Good staff, mostly good experience with some issues I attended the Super Conference in Las Vegas in 2017. The staff produced an overall quality experience. However, the high cost created a level of expectation that I felt was not met. Was it a fun party? Yes. Did I feel that I had ongoing value that impacted my life beyond the weekend? Not really. As to the 4 days of the program itself, the lectures were engaging and full of valuable information, and the evenings out with the staff were well curated. I appreciated the variety of presentations and the quality of the material. It was material I had heard before in various forms, but having a live presentation is a different experience to online or video lectures. I also appreciated that the staff made themselves available for Q&A after the lectures, and were open and engaging. I would have prefered more time for freeform discussion and questions, but I understand the limitations created by the timeframe provided by the schedule. We went out to multiple clubs with bottle service during the Mayweather boxing weekend. Not an easy logistical task during such a busy weekend. The staff said it was a bit of a nightmare getting this service, having to be on the phone constantly to ensure we had a great night out, and I believe them. Vegas was unusually packed, and I have no doubt that accomplishing all of that was difficult back end work. The table service and venues chosen were high quality. I am giving three stars because of the cost compared with the percieved value. At $5000 for the platinum option, plus hotel, flight, and other incidental expenses, this was an expensive trip. I was also somewhat frustrated that the staff was trying to "reframe" me rather than hearing me. It got to the point where I was honestly hesitant to answer the question "How are you doing?" or "How did that interaction go?", because trying to provide an honest answer almost always resulted in the staff trying to "spin" my answer focusing on the positive and diminishing the negative. While I am sure there might be some value in this approach, constantly having my answers reframed back to me was jarring. I don't feel you should ask a question unless you want to hear the answer. I felt like my answers were not accepted and that I was being constantly "corrected" as to what the correct answer should have been. I wish there had been more opportunity to discuss and process the negative aspects I was experiencing. The lack of outlet to address and release these negative aspects created friction in the experience. I think there can be people who can really gain the full value from the money from the experience. However, I was not one of them, perhaps due to my personal issues. Nevertheless, I was disappointed in the perceived value I received relative to the cost. I cannot say that I enjoyed it all things considered. I do not plan on attending again in the forseable future.

Strongly dissatisfied I didn't see a lot of improvement and I am at the same place where I was before the bootcamp. It wasn't worth 5% of the price that I paid for this. This is despite the fact that I followed the instructor advice to the best of my ability and did what I was instructed to do. I asked for my money back at the last day of the bootcamp in person to the instructor (since they said on their website "if you're not completely satisfied, you will get your money back"). I later sent an email as well. They didn't give me refund and replied with some things that didn't make sense. I replied with why it didn't make sense. They didn't reply. I lost 3000$. My advice to anyone who is considering going to the bootcamp / any other live training: 1. Don't be affected by their statement "if you're completely satisfied, you will get your money back" - the probability that you will get your money back if you're unsatisfied is very low. They have in their terms and conditions: "You understand and agree that all deposits and payments for "live programs" (including, but not limited to, seminars, workshops, and bootcamps) are non-refundable" and a few different things which makes you unable to do anything if they don't want to give you a refund, even if they should. 2. Find the review of their bootcamp from Reddit (google "Lovesystems review reddit"). Apply to the advice at the end of that review. I'm coping and pasting that advice below: "I think bootcamp might be a good investment for you if ALL of the following are true for you: 1. You are not dealing with any kind of anxiety or depression. 2. You are relatively new to the game and don't have a solid understanding of the game yet. 3. Paying 3k for 3 day 2 night bootcamp is not a big deal for you. 4. You can socialize with people no problem. You just cant pickup girls because you lack the theory. I think bootcamp might be a bad investment for you if ANY of the following is true for you: 1. You are currently dealing with anxieties. 2. You have been in the game more than a year. 3. You have some sticky point that needs to be fixed in the field. 4. 3k is a big deal." If you don't meet all of the conditions from the first list or meet any of the conditions from the second list, then don't go to the workshop. 3. The workshop doesn't have much more value than watching YouTube videos with pick up advice. If YouTube videos didn't help you, then this workshop won't help you too.

Unorganized course Second bootcamp and sadly did not take away nearly as much as the previous instructor/course. Ill prepared and thrown together last minute and it showed the first day. Disappointed on instructor's feeling of the need to assist one certain individual more than the other 2 participants as we all payed the same amount for the course. 8/5/16- Since the first post and after Cajun taking over the company, he was disappointed at the outcome of my course prior to him taking over Love Systems. He has shown true leadership in this company's image and future and as a previous customer I admired his commitment to making sure my experience is nothing but positive. Thank you and I will see you at Super Conference.

Relationship Management Review I ordered relationship management review and it was the worse product I have ever purchased. I'm sorry but anyone with basic common sense knows all the information covered in the videos.

This company is absolutely horrible This company is absolutely horrible. Firstly, their bootcamps consist of them recommending "self help" books like Psycho-Cybernetics. They provided nothing substantive that I had not already read on the internet. Their "in field" portion, consists of them pushing you into awkward sets with girls that they are, themselves, afraid to approach. I went into it with an open mind...but, my God was I disappointed. These "PUAs" simply post up at the bar, direct you to approach some girl who is obviously with her boyfriend, while they talk to the drunk girl standing next to them. The fact that they have found a way to cash in on this is an absolutely brilliant con. DO NOT GIVE THIS COMPANY ANY OF YOUR TIME NOR MONEY!!!