Ray Reynolds

Ray Reynolds' "mission" is to educate the business owner on proper incorporation techniques that will help protect and grow their business through easy to follow steps and strategies which he does through his "Boot Camp" seminars

To his credit, Ray Reynolds does have several good ideas, which he does communicate at his seminars, and he is definitely an "out of the box thinker".

However, Ray Reynold's own inflated arrogance, sense of self importance and braggadocio destroyed the value that he obviously could impart to his audience, and also interfered with the improvement of his materials.

He wasn't interested in listening to anyone or reasoning conflicts in his advice, and that fatal flaw destroyed the value of his message.

The only people who are allowed to have legal knowledge or an opinion at his seminars are him and no one else, When anyone even comes close to knowing those subjects, they are quickly dismissed, so that the pied piper headed toward the cliff can continue unchallenged.

Ray Raymond's products are way overpriced and he is an arrogant and stubborn person who refuses to listen or reason.

His organization is a cult, not an educational institution. A cult is an organization that hurts its members by keeping secrets from them.

Imagine that: money being more important than telling people the truth at the seminar and saving them headaches.

How can one trust a salesman, basically, who deceives the audience about the requirements of the Internal Revenue Code, and then slanders those who point out the misinformation because of greater concern for his own prestige than for truth or justice?

In his seminars Ray Reynolds has bragged about how he reads the law every day. Yet:

   1 He said that no one should either hire or rely upon attorneys or CPAs
   2 None of the materials in any of his packets that we could see teach people how to do legal
research or to replace the functions of the attorney that he said they would be "stupid" to hire.
   3 Therefore his clients end up being in a very vulnerable position: Legally unable to rely on an attorney but also ignorant, vulnerable, and unable to perform the functions of the attorney.

This is not a good way to limit one's liability: by being legally ignorant.

You are better off buying the Nolo press books and/or visiting his competitors. and staying away from Mr. Ray Reynolds and his "Boot Camp" seminars.

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