the election, due to the pulling of strings and calling in favors with Hussein Obama, Bill Cosby Clinton and people in high places. Get out of jail free card. Pardon the bitch but call her a incompetent twat.

 

[tyroneweaver]

Nice try. Fail.

A significant percentage of Trump's victims were the elderly. He stole their retirement nest eggs. He had them max out their credit cards. He went after people with means because you can steal more from an old lady with a 401k than you can from a slum dweller.

So please, retard, explain how the Clintons GIVING money to people is the same thing.

Goddam, you just can't buy the kind of entertainment you tards provide!

yup, and if trump gets convicted and hillary gets off. Everything trump has said about rigged systems will be true. your worst nightmare is for trump to be guilty.

 

[bripat9643]

Nice try. Fail.

A significant percentage of Trump's victims were the elderly. He stole their retirement nest eggs. He had them max out their credit cards. He went after people with means because you can steal more from an old lady with a 401k than you can from a slum dweller.

So please, retard, explain how the Clintons GIVING money to people is the same thing.

Goddam, you just can't buy the kind of entertainment you tards provide!

yup, and if trump gets convicted and hillary gets off. Everything trump has said about rigged systems will be true. your worst nightmare is for trump to be guilty.

Trump can't be "convicted" in a civil trial. The worst that could happen is that he would lose a couple million.

 

[NYcarbineer]

ROTFLMFAO....


The heart of the lawsuits against Trump University is that it isn't actually a university, based on the fact that it doesn't issue accredited degrees. Neither, of course does CGI University. Never heard of it? It's the Clinton Global Initiative University. Trump University teaches you how to be an entrepreneur; Clinton University teaches you how to "make a personal commitment for change."

Unlike Trump University, there are no curricula.

From its web site:

Since 2008, students have made more than 6,250 Commitments to Action, and nearly $3 million in funding has been awarded to these commitment-makers.

That's less than $500 per Commitment to Action. That's not great for Girl Scout Cookie sales, let alone for supposed adults.

Trump U has legendarily been accused of selling $35,000 seminars to single mothers. The germ of this is that sales people were to instruct people that if they wanted to attend badly enough, they could swing the investment. Yet the sales guide this supposedly came from, made public through lawsuits, actually cites what kind of people should be pursued as leads: $90K income; $200K *net* positive assets; Single-family home-owners; heads of households with at least 4 family members; college AND graduate-school educated. In other words, such a "sell," even for the $1,500 2nd course, was only to be made to people who had already been selected to be quite capable of affording it. (Note that $200K net positive assets means that any outstanding mortgages or car loans are deducted from net worth.)

Who attended Clinton U? Well, first, and this is important: it was free. Of course, so was Trump's introductory course, but Trump pushed select students to pay more for additional courses. But Clinton U was solely about pushing students to serve as minions for Clinton's political agenda. How much did attendance at a Clinton U event cost? What was the opportunity cost of becoming a minion? Of filing for those measly grants, which averaged only $500?

How much of those grants went to the 600 students who "applied" for status as a "CGI University Campus Representative" back at their real colleges? I put "applied" in scare quotes, because really, was there any competition? 10% of attendees become representatives, some at prestigious colleges, many at not so prestigious ones, and sometimes several at one college. I'm not picking on these schools either -- competitive schools are often wastes of money, but when your sole 2015 Great-Plains belt state university campus rep is at Wichita St, or your sole 2015 Carolinas campus rep isn't UNC or SC, but EAST Carolina, I'm guessing it's not because you turned down the UNC, Clemson, NC State and Duke applicants. I'm also not supposing that the American University at Dubai said, "No, three's the limit; You're highly qualified, but four is just too many."

First question is, did Hillary Clinton run this University?