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Real Estate Industry
August 15th 2006
LARRY WILLIAMS
How dare you abuse my guru.
Neil
I read your article on Larry Williams and quite frankly think you are doing what you claim Larry to be.
I attended his seminars in Sydney as one of those hopefuls and found Larry to be a genuine and committed person passing on his wisdom.
You on the other hand have picked up on a story and decided to get your minute of fame by writing about a man you have no idea about except he is rich and therefore you think must be bad.
I suggest you take the time to talk with Larry directly before making up your mind.
I am curious though what a futures trader like Larry has to do with real estate ethics?
Take a look at your own ethics my friend
David F. Bond
If you wish to send a question or comment to Neil Jenman you are most welcome. Neil tries to read every e-mail and respond personally. We have posted some of the common questions together with those we feel may help you. Thank you for your interest.
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Hang on, unlike your hero Larry Williams, I was not slung in jail for not paying my taxes.
Your message is typical of the sort of abuse I get when I question the claims of spruikers.
Hopeful millionaires – as you admit to being – are told what they want to hear (you're a good guy, the spruiker is your friend and he'll show you an easy way to get rich) and so you hand over a swag of your cash, totally ignoring the fact the that, in this case, the spruiker has been arrested for cheating. And he has to stay in jail because he can't raise the bail money. (Didn't you describe him as "rich"?)
And then, having paid your money to make the spruiker even richer, you get ever so defensive of the bloke who is now your great guru. You then make out that Neil Jenman is the bad guy.
You say you are curious what a futures trader like Larry has to do with real estate ethics.
Well, I'll tell you – I am sick of seeing people borrow money on their homes to give it to people like Larry. But anyone who describes a pitch as "wisdom" is probably going to have trouble understanding the link.
I, too, am curious. You use the middle initial F in your name (David F Bond).
What does F stand for?
No, don't tell me. I think I know.