Let’s talk about something that isn’t exactly fun — but is important.
Scams.
In today’s online world, skepticism isn’t just understandable — it’s smart. Between flashy ads, wild income claims, and “too good to be true” promises, it makes sense to pause before investing in any new training program. And when you see the words tax liens, tax deeds, or public auctions, that skepticism can spike even higher.
So let’s address the question head-on:
Is Public Auction Profits (PAP) a scam?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: keep reading — because we believe transparency beats hype every time.
Where the “Scam” Talk Comes From
Whenever a company teaches something unfamiliar — especially strategies most people were never taught in school — alarm bells tend to go off. Tax lien and tax deed investing isn’t common cocktail-party conversation. It’s not something banks advertise on billboards. And that unfamiliarity alone can make people uneasy.
Add in the fact that some corners of the internet thrive on labeling anything educational as a “scam” for clicks, traffic, or self-promotion, and suddenly legitimate training programs get dragged into the mud without context, research, or even a basic phone call to verify facts.
That’s the pattern we’ve seen before. And it’s exactly why we’re writing this.
First Things First: What Public Auction Profits Actually Is
Public Auction Profits is an education and training program. Full stop.
PAP teaches investors how tax lien and tax deed investing works — step by step — with a strong emphasis on why these investments exist, how they differ from state to state, and what responsible due diligence actually looks like.
Here’s the big-picture concept:
- Counties rely on property taxes to fund public services
- When property owners don’t pay those taxes, counties issue tax liens or tax deeds
- Investors can participate in public auctions as private lenders, with the investment tied to real property
- The strategy is collateral-backed, not speculative hype
Before anyone is taught how to bid, PAP focuses on education:
- Understanding the legal structure
- Learning state-specific rules
- Knowing the risks
- Knowing when not to invest
That’s not how scams operate. That’s how education works.
Who’s Teaching This (and Why That Matters)
Public Auction Profits is taught by Awesomely’s partner Jamil Damji, a real estate investor who has been active in the industry since 2002, and Jamil’s business partner, Kenzie Goodbar.
Jamil isn’t some anonymous internet personality. He’s:
- A cofounder and chief business development officer of a national real estate franchise
- A long-time educator and mentor
- A TV host
- A podcast host
- Someone who actively works in the real estate space he teaches
Just as important: PAP doesn’t rely on motivational fluff or “secret loopholes.” It’s structured education, broken into modules that walk through terminology, auctions, bidding, management, due diligence, and systems.
Scams avoid details.
PAP leans into them.
What Public Auction Profits Is Not
Let’s be crystal clear about what PAP does not claim to be:
- ❌ It is not a get-rich-quick scheme
- ❌ It does not promise guaranteed returns
- ❌ It does not sell a “done-for-you” business
- ❌ It does not claim everyone will succeed
Awesomely is an education company. We teach strategies. We don’t sell outcomes.
Success in investing depends on effort, education, market conditions, and execution — not on watching a few videos and hoping for magic.
If you’re looking for guarantees, PAP isn’t for you.
If you’re looking to learn how a real, government-backed investment strategy works, that’s where PAP fits.
Transparency Around Pricing and Support
One of the biggest red flags in the online education world is hidden pricing and vanishing support. That’s not how Awesomely operates.
- Pricing is shown upfront
- Optional upgrades are clearly labeled and never required
- Every program includes a 30-day money-back guarantee
And when it comes to support, our team isn’t outsourced, scripted, or unreachable. Our Support Heroes are real people who know our programs and are available to help — by phone, chat, and email.
- Live Chat Customer Support Heroes response time is seconds/minutes not hours/days
- Email response time: a couple hours
- Live phone & chat support: Monday-Friday, 9am–5pm EST (Not a bot! A human!)
- Support Heroes have successfully helped thousands of people by phone
- BBB rating: A+
Scams disappear once you pay.
Legitimate education companies stay accessible after you enroll.
Our positive reviews prove it. Here are just a couple…
“My experience so far with Awesomely was very rewarding with the training. It was thorough and easy to follow along… I have been dealing with many companies on my journey and Awesomely is at the top of the list. It is my pleasure to be associated with them.”
— Hope T
“Awesomely LLC is a great company! They’re very upbeat, ready to help whatever questions arise and they also respond via email quickly. The training is upbeat, fun, detailed and to the point.”
— Debra G
Why Skepticism Is Healthy — and Why PAP Holds Up to It
We actually respect skepticism. It means you’re thinking critically.
So ask the hard questions:
- Is this education or hype?
- Are risks disclosed?
- Is the strategy real and verifiable?
- Are there clear explanations, not vague promises?
Public Auction Profits holds up because it’s built on:
- Public records
- Government-run auction systems
- Real estate law
- Education-first delivery
Nothing hidden. Nothing secret. Nothing “exclusive” that can’t be researched independently.
The Bottom Line
Public Auction Profits isn’t a scam.
It’s a structured educational program designed to teach investors how tax lien and tax deed investing works — responsibly, transparently, and realistically.
If you’re willing to learn, do your due diligence, and put in the work, PAP gives you the tools and knowledge to explore a strategy that’s existed for decades — long before online courses ever did.
And if you still have questions?
We encourage them.
That’s what legitimate education looks like.
Live Awesomely.