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Neil Jenman who runs the www.jenman.com.au web site has been claiming to be a so called consumer advocate for many years now. But our research shows that he runs a for profit organisation that trains real estate agents who have to pay in many cases thousands per month to be trained on how to apparently be more ethical in real estate. The ethical part is quite ironic when one discovers he built his multi million dollar empire by running so called consumer meetings free of charge around Australia.

How the Jenman scam works?

Jenman's initial success no doubt come from the free publicity from attacking an industry that because its full of unethical practices is a easy target but also because the negative publicity he created for the industry was free publicity for his Jenman franchise network. Because many journalists also appear fooled by Jenman's deception of the average consumer, they still to this day run some of his articles as if he is solely a consumer advocate or real estate commentator, rather than a real estate franchiser and sales person.

But as the saying goes the truth always floats to the surface eventually and now it seems that more and more consumers are awakening to Jenman's deception that have made him millions in the process of slandering others and the Jenman empire is all but crumbled to a point, that Jenman is now reverting to effectively begging the public on his web site to donate money to his so called consumer causes.

As the saying goes, those who live in glass house shouldn't throw stones. And this appears to sum up Neil Jenman well who is reportedly now so unpopular from defaming so many people that he has apparently has to have bars on his house windows and around the clock protection.

Jenman in recent years in order to gain publicity to desperately keep his empire from crumbling went after the property spruiking industry, namely the king pin Henry Kaye. Henry Kaye who had people lining up to pay him $10,000 a ticket to learn how to make a fortune in the real estate boom obviously drove Jenman crazy. Kaye become Jenman's new obsession and to generate publicity Jenman used the same old method of slandering someone with a profile to try and get the publicity his empire needs to keep going. He alleged that Kaye was a con man for charging $10,000 for seminars, yet this is the same Jenman who was boasting to a journalist in a recent newspaper article of how he made a million dollars in a week many years ago by selling 118 tickets to his own real estate seminar for guess what? $10,000 per ticket.

Jenman allegations made to defame Kaye were not done to protect consumers but purely as Kaye was a more successful competitor then Jenman, who is a property spruiker himself. At least other property spruikers don't try and make out there consumer advocates while blatantly peddling there own product.

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