My husband and I are thinking about joining the Prosper Learning program but would love to hear any comments from people who have had experience with this company. If anyone has other ideas for work at home programs that are not scandalous scams, we would welcome the info. Thanks!

I attended the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year award ceremony last thursday with backcountry.com, and the guys from Prosper Inc. won the award. That's pretty tough to do. They do a complete background check, audit all books and records and even talk to current customers. I met the owners and they seem like great guys really trying to do a great thing. I'm thinking about taking a few courses as well. Let me know how it goes.

Well I am a current member of Prosper Learning. Been so for about a month and today is exceptionally hard for me. I stumbled upon an article from my local real estate club that talked about in detail Mr. Robert Allen. Mr. Allen is apparently somehow connected to Prosper Learning as in possibly the owner. The article goes on and basically says they would not recommend him for advise. He had multiple bankruptcies etc.. So I decided to google search Prosper Inc, Prosper learning, pmg etc.. Well the news isn't good many, many websites even the bbb.org tales of misery and woe and deceit. I know in my heart that if you want to be successful you really got to push hard. You gotta ignore somethings and take in others. From day one the large some of money I put up to enter the Prosper Learning world has always been in the back of my mind, well that day is here. That's a big damn bill. I truly do believe in real estate investing but at the time of this writing I am unsure about the future of my relationship with prosperlearning.com. I have a scheduled coaching session monday evening that gives me a whole 24hrs to try and figure out how to act and what to say if anything to my coach.