Her Last Call AcademyReviews of herlastcall.com

First of all I am always honest. To be very direct. There was a lot of information that was fun to follow. Learned some fun stuff however it went on to long and was a little abusive as the hard sell began. Also starting with a promise to all and to not delivering on that promise is not a good sales tactic. You asked for real feed back and that is what I've given you as sales and marketing coach. Strong armed tactics don't feel good and sales should feel good. I could teach some amazing techniques that would enhance their course and benefit the team. I will be gifting something to the 3 woman I invited to the webinar to deliver on your promise.

I will be fully transparent and say at the end of the webinar, we were told to write reviews for a chance to win a free opportunity to work with her last call Academy that being said, I can't even be sure that the rest of these reviews are reviewing her last academy, authentically and genuinely. I do believe there is potential for you to learn valuable information from the free webinar. Just be advised as all webinars are there may just sell you something usually at a four figure price point. Also, despite her basically saying that like she had to figure this out on her own, she made it seem like you can't figure this out without her last call academy, but this information is available online. She didn't give anything profound within the webinar that you couldn't find out on your own, and since my review can only be based off of what I've actually experienced that's not very revolutionary for me. Also, before she tells you to come here to make the review, she promises you by saying oh you're gonna see bad reviews from a year or two ago but like I'm always growing, which is hard to believe knowing that you had me come write a review for your company even though I didn't experience your company I only experienced a free webinar that your company gave out I actually don't even have access to the real academy. You want me to leave a review on that seems very manipulative to your consumer, which is crazy for someone who is trying to "plug" sales because one of the most important thing about sales is building trust.

I checked out the webinar and I will say that it all sounds good for people who have money. This is not ideal for people with little to no money. This is usually how it goes with these webinars. They sell you on the journey and then they give you their personal story about how they started from the bottom but then turn around and ask others who probably have little to no money to drop a 4-figure payment for tuition. There’s no transparency because when I asked how much the program actually cost I was given a well there’s a payment plan and your advisor would customize the plan for you when you conduct the interview. (Sounds like a car salesman btw) So I followed that with does everyone receive a different out-of-the-door tuition cost because with the answer she gave to my original question sounded like people are paying different costs. I received no answer to that question. All I’m saying is it’s giving women empowerment but for women with money. Also there’s this whole thing with leaving a review on Trustpilot so that you would be entered into a raffle they are having for a scholarship, which can benefit you to help pay for that 4 figure tuition payment. So just beware. If you have little to no money and are looking to learn a skill to get you money. You should check out Crystal Academy. They teach trading over there and have mentorship cohorts that don’t cost you an arm and a leg, and they don’t hide the pricing from you to trap you. Their diamond membership is $50-$60 a month, and they teach everything in there just for that price.

Alexis Mai is an incredible sales woman. Her webinar really shows her ability to sell, and her front end $997 program is VERY entry level. Honestly, it’s an inflated price to get intro information on high ticket sales. It’s really $500 worth of info. DO NOT BUY INTO HER HIGHER LEVEL PROGRAMS. Why? Because you’ll be paying thousands more for the same level of support in the $997 program. (Do a deep dive for 1 month, then don’t opt into the $40 per month.) The fulfillment is non existent. From someone who actually bought into the $6k program…I can confidently say I didn’t get more support, 1-1 help, or additional attention. Even went to her Miami event. Alexis is a good party planner…not a great teacher. The info at her mastermind was the online modules packed into a physical event, which…isn’t awful…but you pay into masterminds to learn new information. It’s also clear she isn’t practicing the art of closing anymore, so it’s not worth learning from someone who isn’t building their skills. The angle that high ticket sales is you “yapping” on the phone and collecting $10k per month is a huge lie. High ticket sales is a skill that you have to really hone in on and Her Last Call will not give you enough of the support or knowledge to navigate through the space. Actually had a offer owner tell me the industry knows to not hire from Her Last Call because the quality of closers from the program are so bad. So I don’t even include Her Last Call on my resume as it works against those trying to get into the space. High ticket sales isn’t for the feint of heart, and if you’re looking to get into high ticket, I’d suggest trying another program as Her Last call has ethics problems and doesn’t tell you the full truth about how high ticket sales works. Also, 90% of girls who I started Her Last Call with have completely dropped high ticket sales…so just be aware.

I bought the basic course which was about 1k.Great price. The course does teach you valuable sales skills, that I agree with. It's not something I would request a refund over because I got a lot out of it. What I find wrong is the bait and switch. When you first join the program, there's a "welcome call" which is essentially a sales call to fast-track your results for another 7k. I chose not to go with it. Here's the problem I find with the program: I was told during the webinar that for paying the 1k today, you get 3 bonuses, the certificate, access the job board, and a waived monthly fee for access to certain sections of the program. Great deal right? WRONG. When I first got access, I realized there is no job board option. I emailed support and they said once you finish the course, it becomes available. So I go through the whole course and ask about the job board again only to be told that I can't have access to it because I have to be in the "council" which is the fast track program, which is NOT what was stated in the webinar. I emailed support again and was basically told "boo hoo."They still have that webinar up promising the free job board. They don't even let other girls in the program post offers that their clients are hiring for. Another thing I don't like is the inflated income expectations. Saying you can make 10k a month without taking many calls, yet won't tell you where to find offers where you can sell those courses. It's more like a figure-it-out type of thing, which is a good skill to have in this industry, but then that leaves some of the girls to accepting whatever offers they come across because they can't find those 10k offers. TLDR: Great course, very low ethics, empty promises given for signing up to the program