When I first stepped into Karate Unlimited 3 years ago, I immediately knew that I would fall in love with Taekwondo and train here for a long time. Until I met Jim Fecca that is. Here's where the red flags come in. On my first day there, my parents signed a 3 year contract. Normally, no one would consider signing a contract on the first day, or a 3 year contract. Usually, you'd get a free 30 day trial to see if you like the kind of training they offer. After the 30 days are up, that's when they'll ask if you'd consider signing up. 3 years ago, I didn't know what kind of person Jim Fecca was. I started to notice that some things about this place didn't add up. Like kids at ages 5-10 with black belts. How? It takes more than 3 years to get a black belt and yet kids had black belts. He charged people including myself, a fee for testing for a new belt. There should only be a fee for the belts, not testing. Also, this man talks about everyone behind their backs. The students who train there, the student's parents, even the black belts who train them. Jim pretends to be nice, but it is nothing more than an act. Money is the only thing he cares about. So much so that he drove away one of the students, just because she couldn't come in on a Saturday. After spending a year at Karate Unlimited, I was already a brown belt and an Instructor's aide. At that time, I finally got accepted into a community college and was ready for higher learning. I told my instructors, and Jim that I wasn't coming back. My instructors understood and wished me well in my future endeavors. I assured them that I will never stop practicing what I've learned. Jim on the other hand, kept asking me if I was ever going to come back. I told him no. A couple months into my semester, I received a letter. A letter that stated that I'm being stripped of my brown belt. Not only was I being stripped of my brown belt, the letter even stated that it will be impossible for me to continue my martial arts endeavor if i ever wanted to learn a new style. The letter was supposedly written by the WTF. I found that hard to believe, because their insignia wasn't on the letter and the letter was poorly written. No one should ever have a letter written to them about their belt being stripped away over payment. Only certified instructors should deal with belt stripping. Not a manager who knows nothing about martial arts. If you're looking for a good place to train in martial arts, don't go to Karate Unlimited of Sicklerville. You will get ripped off in the worst way possible. read more