A soccer exposure service guarantees refunds within three months if a sophomore doesn't get genuinely recruited by a Division III, II, or Division I school they want. The founder was cut from JV in high school, kept pushing, and earned a full-ride Division I scholarship, proving exposure and persistence work.
Do we have any guarantees? Okay, so my job is to give you the most exposure possible. However, I believe my system is so good, and I believe that our models can help you play college soccer, that if in the next 3 months, assuming you agreed to the agreement form, which, you know, stipulates you must show up to meetings and send this video, that if you're not being genuinely recruited to a school you want to go to, if you're a sophomore before June 15th, then this counts for D3, D2s, it's technically illegal to hear from Division I schools, but we do anticipate the opportunity for that to happen as well, then we will refund you. Now, genuinely recruited is stipulated in the agreement, so you can see exactly what genuinely recruited means. But to give you a brief overview, the NCAA defines recruiting as the, et cetera. This includes emails, texts, phone calls, true requests for transcripts. We want you to for sure, for sure get genuine The genuine interest could be, we don't like you and you're not good enough for our team. At the end of the day, my job is to get you the exposure, the eyeballs. My motto has always been, why not me? I deserve at least a chance. And I always felt that way because when I was playing JV soccer as a junior in high school, everyone told me I could never do it. But I thought, look, if you would just give me a chance, if I could just have the opportunity, I would make it. And I got told many times by top schools, but I also got told by a Division I school that you're gonna give you a full-ride scholarship. And I just needed the chance. So I look forward to answering more of your questions.
