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  1. Hi Steve,

    I purchased the Aurora Program Program June 10/2019.
    After trying to work with the basic program, I realized it would not work as advertised. I went for the up sell and purchased the Pro version of Mt. Mace’s program.
    I live in Canada so after the monetary conversion my bill sat at $112.28.
    I watched Mr Armstrong’s tutorials with pen and paper in hand several times over. He did present an excellent tutorial.
    Armed with this knowledge, I spent the next week trying to make this program working. Yes I got into Instagram, Pinterest and added the other items via Google to make this program work.
    To my dismay it became obvious to me I may have to purchase another up sell.
    I am on a fixed income because I am physically disabled. My budget was maxed out, I had no more money left.
    Looking at the prices you have listed the total cost to make this program work would be $585.97 and then, I have to look at the conversion to Canadian dollars.
    It is at this point that I decided to exercise my right to the 30 day money back guarantee.
    Perhaps the program is not a, “Scam” but the money back guarantee does border on being a false sense of security, at this point I am within my legal rights to call it a lie!
    For the past week I have been sending numerous letter to Mr. Mace and Warrior Plus, all of them have been ignored.
    I have documented all communication with the parties involved as I will be documenting this comment to you.
    Further to this I posted my experience with the “Aurora Pro Program on my own site. In no way did I call it a scam to my followers, I just wanted an opinion or similar experiences of anyone who may have fallen victim to this program or other programs by Mr.Mace

    This is just one of several comments I received from a gentleman on my site:
    “I’ve had lots of complaints about Brendan mace and Jono Armstrong on my site,, yes about the never-ending spiral of upsells but also about how rude they are to people. Someone asked for a refund and Brendan said that since some of the money goes to charity work in Indonesia (I dont know how true this is) that by asking for a refund they are ‘taking food out of poor children’s mouths’.
    Very rude and obnoxious.
    Simon
    I included several of the comments I have received since my post, and I did include a portion of them to Mr. Mace.
    I do plan on continuing my efforts to get my justified refund,
    going through Pay Pal and my Bank also.
    I would appreciate any comments from you. At least acknowledge my post to you.
    Thank you,
    Michael Mortimer

    1. Hi Michael,

      Thanks for sharing your experience with Aurora. I can totally understand your frustration with the program as I also bought courses that didn’t live up to the hype. Indeed, those upsells are very expensive!
      As I mentioned in my post, there is no automated system that can magically get you enough free traffic and sales with little effort. Brendan and Jono’s products are not scams, but their sales pages make people feel like there is some sort of advantage or shortcut to success.
      If you bought Aurora through PayPal and you having trouble getting your money back through their email, I recommend opening a dispute with PayPal. Explain the situation to PayPal and they will demand your money back.
      I hope you get your money back soon because it’s your right as a customer.
      Let me know if you get it!

      All the best
      Stefan

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