Paying tens of millions of dollars to take the “holding up old love” course, the boy was shocked because he was cheated-Young man

Seeing the instructor’s answer, Mr. Lam was shocked because he realized that he might have been cheated, the course was not useful at all.

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A rare incident happened in Wuxi, Jiangsu, China. A young man with the last name Lam broke up with his girlfriend last March due to a difficult conflict. While surfing the net, Mr. Lam found an expert psychoanalyst, who is nicknamed “Emotional Relic” and decided to contact this expert to ask for help and reconnect the old love.

Receiving Mr. Lam’s case, the expert asked Mr. Lam to fill out a personal information form and detail the emotional experience of the previous relationship. Next, the expert said that, in order to attract an ex-girlfriend, one must buy a 45-day love counseling and guidance course, a total of 9,000 yuan (about 32 million VND) in the course fee.

After three days of “emotional service counseling and guidance”, Mr. Lam found that the content provided by the expert did not have any practical effect. For example, on the first day, the teacher in the group asked Mr. Lam to watch a spirituality course and write feedback. On the second and third day, the instructor in the group still showed him videos and wrote feedback.

Lam must take the initiative every day, otherwise the instructor will not contact him. Once, Mr. Lam actively asked a question about his troubled emotional line, the instructor calmly replied: “To solve this problem, I have to go to bed early”.

When Mr. Lam asked: “What’s the use of going to bed early?”. The instructor replied that: “Going to bed early helps to secrete the most male hormones, so in the morning you can make yourself more attractive.”

Seeing the instructor’s answer, Mr. Lam was shocked because he realized that he might have been cheated, the course was not useful at all. Right after that, Mr. Lam asked the specialist for a refund, deduction of fees for the first three days and a refund for the remaining 42 days, but was refused by the other party.

Finally, after a series of complaints and criticisms, Mr. Lam was also handled and the money was refunded. However, not many people are as lucky as Mr. Lam. Currently, Chinese social networks are flooded with emotional healing programs and emotional recovery counseling. Most charge expensive fees but have no real effect.

Worth mentioning, because courses and programs are sold on online platforms, when there is a dispute with consumers, complaints are often dismissed.