These people are very good at what they do, which is to take advantage of unsuspecting people trying to enter the entertainment industry. NEVER pay them in advance (we did) or before you see a finished product. They throw around the names of reputable people in the entertainment industry as friends and people they are contacting on your behalf.
It doesn't happen. We finally contacted these people and they had no idea who we were or what we were talking about. If you ask for documentation or proof you will never get it.
They are always looking for the next easy scam...usually a person of faith so that is how they tailor their conversations. Beware of the term or # "ladder holder", they use it alot. Tim will also say he has made his fortune in the music business and just wants to give back by helping new artists with his contacts.
They will make comparisons to other victims and tell you that each previous person quit on them or didn't do what they said and that is why they weren't successful. In reality, the Miners don't have the contacts they claim and will stall you with whatever means necessary, all the while demanding more money for their "help."
When they are sure they cannot get any more money from you, whether it is from overpriced and outdated music (usually over $10,000 per song) or a video (in the area of $25,000) you will not hear from them. They will have moved on.
Tim Miner Hope Riley Miner Reviews
These people are very good at what they do, which is to take advantage of unsuspecting people trying to enter the entertainment industry. NEVER pay them in advance (we did) or before you see a finished product. They throw around the names of reputable people in the entertainment industry as friends and people they are contacting on your behalf.
It doesn't happen. We finally contacted these people and they had no idea who we were or what we were talking about. If you ask for documentation or proof you will never get it.
They are always looking for the next easy scam...usually a person of faith so that is how they tailor their conversations. Beware of the term or # "ladder holder", they use it alot. Tim will also say he has made his fortune in the music business and just wants to give back by helping new artists with his contacts.
They will make comparisons to other victims and tell you that each previous person quit on them or didn't do what they said and that is why they weren't successful. In reality, the Miners don't have the contacts they claim and will stall you with whatever means necessary, all the while demanding more money for their "help."
When they are sure they cannot get any more money from you, whether it is from overpriced and outdated music (usually over $10,000 per song) or a video (in the area of $25,000) you will not hear from them. They will have moved on.