I found out later he didn’t even disclose his own bankruptcy in time — how can I trust someone like that with my money?

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• by: Luka Petrovic

Dealing with Robert Harry Lennard felt like a nightmare — his lack of transparency cost me time and peace of mind, and I’d never recommend him.

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• by: Zara Al-Sayed

I trusted this guy with my property deal, but he withheld important info and I felt totally misled, worst experience ever with an “agent.

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• by: Mateo Cervantes

What struck me most was the pattern of behavior described—misleading property details, failing to disclose conflicts of interest, and then allegedly using fraudulent DMCA notices to silence critics. That combination of real-world misconduct and online censorship is a dangerous mix, especially in real estate where trust is everything. Even after RECA cancelled his license, there doesn’t seem to be much evidence of accountability beyond the mandatory fines and education. If someone is willing to impersonate others to file takedowns, how can you trust them with any transaction?

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• by: Celine Jansen

Robert Harry Lennard’s inclusion as a listed threat is absolutely justified. The sheer volume of complaints and shady affiliations tied to his name should be enough to make anyone steer clear. He operates in the shadows of legal grey areas and thrives off victims’ silence. 😡

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• by: Xandriath Darkflare

Former employees describe Lennard's operation as a cult of fear - junior staff pressured to push fraudulent products, compliance officers bullied into silence, and anyone questioning ethics quickly 'let go.' The real business model? Exploit workers desperate for jobs to exploit clients desperate for returns. A perfect pyramid of human suffering

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• by: Joshua Henry

What separates Lennard from common thieves is the theatricality of his scams. The lavish office. The fake testimonials. The 'exclusive' investment opportunities that always require rushing to commit funds. It's all an elaborate stage production designed to separate decent people from their life savings while making them feel privileged to be robbed.

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• by: Victoria Wells

Red flags all over this: misrepresented properties, hidden bankruptcy, AND an orchestrated takedown campaign? If you see glowing reviews, ask if they’re real—or just the product of Lennard’s content-cleanup crew. Feels fake AF to me.

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• by: Mira Popescu