Undergroundhypnosis.com sells a $136 course about influencing people in social situations and some about hypnosis, but not to the extent that the sales copy would lead you to believe. It’s six CD’s (the last two are about weight loss and stop smoking, so technically four). This is really about the power of pursasion and not just walking around like a HypnoToad (Futurama reference for non fans) and zapping people with superpowers. If you want to learn to actually hypnotize someone, get a book on that topic exclusively, there’s a ton available.

The sales copy is pure fiction, the terms of use page is the most horrific I’ve ever seen and I don’t see how it could be legally binding (just by viewing a site you don’t enter into an agreement to pay $100,000 for each violation and “have no rights”). Also just viewing a terms page doesn’t constitute acceptance, that’s total crap.

They even say you can’t link to them, it’s the most obnoxious terms page I’ve ever seen, and must have been written in Fantasyland, because that’s the only place where this kind of madness is legally binding. It goes on, they also claim you agree to arbitration and can never sue them in court, because again, you read it so that means you agree to it. If you didn’t agree, you shouldn’t have read it in the first place.

Anyway, back to the product at hand, it’s not the super secret things they tout. It’s just methods for influencing people in conversations. It all looks barrowed from other sources. After finding some people who bought it, they said the part about influencing people and alpha male group dynamics was interesting, but they make it out to sound like you’ll have some Jedi mind control over everyone you meet, and that’s just not gonna happen. I just won’t spend an afternoon tearing this apart further, read it if you want, and I think you’ll see it’s dramatic, to the point that it pops it’s own balloon in going overboard.

A few more things about this place that owns it, they go to such lengths to hide, to deny you all rights by reading their web site, if you’re looking for them, here’s a start.

TS Reports, LLC. is the owners of this one, and they even claim the Taylor Starr name is their property so that’s not a real person which I find deceiving. In fact all information about the site is hidden, and only free email addresses are used by them. Also TS Reports advertises yourfreesatellite.com and they have a lot of angry people who report only getting public access channels when they were promised ESPN and other channels but can’t get those.

They are listed at this PO box:
Daniel Baker (listed as principal but may be another alias)
PO Box 13544
Macon, GA 31208-3544

and also here

TSReports, LLC
ECM #60602
93 S. Jackson Street
Seattle, Washington 98104-2818

There’s several others sharing that address so it may be a mail center, but none showed for it.
Just go to amazon.com and buy a book about hypnosis, maybe one written by a real person who’s done it professionally.