Gagan W. Khan

My recent engagement with the consultation process has left me feeling quite uneasy, and I feel compelled to share my experience with you. Initially, I was taken aback by the seemingly low consultation fee quoted, leading me to believe I would be attending an in-person office consultation. However..., on the day of the meeting, there was an unexpected shift to a phone meeting facilitated by an assistant. This assistant consistently sought advice from Gagan for every question, creating a palpable air of uncertainty and raising concerns about the professionalism of the consultation. Expressing my preference for an in-person meeting before making any decisions, I agreed to a $500 per hour consultation fee. Much to my surprise, a subsequent call from the office clerk revealed a rather unconventional requirement – the need to retain services for a minimum of 7 hours before scheduling an initial meeting. This request struck me as unusual and impractical, as it seemed counterintuitive to retain services before the crucial initial consultation. This entire process has left me feeling hesitant and wary about moving forward. The request to retain services before the initial meeting appears unconventional and, frankly, concerning. I believe it's essential for others to exercise caution when dealing with this individual in the consultation process.