Teleseminars

1. What is a Teleseminar?

Usually it’s a 60-90 minute long seminar conducted via a telephone conference call. You don't need any special equipment to participate or any computer experience - just a standard telephone. It's like making a phone call to a friend, but instead of making a connection with just one friend - you connect with a group of people AND an expert in the field of dating.

2. What are the charges for the Teleseminar?

The teleminar information is part of whatever cost programme you have registered for.  However, the actual call, like most phone calls have an associated charge. This is the part that you are responsible for. Depending on where in the world you live, you may have to pay normal long distance charges associated with the call. Most calls last for about sixty to ninety minutes, and with the competitive long distance phone charges today this adds up to very little. As this number is based in the United States, callers from New Zealand and other countries may wish to find out the charges prior to calling. However, as stated, these are now very competitive and as an example, for New Zealand callers using Telecom home phones on a 90 minute call can expect to pay no more than $5.00 NZD. (Please check with your provider for your own peace of mind).

3. What happens during the Teleseminar?

As soon as you dial the phone number, an operator will ask you to enter the access code and you will automatically connect to the conference call. You may be greeted as you enter the "class-room". It is an interactive combination of information sharing by the Denise Corlett and any other invited experts on the call, and participants. You will have an opportunity to introduce yourself and depending on the structure of the teleseminar, get questions answered (and since our experts normally charge over $200 an hour for private consulting – this benefit alone make the call infinitely more valuable.)

4. What number should I dial?

When you subscribe to the Dating Advice Teleseminars or Programmes, some days prior to the call, you’ll be sent a phone number and access code and some other helpful reminders. When you dial the number and enter the access code, you're automatically and immediately in the "room" with the host and all the other participants. It's that simple!

5. What if I don’t want to ask questions?

You don’t have to.  In fact, most of our callers won’t say a word during the call – most people would prefer to just sit back and learn from the host, but if you have any questions, there’s almost always time to get your questions answered.

6. What if I miss a call?

If you have registered for a Dating Advice Teleseminar or Programme, you’ll have access to the recorded version of teleseminars. All audio’s are posted, usually within 72 hours after the live call – you must have registered for the call and for the paid options, paid for your Teleseminars or membership to gain access to the recordings.

7.  Why should I be on the call instead of just listening to the recording later?

If you are on the call you will have the opportunity to ask personal questions and listen to the questions that other people ask –this usually helps clarify a lot for you.

Sometimes the recording will be somewhat shorter than the actual call because the question and answer session is usually not included in the recording – that’s because once we open the lines up for questions, the clarity of the recording sometimes drops significantly.

8. What is the etiquette of listening to a call?

Teleseminar Etiquette

To ensure that we have a successful, enjoyable Conference experience, please abide by the following Teleseminar Etiquette:

1. Call in on time. All teleseminars are announced in different time zones. To check the time in your time zone, visit http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html. Also, please use this site to synchronize your clock so that you will call in on time. Please dial in a minute or two before the start time, as the teleseminar will start at the scheduled time.

2. Mute mode. The Telecall and Teleseminars will primarily be in Mute mode which will be controlled by the organiser. At times the organiser will choose to allow questions that will require the organiser and attendees to unmute. Directions on how to unmute will be given at those times during the teleclass or teleseminar.

3. Mute button. You can use your telephone's mute button, if there is one. Background noise can make it hard for other callers to hear during the seminar. If you do not have a mute button, please call from a quiet location. If you do not have a "mute" feature on your phone, you may self-mute by pushing star and six (*6). Pressing *6 will beep as it's engaged, so this feature should only be used if you cannot call from a quiet location and you do not have a mute feature on your own phone.

4. Hold button. Refrain from putting the call on "hold" if you're calling from a phone system that plays recordings during Hold.

5. Breathing. Please be aware of your breathing noise levels if you are unmuted. As some people breathe 'heavier' than others, we ask that everyone hold the mouthpiece or telephone headset microphone a bit away from their mouth and nose, unless they are speaking.

6. Two-line phones. If you have a two-line phone, please turn off the ringer on the second line. If you get a call during the Teleseminar it can interrupt the entire class for everyone.

7. Call waiting. Please disable your call waiting before dialing in. Bridges can become unusable for days if someone "flashes" over to check another call. Please check with your phone company. For USA phone companies, you can disable call-waiting by picking up the phone, waiting for the dial tone, dialing *70 (star seven zero), waiting for the dial tone again, and then dialing the bridge number.

8. Children and pets. We love them but they can be noisy if you are on unmute, so please have them in a room away from your phone.

9. Always call on a land-line and refrain from using speakerphones, cordless phones, and computer telephony. If using a speakerphone, please pick up the handset to speak and put the mute button on when you're just listening. If you are using a headset, be sure it has fresh batteries installed. If the only phone you have is cordless, you will have better reception close to the base unit. Additionally, please refrain from using cell phones as they are affected by atmospheric conditions and satellite problems as well as crossed signals and background noise, all of which can affect the conference quality for everyone.

10. At the beginning of the call you are welcome to introduce yourself.

11. Cross-Talk. Please refrain from chatting in side conversations with others in the group during the call.

12. Recording

Audio Recording Release Agreement

Dating Advice and Denise Corlett may record teleseminars. By participating in Dating Advice and Denise Corlett  teleseminars and  conference calls, you agree to and give permission to Dating Advice and Denise Corlett as well as its principals, employees, agents and contractors, to record the teleseminars conference calls and use the recordings in any manner whatsoever.  

You also understand that selected recordings or portions of recordings that you have participated in may be made available for commercial distribution and that this is acceptable to you.  

You understand that your name will not be used on any packaging, but that, of course, your voice and perhaps your name will be heard by those listening to the recording or any media based on the recording.  

Said permission shall also include the unlimited and exclusive rights to own, exhibit and exploit any and all such recordings throughout the universe in perpetuity.  

By participating in the teleseminar conference call, you waive any and all rights of privacy, publicity, defamation and other rights of a similar nature in connection with the teleclass conference call recording and agree not to institute or maintain any claims or actions against Dating Advice and Denise Corett as well as or its principals, employees, agents, and contractors.   

You understand and agree that you will not receive any compensation for attendance on the teleseminar conference call or for the sales of the recordings.