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I have hate when it comes to Shelby Sapp on high ticket sales on an app. Question number one, remote closing, high ticket closing, a legitimate way to make money. Answer commission. Yes, commission based sales has existed for hundreds of years. Businesses absolutely pay people to close qualified opportunities for them, which is what she's teaching people how to do. Question number two, is Shelby Sapp program charges, charges worth what she charges, which I think is like $5,000. And does it deliver what her buyers or consumers expect? The reasons why she is legitimately getting hate is because there is an investigation when you go and look at her, she sells Academy on the Business Bureau. It is showing her currently listed with an F rating. Now, the Better Business Bureau has seven complaints, four of them have gone unanswered, which is not an excuse and should not be ignored by Shelby or her team. But from the BBB, it does not mean that you've committed fraud, it just means somebody has filed a complaint against business and they will never be able to get their money back. I've never bought her program, I've never hired one of her closers. So I'm not going to sit on TikTok and tell you that the program is amazing on a daily basis that I have absolutely no basis to say that. What I can tell you is that the business model that she teaches today has existed for a very, very long time. She just found a way to do it probably better than most. Critique the program based on the evidence, critique the claims, the claims, the practices, selling ticket commission jobs itself. Probably understand or sales outside W2B role. I wonder Shelby is backslash is actually about high ticket sales about being genuinely jealous of her because she has built an empire in a very short amount of time outside of a traditional W2 role that a lot of you that are in that W2 role are annoyed that you will never see millions in your bank account because you were confined to a salary plus a commission only.