I paid for Chris Malta's high ticket…
I paid for Chris Malta's high ticket business mentorship and I can't express how much I regret it or how I wish I could get a refund. If I had a friend thinking of giving him that much money and pinning their business goals and dreams on his expertise, I would tell them to do three things (see if you think these things are entirely reasonable): 1. Find Trustpilot reviews from students who have finished his paid coaching rather than his free course, and note when they were written. 2. Since he markets his coaching as focusing on SEO for e-commerce, find testimonials from *recent* students who *followed his lessons as written* and now have stores that are both ranking in search and earning a profit. 3. Most importantly, pin him down about when his lessons about SEO and store building and tools for business owners were last updated. Insist on being given the *precise dates* of those updates and make sure you have proof of his answers. (Whether that means he's written those answers in an email, or he's agreed to let you record the phone conversation or zoom meeting.) Also, be sure to ask for the exact number of lessons/projects you will be doing before your store goes live. I keep editing this review because I've seen the way Chris Malta treated other reviewers who had a negative opinion of him, but I believe it would be immoral to not give a warning to others so you don't make the same mistakes I did, so I'm not going to delete it entirely. Get the answers you need before making the decision, and keep proof of those answers.