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Real Estate Industry
February 10th 2005
GEORGE MIHOS
Another millionaire maker?
Neil,
I wonder if you have heard of George Mihos and his Today Not Tomorrow Institute?
He is an ex-Kaye cohort and is sprouting similar rubbish, claiming to be a millionaire, Australia's greatest mentor, made it in 3 years, etc etc.
As usual, at these type of seminars, he has people tripping over themselves to sign up for his courses.
He recently ran another hype session on 7th February at the ANZ Pavilion, Victorian Arts Centre and there are more to come.
They are still out there!
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At the moment, I am researching George Mihos and his "multiple streams of income" spiel. He is one of the 99 people on the cast of characters for the book I am writing about wealth spruikers.
For several months, I have been trying to speak with Mihos about a number of his claims. So far, all I have had is multiple streams of excuses. He's ill, he's busy, he's having lunch, he's overseas, it's Christmas etc.
He wants me to "save time" and put all my questions in writing to him, which I intend to do on-line soon.
He held another spruiking session in Parramatta last night (February 9), where he explained to the audience of around 300 people that he had spent more money putting on his "free" seminar than the average Australian earns in a year.
And yes, at the end of the night, he offered to reveal his secrets to those who were willing to pay him up to $11,157 each.
I have found NOTHING in my research to indicate that George Mihos is better value than the latest copy of Money Magazine which sells for $5.95 and is excellent value.
Indeed, from what I have discovered so far, I suggest extreme caution when it comes to the claims made by George Mihos.
I am interested to hear from any people who can assist me with my research.
Neil Jenman.