PROSCOUT review: NOT A SCAM 1

I am completely convinced Proscout is a legitimate company.

The success stories are endless. I myself know numerous people who received NUMEROUS callbacks(I am waiting for a reply email as to what it led to!).

I just got back from their interview(I have attended one event. ) They turned away 3/4 of the people that showed up for the interview. If this company was a "Scam" they would accept the 800 dollars from ANYONE who brought it!

Lastly, watch the following video...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKkZWTsGWWU&feature=player_embedded

You can tell that the success stories are not scripted, especially from big names, like "Jesse Plemmons", why would he give a fake testimonial?(He is on the show "Friday Night Lights").

Jae Head from "The Blind Side" is another terrific example.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C3sKwZYz6g

How can you call Proscout a scam? I do not doubt that agents may be compensated to go up there...but the fact is, if they see real talent, they obviously take it. Go prepared, and STAND OUT.

The ones screaming "SCAM", are the ones that left empty handed, AND with an empty wallet!

When factoring in the 800 dollars to attend proscout, you have to think LOGICALLY.

Proscout is not an agent, they are a jumpstart to your career. They get you in front of agents, that otherwise, would not take the time out of their day.

You could spend hundreds of thousands of dollars(in my case), to relocate to Los Angeles, start small, build a resume, find an agent, etc. BUT- That will cost me hundreds of thousands. Purchase a home(not interested in moving short term, if I go), but even if you lease...LA is 2-4 times as expensive as anywhere else. Headshots, Acting classes, all the necessities to find an agent. We are talking serious cash.

Proscout is a huge savings, if you TAKE ADVANTAGE of it. You can't start a business without some startup costs. Same thing here.

And if your business fails, as you lack knowledge and experience, that does not mean anybody "Scammed" you, just means opportunity knocked, and you were not prepared to answer.