This is an unbelievable article...
It shows how a "get rich" guru in the UK tricked people into paying a £2000 British pound sign up fee ($2500 US dollars) to help them get rich...
He used videos to promote his lifestyle, showing himself in mansions, and leaning on expensive cars...
It turns out that one trick he used was, he visited a mansion which was for sale. He then asked if he could film a video in the mansion "to show his fiancee"...
In another case, he rented a mansion for 24 hours, then, in a video, said it was part of his extensive property portfolio...
He's just been jailed for 2 years for fraud.
(Above - Lee McKenna in front of what he claimed was his new house on the island of Crete...)
Self-styled 'millionaire' who boasted of a jet-set lifestyle and promised riches to people who followed his tips was a conman who lived in a terraced house in Middlesbrough
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...gh-conman.html
Lee McKenna's Twitter account
https://twitter.com/lee_mckenna
Best wishes,
Dien