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Scam. I signed up for a class and figured it is not for me. Class structure is not as effective as just reading a book. I thought I pay once for this class but they charged me the same amount next month. I tried canceling through customer service. The lady on the phone Stacey was very rude and pushy. She refused to help me with this issue. Moreover she said my account will be charged each month till 2026 (years from now) and even if I change my account number those charges will go to collection. She also accused me of fowl language which is something she must have misheard. She became really snappy by then. I couldn't believe how rude she was.
I called multiple times and guy named Steve was able to help me eventually. However I have a very bitter feeling about it now. I am sure it is a scam. I was always a big fan of Robert Kiyosaki's books and can't believe it is such a let down.
Tip for consumers:
Beware
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This site is the result of being a salesman first and a teacher second. It shows. The website itself is one big ad. There are plenty of pictures of and name drops of Robert on the site. All good and dandy, just realize that they are relying on his recognition and name brand instead of working on a good product that sells itself. The "live" free webinars they offer are pre-recorded (try to ask a specific question in chat and see if you get an answer). The "limited time" offers restart their timers whenever you refresh the page. I paid $300 for an intro to real estate course only to find that in the very small print, it was not $300 total but 5 payments of $300. For the $1500 I accidently spent, there was shockingly little content. In this day and age, you are much better off listening to free podcasts and reading free newsletters until you find someone who you think is actually worth spending the money on.
Tip for consumers:
This site is built to take your money, not teach you. Read the fine print.
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After subscribing to richdad.com (courses/training/newsletters) with a new email address. And after paying course fees. Other finance newsletters are relentlessly spamming me.
I have tried contacting customer service many times but am still awaiting a response. I have also called the number, but it is inactive and sends you straight to voicemail.
The Rich Dad course is mostly reading different chapters from each of his books. Just buy the books and do not sign up!
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The only dad that is getting rich is rich dad himself. He says that you can make all of your money back but that just doesn't happen. My sister certainly didn't make any thing back and they say things like it just takes hard work and I think they are preying on people who have come across hard times. We can't afford to lose any more money and giving money to this guy for a hope and dream that just won't happen is a waste. I hope this rich guy does not continue to get rich off of us who cannot afford his program.
Rich Dad company is of great help to people mostly to juveniles who would like to be financial freedom.
Thank you for helping people understanding simple basics of how money works, flows and returns! Your game is perfect! Thanks :)
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