DYMPHNA BOHOLT AND SANDY FORSTER

Wildly Wealthy Women.

Dear Mr Neil Jenman,

I have recently come across an article you've written, which mentions various people including Dymphna Boholt as a property spruiker.

You are completely and utterly wrong about her. I should know, I was conned by one of your most recent conquests "Mr Henry Kaye", and lost quite a bit of money through his so called "Property Investment" program. My sister and I were completely suckered in by his empty promises.

When the Henry Kaye saga happened, I was utterly lost until I came across Dymphna's program and decided I would not be a victim, but a victor.

I truly believe, as do many other Wildly Wealthy Women, that Dymphna is a woman of high integrity and as well as teaching us about property, she is also empowering us to believe in ourselves, feel confident to deal with real estate agents, banks etc.

We're not just learning about property you know, we're learning to create wonderful friendships with other women, do good in this world, be grateful and take action to do better for ourselves, be it for our family, friends or those less fortunate than ourselves.

I'm so happy to be a Wildly Wealthy Women and I can understand it must be hard that you can't be a part of our wonderful group. It feels so good to be an empowered woman.

Too often, Mr Jenman, people get jealous and like to make judgements on honest people, who are only trying help others. In this instance, I strongly believe you are doing this same thing to Dymphna.

I feel sad for you, you should take a look at yourself first, before you judge others, you may see that you are the one in the wrong.