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Thread: Education Connection ads on TV and Internet.

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    Education Connection ads on TV and Internet.

    Are they the same scam as "Debt Settlement" ads? Even some celebrities started to endorse them. But I smell something fishy. Too many different website names for the same ads. Also I would question capability of most people they target to study independently. Diploma mill?

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    Re: Education Connection ads on TV and Internet.

    Online Schools, Online Degrees - Education Connection

    One would be well advised to check out the individual college selected to be sure. Some do turn out to be diploma mills and of those a few do get shut down. One can check for proper accreditation here:

    U.S. Department of Education Database of Accredited Postsecondary Institutions and Programs

    Don Holbrook, the BS king of late actually thought he had earned a legitimate master's and doctoral degrees from LaSalle University. The FBI shut that scam down and I really would love to see the 200 page dissertation Holbrook bragged of. But, as usual he is not documenting his claims. The story on LaSalle is quite a cautionary tale:

    LaSalle University Closure Chronology
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    Dallas College Richland Campus Music Advising Derrick Logozzo / Melissa Logan / Not NASM Accredited / Out of State Tuition Nightmare!

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    Re: Education Connection ads on TV and Internet.

    Here are more good tips for checking out higher learning options:

    Old School Scams For The New School
    Anyone needing assistance please feel free to use this e-mail in addition to the PM system here to contact me: soapboxmom@hotmail.com

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    Maurice Bernier the owner of the fatuous F5Mmillionaires club started offering students from third world countries the opportunity to graduaute from Khan Academy. I consider this to be one of the most outrageous scams on the Internet. Read what that abominable Bernier has to say to poor third world students on Scamlandpro.

    Extract from Bernier's Blurb on Scamland.

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    We have created this page to let the world know that we at ThePowerOfOneIncome4Life.com feel that everyone deserves & has the right to a
    proper education. One of our main focuses is providing high quality resources for our members and we strongly feel that without a good eduction
    there can be no movement forward to achieve success in life. This page is just one step we are taking to change the way on line marketing has
    been conducted in the past. Our desire is to have more honest marketers follow in our footsteps while creating a seed for the future of the Internet. That's why we are endorsing and are extremely proud to share this resource with you!

    The Khan Academy. (Worlds Free School)

    Who The Eff is this guy pimped by Bernier? and who is he to award degrees?

    The Khan Acadamy was founded by Salman Khan
    who is the Founder, Executive Director, and Faculty of the Khan Academy.

    More Bernier Blurb about Khan Academy

    WORLD'S FREE SCHOOL? or SCHOOL FOR TERDS LIKE BERNIER?

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    Re: Education Connection ads on TV and Internet.

    Quote Originally Posted by fromthehood View Post
    Are they the same scam as "Debt Settlement" ads? Even some celebrities started to endorse them. But I smell something fishy. Too many different website names for the same ads. Also I would question capability of most people they target to study independently. Diploma mill?
    I, personally, think they are a scam. The explanation I have read about the website names is that is what is used to determine the response from the lackofinformercial in the different time slots (eg: different time slots = different website names).

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