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Married At First Sight's Dan Hunjas has revealed he is among the customers who are still owed huge sums of money in refunds after Tony Robbins' tour was cancelled.
American motivational speaker Tony, 64, had been due to speak at a sold-out tour around Australia in 2020 but it had to be cancelled due to the Covid pandemic.
However, it was claimed last month that Success Resources Australia, the local promotion company behind the tour, owes around $300,000 to dozens of fans in refunds.
The company promised on multiple occasions it will refund the money, but many fans claimed they are still waiting on refunds four years after the planned tour.
MAFS star Dan has now revealed he is among the disgruntled customers fighting to get his ticket refunded, after splashing out more than $10,000 on the event.
Married At First Sight's Dan Hunjas (pictured) has revealed he is among the customers who are still owed huge sums of money in refunds after Tony Robbins' tour was cancelled
The Gold Coast marketing specialist claimed to have not been refunded for his VIP package as he alleged he has had a frustrating four-year battle with Success Resources.
He claimed he had been offered 'virtual tickets' to watch online footage of the self-help guru speaking at overseas events, but insisted he is yet to see any refund.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, he accused Success Resources of 'deliberately ripping off' its Australian customers as he fumed over the alleged ordeal.
He shared: 'I thought I was the only one battling this situation due to some kind of ridiculous administration error and me falling through the cracks, but it turns out to be that I'm not the only one.
'There are a lot of people actually battling this out as well, not knowing that there are more of us out there thinking that they are also the only one or even not having the resources to be able to escalate it properly, where I do.'
American motivational speaker Tony (pictured), 64, had been due to speak at a sold-out tour around Australia in 2020 but it had to be cancelled due to the Covid pandemic
Dan - who rose to fame on MAFS last year - said his goal is to get himself and his fellow customers refunds, or failing that, to put pressure on other high-profile stars to boycott Success Resources.
The booking operator has worked with famous speakers including Virgin founder Richard Branson, life coach Jay Shetty and Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki.
'It's sort of at the point now where I think it's all about power in numbers and it's all about bringing awareness to the public about what has actually happened here,' Dan said.
'If Success Resources don't want to come to the party and honour the refunds to all of the people that bought tickets that weren't able to attend due to this event being canceled, then I want to put pressure on all the other speakers that are using Success Resources to run their events here in Australia.
'How could these speakers align with a company like Success Resources that has blatantly and deliberately ripped off thousands of Australians?
It was claimed that Success Resources, the company behind the tour, owes around $300,000 to dozens of Tony's fans in refunds, and Dan said he is among the disgruntled customers
'Give us our refunds Success Resources or risk being canceled altogether.'
Dan also called on Tony to do more to get Success Resources to issue the refunds, as he claimed that many more customers are also out of pocket.
He told the Courier Mail: 'Tony Robbins is all about helping people and inspiring them to be the best versions of themselves and to make something of their lives, so this farce goes against all of his values.'
It is understood that Tony has completely cut ties with the company and is immensely frustrated by the delay in having the refunds approved.
A spokesperson for Tony told the publication: 'Mr Robbins has repeatedly demanded that Success Resources honour all legitimate refund requests for postponed or cancelled events featuring him.
'Mr Robbins' expectation is and has always been that Success Resources promptly processes refund requests to ticketholders.
The Gold Coast marketing specialist claimed to have not been refunded for his $10,000
