Mr. Jimmie Lee Parker, owner of E Train University, is running a BAIT and SWITCH deal with his coupon he did through Gazette.net on 6/28/2011. I bought the deal for 5 private basketball lessons for $125 that expire on 6/28/12, a 50% savings. He claims The Gazette made a mistake on the expiration date and he sent everyone emails. He only sold to 12 people. He did not contact me. I am the 2nd person commenting on YELP!! about this. He only had 12 emails to send out and he definitely missed 2 out of 12. I think if he was considerate of his patrons then he would have made sure The Gazette had re-issued new certificates with new expiration dates. When I first called Mr. Parker to schedule I mentioned the coupon and he never said it expired. My son went to his first lesson. Mr. Parker then emailed me his packages to sell me: 10 private lessons for $750 or 20 private for $1200. I guess he does math a bit different than the rest of us, Mr. Parke, based from the coupon... 10 would be $500 and 20 for $1000 and usually you go down in price as you sell more. It's enticement not entrapment. I told Mr. Parker, I am cautious of expiration dates, I don't throw away $125 just to spend more on duplicating what I already deserve to receive. We saved to use the coupon for my son to get in shape for school tryouts. Mr. Parker said my son would not benefit from just his coupon without his package. He is wrong!! My son would have received self-esteem and encouragement with those 5 lessons. His confidence would have been raised before tryouts. Especially since he has never had private lessons before. "Private lessons" make you feel special and build you up, so I STRONGLY disagree with Mr. Parker who said, "giving four more private lessons is not going to get him ready for tryouts, the best way to help my son is to commit to a program that will help my son", and "I, (Mr. Parker) cannot afford to lose money on the situation either". I actually laugh because Mr. Parker expects ME to lose my money in the situation, $125 to him and receive nothing in return, and now he is claiming the coupon I first mentioned he thought was another coupon. Is that another tactic Mr. Parker? Mr. Parker is a Coach at prestigious private school in Bethesda named Landon. Would they approve of his conduct and behavior? Just because he surrounds himself around kids who come from money doesn't mean he should be intimidating to those who financially are not in the same league. These are tough times Mr. Parker, be fair. Even Bank America is trying to fix their problems and you should be ethical and fix yours too!!!! Refund my money! read more