UPDATE in response to Trustpilot's verification:

PSA...

THANK YOU Trustpilot for reaching out and reviewing the evidence (e-mail, screenshots, links) first-hand and VERIFIED my review!!! (notice the "VERIFIED" mark! :))

Notice there are several FAKE positive reviews (NON-Verified) days after another after this REAL review was posted (likely posted by the company itself), intended to BURY the TRUTH!

DO NOT BE FOOLED!!!

P.S. eCom Babes was founded in 2018, 5 years ago. The company claims to have 11,000+ students. There are 1,825 days in 5 years (including holidays and weekends). So the company successfully screened by phone calls and signed up 11,000+ students in 1,825 days?!?! DO THE (FAKE) MATH!!!

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UPDATE in response to eCom Babes reply:

This is NOT the case of using pseudonym to protect a student's privacy. ACTUAL Facebook SCREENSHOTS were provided (not merely a text-based story). Typically no website or link to students' websites were included, it looks like this time someone finally SLIPPED UP!

It also does NOT answer the question WHY eCom Babes does NOT reply to e-mails and ONLY to public sites, when called out. Yes, eCom Babes DOES receive the e-mails, because it's the SAME e-mail address for people to sign up ore reply to offers. And eCom Babes sprang into action merely days after with an overly apologetic response on TrustPilot to counter the 1st negative review (i.e., DAMAGE CONTROL) after being notified via e-mail (same e-mail address). There was NO reply to the 1st negative review for MONTHS UNTIL they were e-mailed. And days after another, positive reviews were posted to counter as well, to help neutralize the 1st negative review.

Trustpilot can feel free to contact me to review proofs, all e-mails are available and dated, as well as Facebook screenshots and website links.

Lastly, there is NO proof there was EVER an uber successful, functional Transcend jewelry website. Or real, credible interview or article (not sponsored or affiliate-related) on the company's founder and business.

*Also check out REDDIT for others' opinions on what happens on sales calls (marketed as "breakthrough strategy" call; call it as it is, high-pressured sales tactics).

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***eCom Babes does NOT respond to e-mails, UNLESS negative reviews are posted here (i.e., called out in public)***

Considering that eCom Babes FALSIFIES "success stories" with FAKE profiles, how are people to believe their claims are true?

Here's from one of their newsletters:

'Micaela,' supposedly a 23-year old army babe joined eCom Babes in February 2021 and founded successful online boutiques as a result, Simply Inspired Design Co. (hyperlinked in the newsletter and clickable, so there's NO mistake).

If you google Simply Inspired Design Co., the website and business is NOT owned by 'Micaela' 23-year old army babe in February 2021.

Simply Inspired Design Co. was founded in 2017 by Eric and April Austin.

And the purported online boutique Micaela successfully founded with URL described on the newsletter and Facebook post? (Moon and Bean Carrd) PAGE NOT FOUND!

The company also makes claims about getting in now because in 5-10 years dropshipping will be saturated; it's ALREADY WAY saturated years ago! And the price the actual price of the course for dropshipping ('connective e-commerce') is WAY overpriced ($5K, discounted based on income during sales call).

The company also makes claims about other courses could cost $10K; NO other course cost that much; as a matter of fact, there are plenty other dropshipping courses that cost less OR far less than $5K!

Actual screenshots from the eCom Babes newsletter available for review.

Date of experience: August 03, 2023