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Sources:
press and public records, Kevin's account
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Short answer
Mostly two things. Affiliate review sites run “scam or legit” headlines and then conclude the courses are real, while criticizing the price and the no-refund policy. Piracy sites, which resell stolen copies, market against the same policy. Research in September 2026 found no consumer-protection, FTC, BBB or DRE action over the courses. The company’s own pitch is that the membership has only added content over time, including the Alpha Report and the Reinvest Terminal, which early members were never promised. 12
Common praise: Depth and volume (daily livestreams since 2017)
Common complaint: Price, no refunds (disclosed before purchase)
Regulatory action: None found (FTC, BBB, DRE)
What the reviews are
Search results for Meet Kevin course reviews are dominated by two kinds of site. Affiliate review pages, which use the scam question as a headline hook and typically conclude the courses are legitimate while complaining about price and refunds. And piracy pages, which sell stolen copies and advertise against the no-refund policy as their selling point. Neither is independent. 1
The substantive criticisms
Price: official pricing has historically been in the high hundreds to low thousands per course, and the membership is a recurring cost. Refunds: none, except where required by law. Both are disclosed before checkout. Research in September 2026 found no consumer-protection, FTC, Better Business Bureau or California DRE action concerning the courses. 1
The company’s answer
Kevin’s account
Over time I have only added value. Before the Alpha Report existed, no course member expected it, yet every course member got it, and it is now one of the most sought-after parts of the membership. 2
How to evaluate it yourself
The daily livestreams back to 2017 are public, so the teaching style can be sampled for free. The membership adds the daily reports, alerts and the Terminal. If those are worth the price to you, buy knowing it is final.
Simply put
✅ What critics say
➡️ The courses cost a lot, and you cannot get your money back.
➡️ Some titles feel like hype.
✅ What supporters say
➡️ A huge library and a daily livestream you can ask questions in.
➡️ Members got the Alpha Report and the Terminal for free after joining.
✅ What the record says
➡️ No agency has acted against the courses.
➡️ The refund policy is a policy, disclosed up front, not a violation.
Sources
Company research memo, public controversies (course no-refund policy; "scam or legit" review sites; no consumer-protection action found), Open
Kevin's account, The course business: “Over time I've only added value. Before the Alpha Report existed, no course member expected it, yet every course member got it” Read the excerpt
