Some people just want a massively accelerated training program

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, " Judith Poole "

<judith.poole wrote:

>

> Hi Kelmie, Doc

>

> I get those every now and again, also for qigong classes. They usually are

very similarly worded, and involve wording like " my son will be coming to you. " .

>

> One good clue they are bogus is that there are usually flagrant grammatical

errors. Another is how similar and therefore recognizable the wording is.

 

I have a different take on those two reasons given.

 

Here they are.

 

When I got one of their messages, I just assumed they were non-native speakers.

 

And also certain groups do seem to join to spam and not to share and learn.

 

So I do have my 'biases' also.

 

The thing is, " how to know the difference " between them.

 

> When legitimate clients reach me for the first time through e-mail, it is not

to arrange a bunch of sessions for someone else.

 

Hummm?

 

It's a bit different for me.

 

I'm in a service business and many of the ones that contact me are asking for

help for someone else. A husband, wife, child or relative of some type.

 

And since they are asking for someone else, their particular questions are much

different than those who are associated into their " reasons " versus someone

outside of those " reasons " and is paying for it.

 

>Further, I am usually asked questions about my practice. The scammers suggest

their child will come to me every day for several weeks.

 

Interesting.

 

I do have People like that, but I don't consider them scammers, but type A

personality types.

 

I actually have clients that come to me for 5 days a week, 3 times a day, for 2

weeks.

 

They are always from outside of the USA...

 

....(Australia, England, Copenhagen, those with a different focus towards

learning because of the distance and expenses of travel).

 

They might be in the Entertainment Field (actors)...

 

....or business owners, blab, blab, blab...

 

....and they only have two weeks off for travel time and learning.

 

So we gang-bang their time here.

 

So instead of doing 1 session a week, they can get 15 sessions in that week.

 

We film it for them, and they leave with a copy of that film for their own

review and memory work.

 

It does work well for the type A personality that wants to " get shit done " as

rapidly as possible.

 

They are fun to work with and do not hesitate to pay whatever you charge for

that type of accelerated training.

 

They want the best training and they want it right away.

 

Now those people that are doing those emails might be a different group. Only

one way to find out.

 

Dr John La Tourrette