801-477-1996

I've gotten 3 calls from this number, but they never leave a message. I'd love to find out who this number belongs to!

I have also received 4 different messages from this number. No one says a word and then it hangs up. I've asked to speak with them - no one. Listened quietly - nothing. Any suggestions or insight?

i believe it is someone that is an interviewer for Joe Vitale's miracles coaching program did you inquire about about that?

The individual said he was calling on behalf of Joe Vitale.  AVOID doing business with this company or anything that mentions Joe Vitale.  They have been calling for weeks and hanging up, I have see over 20 calls in the last few months from this number and they never say anything.

I live in Canada and have a prepaid cell phone and this number has been calling alot, 3 or 4 times a day. I subscribe to Joe Vitale's blog and stuff but i dont' recall ever giving out my phone number.. but maybe i did. i never answer the call and no message is left, it just says Utah is calling me. Perhaps it's a glitch. Annoying as hell tho.

Called and left no message. Caller ID says Utah. Weird. First call so far.

It may be from Miracle Coaching Program, but I have talked to them before, and they have always left a message. And the calls came from Texas, not Utah. Might be a scam. Not really sure. Oh and someone called me from that number, but they asked for me. I just said they had the wrong number.

Joe Vitale miracle coaching program. BE VERY CAREFUL TALKING TO THEM!!! THey ask for your credit information, like how much credit you have on your credit cards. Scammy!!

I have some of Joe Vitale's books that a friend passed on to me.  Some good food for thought.  I spoke to someone last summer about miracles coaching.  At the time, I was in the last few months of working before the company closed the doors and was "transitioning" to look at new directions and possibly starting my own business.

Joe has been advertising in Rolling Stone and launching a new career himself writing and producing music.  Not sure how he has time to act as a lifestyle coach .. but that's beside the point.

I asked how much for the personal coaching and they would not give me a dollar amount.  They never asked any personal information, but the fact they do not have set and published rates is a problem for me.  Show me the value and show me the cost and let me decide if this is the right decision for me.

I essentially told them, I was weighing my options and would be in touch if I decided to pursue.  They tried to tell me they only take 15 clients for this year long program that starts every June.  That makes me a little more nervous about the cost.  They kept saying with their coaching methods, I would become a millionaire (no matter what I set out to do) and money would not be an object.  They claim keeping within a budget was "limiting my potential".

I agree with the philosophy of the self fulfilling prophecy, that is setting limitations and roadblocks will hold you back from success because once you reach that point, you will stop and stagnate in personal growth.  What I think is foolish is not working within a budget.  Every business has a budget and that is why this country is in the mess it is.  

I work in Training and Organizational Development and interview/recruit people all over the country.  I am creating my own success and offers of becoming published in the coaching methods I use on the job.  

I honestly do not think Joe is predator running a scam, but I do think that the failure to disclose information is a problem and that is why I would avoid getting involved.  His books and CD's are phenomenal.  I might even attend a conference to hear him speak, but I would never invest in any program that didn't address the costs up front. How much per hour and how many hours a week?

I have some of Joe Vitale's books that a friend passed on to me.  Some good food for thought.  I spoke to someone last summer about miracles coaching.  At the time, I was in the last few months of working before the company closed the doors and was "transitioning" to look at new directions and possibly starting my own business.

Joe has been advertising in Rolling Stone and launching a new career himself writing and producing music.  Not sure how he has time to act as a lifestyle coach .. but that's beside the point.

I asked how much for the personal coaching and they would not give me a dollar amount.  They never asked any personal information, but the fact they do not have set and published rates is a problem for me.  Show me the value and show me the cost and let me decide if this is the right decision for me.

I essentially told them, I was weighing my options and would be in touch if I decided to pursue.  They tried to tell me they only take 15 clients for this year long program that starts every June.  That makes me a little more nervous about the cost.  They kept saying with their coaching methods, I would become a millionaire (no matter what I set out to do) and money would not be an object.  They claim keeping within a budget was "limiting my potential".

I agree with the philosophy of the self fulfilling prophecy, that is setting limitations and roadblocks will hold you back from success because once you reach that point, you will stop and stagnate in personal growth.  What I think is foolish is not working within a budget.  Every business has a budget and that is why this country is in the mess it is.  

I work in Training and Organizational Development and interview/recruit people all over the country.  I am creating my own success and offers of becoming published in the coaching methods I use on the job.  

I honestly do not think Joe is predator running a scam, but I do think that the failure to disclose information is a problem and that is why I would avoid getting involved.  His books and CD's are phenomenal.  I might even attend a conference to hear him speak, but I would never invest in any program that didn't address the costs up front. How much per hour and how many hours a week?

I bought a book last September from Joe Vitale on his website for $9.95.   They billed my charge card and I got the book.  

In November, December and January they billed me again $9.95.  I was busy with work/school and family illness and the bill "Hypnotic Marketing" just wasn't registering who the company was.  I keep access to a travel agent site and have a IATA, CLIA for my own business travel.  I thought the company offering the access to this travel agent took changed their name or something.

This month, they got greedy and billed the same $9.95 six times in five days.  When I called the phone number on the charge card statement, I learned it was these people.  I called, left a voice mail, and sent an email through the Hypnotic Marketing website.

The company responded fast enough, but they claim they have to have someone call me back to with some convoluted explanation of the charges.  I responded asking why they would not tell me what the charges were for in writing, and they still became evasive.  

It seems based on other reports I have read on Miracles Coaching, evasiveness is the standard protocol and never giving anyone a straight answer.

Long story short, just avoid the hassle all the way around.  I did some digging and I got off easy with $89,55 in fraudulent charges.   Some people were scammed out of thousands.  

My bank is charging the $89.55 back to them with no hassle based on the evasiveness of their email.

These people have called on my SKYPE number every day this week. No VM.  I unsubscribed form Joe Vitale's news letter over a month ago.  Please stop calling me...all my numbers are on the DO NOT CALL list.  I don't answer so maybe they will give up. NOT!!

look People, this is my take on it, I subscribed to Joe Vitales books, website what ever you want to call it, I have nothing against the man personally, I think he really started out with good intentions, however,Lately he's become a "jack of all Trades" some one once told me you cant be everthing to every body, but i'll be damded if he aint trying to be! Lets see, he's a star of the secret, a personal coach, a writer, some ones mentor,( not mine) now he wants to be known as a Rock Star! Because he's suurrounded himself with really talented and real musicians that makes him equal? I mean come on really? He's caught up in the "What ever I put out there", they (the masses) will buy. Enough is enough! I really liked reading a couple of his books, but after countless calls from telemarketers wanting me to get into his "Coaching Program" because it was going to change my life forever if I had a couple of thousand bucks to constribute really? I have lost all or what ever  respect I had for him, he's nothing shor of a carnaval pitch man, He gets all of his Buddies, Steve Jones,and who ever that Irish guy riding on his coat tales, to pitch their stuff and expect you buy it, this has gotten way of out hand here! And now Im really starting to be skeptical of Nightengale-Conant for promoting this junk! I understand its a business, but if your not out there really trying to give people something of value,and just pitching everything including the kitchen sink, your a Scammer plain and simple, Understand people today are a lot smarter, wiser to the junk that peddeled on the net,and are tired of being ripped off!!!! if your not really trying to help people, but rather out to make a quick buck so you can flash all your fancy cars, smoke cigars with cronies, and brag how successful you are of the dummies out there buying your crap, what does that really say for you? End of story!!! i fed up with this kind of [***] and hope you are too!
Mt Davis

Who on earth is this calling?? RUDE!!!!!!!! NO name no message.......getting sick and tired of these calls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If  with their coaching methods, we would become a millionaire (no matter what we set out to do) then this callers  should apply it to their own lives to become millionaire themselves and stop the mediocre job.

Redialed this Utah number to be removed from call list.  Their voicemail kept erroneously recording the number I put in.  I retried 3 or 4 times and gave up.  Not a good sign!

Called my cell phone again at 10:11 a.m., second day in a row.  No message.

And if you call back you get voicemail with instructions to be added to Do Not Call list.  They never get your number recorded correctly.  I tried 3 times without success.  It's a scam.

Hi I'm in Montreal just got home to find a heavy breather on my answering machine  from this number.  I too bought a program from Joe Vitale and subscribed to his newsletter.  I cancelled because it was just getting to be too much!!!  Every freaking day there was something and he was also emailing about everyone else s
programs.  If he has any integrity he should be checking these people out.

I never have even heard of joe vitale. But for some reason they keep calling me. I answered twice and told them to stop but they still haven't. Can we report them somewhere. I have no idea how they got my name or number.