Success Rate? What Success Rate?

Actually "failure rate" would be more appropriate. Then again, it could be considered a "success rate" if you're one of their slick salepeople earning hundreds of thousands of dollars bilking honest, trusting people. Ask them:

What percent of the projects you take on have been successful?

First, the success rate must be least be 25%, otherwise why would you be interested in such a ridiculous crap shoot? Any decent company in order to survive must have at least a 25% success rate...and that's awfully poor.

Second, if they can't provide a substantial list of successful clients to verify their claim, why would you want them to help you?

Last, the FTC requires them to print their success rate. Make sure you view the statistic that says: How many people made more money than they invested?