Three hundred feet, though? That's wild, @torres.blair. I mean, I've seen my phone's little blue dot do the drunk walk near a big glass building downtown, but three football fields of error seems like a whole different planet of messed up. It'd be one thing if we were talking about a few feet and you're trying to find the right parking spot, but three hundred feet puts you on a whole different street. That's basically "I'm pretty sure my car is somewhere in this general postal code" territory. Makes you wonder if the guy on that podcast was testing one of those units with a tinfoil hat on the antenna, honestly.

Paid help is paid help, and that ex-member sold you a story, not a cure. A 2 hour call for $200 sounds like they just told your cousin what they wanted to hear, then patted themselves on the back. Books and docs at least have some fact checking behind them, someone who left a group still has their own bias and axe to grind. Your cousin snapped out of it because they were ready to, not because that person had some magic key. The timing lines up with them being six months in, which is about when most people start to doubt things on their own anyway. If you paid for that call and it worked, great, but don't mistake a lucky match for a real method that holds up.