Back in 2006 I put up a page about Pat Adams and his retirement package.
Although this offer has long since expired, the page still exists:
This write-up has a lot of details about the contents of the package that Pat was offering - which in all fairness was very impressive.
It’s been quite a while since I looked at it but today I received some DVDs that I bought from eBay and written on the back of the thank you note was a letter:
“I looked at your website, and the facts about Pat Adams’ retirement package are not entirely true.
I bought it, went to his retirement seminar day and was promised loads. He did give us a shopping cart website to sell his stuff, and I added lots of my own info, manuals/CDs but I discovered 3 weeks ago he has taken it down without letting me know and he is not answering my many emails.
He promised us the next 2 seminar DVDs etc and I only managed to get one lot of stuff by continually pestering him for it. I still haven’t received the newsletter software he promised for the 1st seminar.
I feel badly let down, but I don’t have contact with other people who went to the retirement day to see if they have had anything from him or not”
Now in all fairness to Pat, emails can go astray and therefore remain unanswered. Years of continuous spamming by morons means that many people have over-zealous spam filters which will gobble up the most innocent of emails.
However, as this person was kind enough to take the time to write to me I would like to ask anyone else who bought this package to get in touch and let me know if they received everything that was promised.
I have just bought a package which promised several expensive bonuses which I have yet to receive and so I can understand how frustrating it is. The person who offered these bonuses is currently not responding to emails or help desk tickets and there are many people who are starting to worry.
So, if you did get Pat’s retirement package, please do get in touch and let me know how you found it. You can find my email address on the main site at:
I found out the painful way that Pat Adams is a rip off.
After reading the comments on this site I can say the Pat Adams is the only person to rip me off in the Internet Marketing world.
I paid the money and was promised two places at his seminar. Some weeks later his wife wrote with the excuse of him being ill, and that the event would be postponed.
At that time, I believed him and continued to wait patiently.
His email concerning the delay,included the promise of a DVD “bonuses” and access to his soon to be launched new “product”. This never, ever arrived.
I sent many emails, both to express sympathy, and to enquire about the seminar and overdue compensation.
None received a reply.
Later, I got a legal document saying Pat Adams business was being wound down.
The ticket fees were never returned, and the compensation products they promised never ever appeared.
I wrote to him, and his wife Yvonne Adams countless times, but neither had the good manners to reply at any stage.
They had plenty of opportunity to make good my payment, but failed in every sense to conduct honest, ethical business.
I should have seen through his cranky appearance, which is to appear being dressed like a shallow TV evangelist in a yellow suit.
In conclusion, firmly believe that this guy Pat Adams is a complete rip-off merchant. I would not recommend any dealings with him or his wife.
Comment by Patrick Flynn – January 9, 2012 @ 6:31 pm