They Don't Honor Their Guarantee Their sponsored ads on Facebook state " We GUARANTEE you will make $20,000 in just 30 days after working with us or you'll get your money back". LIES! They do not provide a copy of their contract until AFTER your payment is collected. After 30 days, multiple submissions, countless coaching call attendances, over 300 members in my group, 3 webinars, 16+ strategy sessions, and ZERO dollars made, I requested a refund based on their guarantee. Unbeknownst to me, it came with stipulations not communicated prior to my request. While they originally denied my request for a refund, I was able to respond and not only provide proof of every effort made, but clearly articulate the requirements they should follow when making such guarantees. One must follow the FTC laws, state laws, the Uniform Commercial Code and the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Here's a detailed list of items their business has failed to do in regards to their "guarantee": 1. In the U.S., there is no law that requires businesses to offer money-back guarantees, but if companies advertise one, they must fully refund the purchase and make all requirements and limitations clear. If you do make any guarantees, the basic tenets of FTC and state advertising law need to be followed 2. Making guarantees are just like any other advertisement or claim. You can’t refuse to honor or follow through with any guarantee or misrepresent the nature of any guarantee, as stated on your website, terms of sale or elsewhere. Do what you say you will without limitations. 3. If you use the terms “money back guarantee” on your website or advertising, your business must provide any customers with a refund of the full purchase price upon request. You can provide some mechanism for processing refunds and make your customers go through that process. But, it can’t be burdensome or unreasonable and you should always refund the purchase price immediately after the customer has requested the refund 4. Like any other disclosure, any guarantee must be clear, conspicuous and easy to understand. Do not try to conceal or mislead the nature of any limitation on any warranties your business may provide 5. Inform your customers how to get a copy of any warranty your business provides before they purchase any products 6. Always Honor Your Warranties! Under state laws, it can be an unfair or deceptive act or practice to fail to honor a warranty I gave them until Monday January 30th at 5pm PST to provide a resolution to my problem before seeking help from a consumer protection agency or other assistance. Unfortunately, they did not respond even though they revoked access to the training portal along with the private Facebook group and Slack channels. Potential Buyers, you've been warned! Update: Refund was provided only AFTER I left this review and made a formal complaint with BBB. 2nd Update: What is disheartening is their misrepresentation of the facts. The facts are as follows: 12/22/22 joined HTE 1/26/23 requested refund 1/27/23 refund denied by Priscilla 1/27/23 deny refuted and HTE was given until 1/30/23 at 5pm PST to respond with a resolution 1/30/23 response was not received from HTE and review on TrustPilot and complaint with BBB were filed 1/31/23 received an email from Priscilla agreeing to refund and asking to remove the review

Absolutely a scam Absolutely a scam! Tara is dishonest and running a scheme to take peoples money and pray on people.

A bit like snake oil... It's been a year, and still paying off the debt incurred with the HTE Over Promise and Over Sell program. Even though I expressed up front that I worked FT and could not make the daytime zoom calls, I was assured that this would not be a requirement, BUT IT WAS. I was in about a week, maybe two and discovered that this was not the program that I was sold by Kevin. He was good at closing for Tara's deals, but not by delivering what was promised. Sadly, the whole process felt really snakey and heartless!! Just a word or two of causion for anyone looking at utilizing their so call tools.

BEYOND grateful for this team! I am BEYOND grateful for Tara and the High Ticket Empress Team! I joined February 9, 2023 and comitted to dive in! The work has not been easy, but they were there encouraging, and troubleshootiong ALL along the way! Tara's additional emotional trainings were truly the secret sauce to unveiling where I've mentally and emotionally been holding myself back. With these trainings, and their help, I've been able to know WHERE to focus my efforts, HOW to nail down my niche, and was able to surpass my 2022 year end income in the month of March ALONE! So grateful God put it on Tara's heart to share her gifts, so we can more confidently share ours too!

This program did not deliver on the… This program did not deliver on the promises made. 1. Tara is a bully. She gaslights anyone that struggles or disagrees, she is unhelpful when you ask questions, and wasn't even present for most of the time I was in the program. Her other coaches seemed to follow suite, with the exception of Andrew. 2. Her material is sloppy, inconsistent, outdated, and is pulled from others almost directly. I wouldn't have minded if I'd paid $200 for the course, but for $11,000, I expect something intentional and updated. 3. There is so much negativity in her approach that many, myself included, stopped engaging and hesitate to review out of anticipation of retaliation (which I have witnessed) 4. She bribes students with private content to make positive reviews on this site. 5. I did my best to do everything to a tee, watching modules 3-5 times each, and trying to progress but I basically stalled in the first step because the only coaching I got was that I needed to change what I did in order to sell high ticket. To me, that means that I should never have been invited to join this allegedly exclusive program as the sales person says repeatedly that not everyone gets in and students are screened to see if they are a good fit. I did not meet the requirements if what I coach people through is not eligible for high ticket sales. Telling someone you can get them to high ticket and then telling them only if they change what they do is sort of a sleazy trick. I have seen people say they have succeeded, so I'm sure it's the right program for someone, but weigh your decision carefully and trust your gut.