Rich Dad Coaching / Rich Dad Experts
Reviews and Complaints

The coach was pretty good. He seemed nice and I liked him.

The massive issue I have is when I enrolled I was not sent an enrollment agreement with terms and service. There is not a legal binding agreement here. I asked for them to produce one for me and there is not one. "Please send one if have found it"

The other issue is that what they offer can be readily found on YouTube. There are certain ones that provide much much more for free. For example this YouTube channel is free and has more hours of content by about 10 times https://youtube.com/c/MultiFamilyRealEstateInvesting if you do not believe me then look a the channel.

I told them with in 2 weeks of realizing this was not for me and I wanted out. They ultimately said if I don't pay I will be sent to collections.

I am pretty let down by the amount of information provided. I bought into the name of this course thinking I would come out happy on the other end.

For my sake I never leave reviews and do not like doing this but it seems it's only option.

RDC ID# 1494478

I signed up with Rich Dad Coaching a couple of years back. One of the coaches was unprofessional and kept saying "What does that mean to you?" He wouldn't answer any of my questions or take me seriously. All I want is my money back.

I have purchase the program (Choose to BE RICH Program) on March. I remember the course was a one-time payment one but not a monthly subscription program. And now in May, I found that the company charges me again at the end of April.

To get to the cashflow "offer" you have to attend a 1hr seminar which is a waste of time. All I saw was a buttload of false advertising that made it seem like you were getting the best value at a discount, yeah [censored]. The seminar pissed me off because it was obviously prerecorded, but they make it seem like they genuinely want to answer all your questions. Then they hit you with a stupid timer that really only works to make you do an impulse buy. They mention the whole course is $100, but they don't mention that it's 5 payments of $100. Don't waste your money just because this guy is a good SALESMAN.

I din t learn anything about investing, this curse is not for me . I have already paid it I gave 99 $ for this cashflow blue print, but did not make me learn anything it is not what I hotel it will be, and then said 100% money back guaranteed, but then it doesn t sau what to do to take your money back.
I home you read this and I hopely take my money back on my credit card. If kiosaky is real reach, then it will be True to get my money back kindly

Hi,

I have been trying to reach the customer service department on phone but have had no luck.
I would like to cancel my enrollment and request a refund as this is not the course I'm looking for. Will appreciate if you could get back to me asap. My course details are as follows

Confirmation #: [protected]  

Thank you for your order. Please retain this email for your records.

Watch for your Welcome Email to help you get started.

Order Summary: Merchant Rich Dad Experts

Confirmation # [protected]

Date Sat 29 Feb 2020 03:05:31 PM MST

Payment Method

xxxx xxxx xxxx 0816

Order Total $99.00

Billing Information Customer Information Kavita Bhatia
94 Maddecks Avenue
Liverpool, NSW
2170
Australia

Email kavita.[protected]@gmail.com

Phone +[protected]

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Item Price Qty Total Subtotal: $99.00 Order Total: $99.00

Rich Dad Real Estate CASHFLOW Blueprint with FREE LIVE Sessions Upgrade

Value: $7, 180 - You Save $6, 685! Includes: 30-Day Money Back Guarantee Total Payments: 5 SKU: 01AK06T-50A-1

1 $99.00

Thank you

Kavita

I have seen their advertise that this course has been reduced price from one thousnad and somthing to $249
And i purchased it and in the confirmation email also says that the total amount is $ 249 but after a few months they took 3 more payments of $249
This is a trick,
They never said that its 4 payment of $249 and if you see my invoice the total amount is $249 for that service
I have already told them but they refuse to refund my money and they offered another course
But i want my money back

I joined the rich dad coaching program on the 4/9/2016. When I was read the terms and conditions I was told that I needed to respond in writing either to the companies email or by post within 3 days if I wished to cancel. I almost didn't accept the offer after hearing the astronomical price of $7000+ (Fortunately, I ended up paying only half up front), although I was encouraged to join by the Brett the Program Director. After this I decide to do some further investigation. I found many negative reviews and discovered that the coaching company is not actually run by Robert Kiyosaki nor are the coaches seasoned investors as I was lead by Brett to believe.
After this I decided to cancel 2 hours after signing. When I tried to call and ask for the email to cancel I was told no customer service email existed (although I later found one through Google) and that I needed to wait 72 hours for a quality representative to call me back. This would have caused me to waive my right to cancel. I tried multiple phone numbers for the company that I could find and was supplied and many were disconnected. The others put me through to what they said was the education department who had no control over membership. They would not give me the number for the quality department.
I then emailed every email address that I could find for them stating that I was cancelling my coaching program. (See attached image).
It is now 2 days later and I have not received any response to the multiple phone calls or emails. Going by the reluctance to give any help and the fact that most people also had difficulty cancelling or getting refunds, I have also asked my credit card company to freeze the payment until things get resolved. I have not and will not access the coaching program materials.
I hope to receive a full refund.

I have paid $600 for the training to Rich Dad Education. When I met the owner of this company, he told me that he would provide the training and information about the investments and where to find money. When I came to the training, I expected that this man would tell us how to earn extra money and provide more professional knowledge, but instead of it, I got only stories from his life and unnecessary information about his life and spare time. Don’t waste time.

The company Rich Dad Coaching is full of artists. I called them and was almost ready to agree to their conditions and services, but something has stopped me. They were interested only in my wallet and they didn’t want to provide the coaching. Also, they asked me such questions and the only way to speak with them was to say them “yes” for everything. Guys, don’t be fools and stay away from this company.

I joined rich dad education because of the name. I paid $35, 000 for the 2 years. I took the first part the core and was so disappointed to continue. In my opinion they promised me 100% satisfaction with the program itself, not true, The program, material, guidance was too confusing to follow and I lost interest and money. The advice was not geared towards my goals. I asked for a partial refund and was told no way we do not give refunds, beware you have only 3 days to get a refund. I you are not pleased with the material or guidance and overall program TOO BAD. If you take the class start with the basic to see if you do follow it. BE CAREFUL. TRY READING ON YOUR OWN ALOT OF WEBSITE OUT THERE TEACHING YOU THE SAME INFORMATION. SO DISAPPOINTED WITH THE OUTCOME. I send my material in and they sent it back to me. The told me I did not give it a chance since I did not take any classes. So if they are so great why not downgrade my program and let me find out before keeping my $35, 000, after all they loss nothing by doing that. I may have decided to take the next class if I thought al my problem with the program was minimum.
REMEMBER FOLKS 3 DAYS IS ALL YOU HAVE, DO NOT PAY FOR THE 2 YEARS--ONE CLASS AT A TIME TO SEE IF YOU CAN UNDERSTAND THE PROGRAM. BASIC IS $10, 000.

i attended a class where the instructor of course told you everything you wanted to hear but of course you had to sign up for more classes at a cost of two hundred dollars i made a partial payment of one hundred dollars the class is still a month away and after careful thought i came to the conclusion im not ready for the class i called to ask for a refund and the lady i talked to told me to contact this web site i know its only one hundred dollars but times are tough and every bit of money helps you would think a company called rich dad would understand that

Robert T. Kiyosaki, looks like the owner of this company, which is hiding under the different name ('Tigrent', ets..) and the policy's.
His book "Rich Dad's Conspiracy of the Rich" very good book, you can learn a lot from it, but on based on this book or other resources, thay make a company which is sale financial class, for thousands dollars.
When my friend and I signed for on line class, it was a show.
2 times was problem with log in, this means we "missed' the class, next time-successful, but our drunk "teacher", tried to read from the book, what we can do on our own.
When we try to return our money, bcs.absolutely not satisfied with this thousand dollars show, of cause it was impossible.
Please, remember this, if you decide to go on this class.
What ever you will read by yourself, or listen to honest financial people, like Dave Ramsey or others, just trust your self and NEVER think somebody will make good decision for you.
When you will gather more information about anything, you will fined out way to be smart with out others help.

I recently attended a seminar, signed up for the next course. Then decided to cancel. I returned everything as requested. i had conformation that they would then send me my refund. As you can guess this has not happened. I am in the process of trying the get the money refunded back onto my card. I have been lied to by the office on several occasions, they seem to have the inability to tell the truth. I have found many people that have been in the same situation and have got the money returned from the bank via CC refund. they do not contact or respond to you at all. During my research into Whitney, tigrent, rich dad, rich dad education and all the other sub names they use, i have found that they do a lot of interesting things for a charity called make a wish... well I'm wishing... how can they soften the media up, yet have the most appalling customer service! Any company that has 2 faces, as indeed these do, will eventually push it too far.

Scam alert june 1, 2011 tigrent rich dad robert kim kiyosaki lee escobar group attorney? I'll sign!
I am angry at myself for falling for this. I spent $36, 000 and lost my last savings to what i thought and hoped was my financial freedom. Lee escobar was the puppet master! A chaplain using this to gain your trust.

I hope you all read this, cause they have to be stopped. Kiyosaki must be held accountable as he receives money and puts his name on it. I will continue to post as i gather my thoughts, lost dreams and self - esteem. Is there a group lawyer? I want to be added!

- forced us to say ohya after everything he said.
- black list people if you don't sign up immediately. You can't ever attend anything from them.
- help u set up cc, so it will pay for adv training.
- free? I had to pay for $199 for the free seminar, so i could listen to the upsell. Or else. They lie!
- only 1 bathroom break a day to keep you in your seat listening.
- cancellations: 3 days or else you pay! Interesting that they have a cancel form ready, cause they know a % with cancel and thats ok, cause the masses end up paying anyway.
- teacher put "l" in front of his forehead, savings & 401k plans are for losers. Repeat after me!
- lee escobar won't answers your questions, saying you are disruptive and stares at you until you shut up or leave.
- lee escobar says hes a chaplain and uses his preacher voice and claims he was sent here to help you!
- actual training over 3 days: 2 hours (No questions allowed at all)
. . . Take the cash flow game and copy the deal cards and that's what they showed us, never taught us.
- actual upselling over 3 days: 22 hours
- surveys are fixed to make them look good!

Lee has a mobile home park development in a binder. This binder was horrible, lacked content, was missing the plot location of the actual park, and only showed you pictures of what a mobile home looks like. Just like the people in canada that went thru the 32 million dollar snow - job. If this guy really is a millionare, these proposals would be dynomite. A fifth grader did this as a class - room project. There was no plot where it was going. He made it up!

Watch robert kiyosaki admit he is having issues with learning partners
Http: / / www.Cbc. Ca / marketplace / 2010 / road_to_rich_dad / main. Html

May 23, 2011: by the bbb warning warning
Http: / / www.Workathometruth.com / blog / 2011 / 05 / 23 / rich - dad - seminar - warning /

John t reeds detailed list of why robert kiyosaki is a phony huge list here, about 30 pgs. Even shows where the marines gave him a great review even after he bashed the marines
Http: / / www.Johntreed.com / kiyosaki. Html

"law 27 - play on people's need to believe to create a cultlike following. Judgment - people have an overwhelming desire to believe in something. Become the focal point of such desire by offering them a cause, a new faith to follow. Keep your words vague but full of promise; emphasize enthusiasm over rationality and clear thinking.
Give your new disciples rituals to perform, ask them to make sacrifices on your behalf. In the absence of organized religion and grand causes, your new belief system will bring you untold power. " (P. 215)
Law 32—play to people’s fantasies
“the truth is often avoided because it is ugly and unpleasant. Never appeal to truth and reality unless you are prepared for the anger that comes from disenchantment. Life is so harsh and distressing that people who can manufacture romance or conjure up fantasy are like oases in the desert: everyone flocks to them. There is great power in tapping into the fantasies of the masses. ”

- if robert kiyosaki & kim kiyosaki were sitting there, it would be a tottally different seminar. Or would it? Pls make them accountable, their names are on the game cash flow and supports this group by receiving millions of dollars.

When i go to tony robbins, i know i'm going for a motovational speach, here we are all blind sided. We thought it was a basic training to real estate. Liars!

- warns against using realtors for anything, duh, caused most of its illegal.

- did you know every teacher has experience is motovational speaching to church masses.
- did you get a motovational bracelet? Failure is not an option? Why did i need this for a real estate basic training seminar?

I may not be like lee escobar (Bent - lee) , but atleast i have my morals. What kind of chaplain does this?

Tag words: scam tigrent rich dad poor student robert kim kiyosaki lee escobar

Rich dad education beware of their money making seminars and watch them scam you for your money and if you were *** enough to buy into their training and then request a refund, be sure to lose your deposit whatever the value or a 5% admin charge!

Rich Dad Coaching Rich Dad Company Is a Total Rip-Off/ No Refunds Ever if You Don't Cancel within 3 Days/Entrepreneur Coaches Are NOT Entrepreneurs Themselves/Everything a Coach Could Teach You Is In Books/Don't Fall for The Sales Pitch

I talked with my assigned enterpreneur coach for the first time after being made to wait a month before that session, and it was clear that the entrepreneurial coaching services were not what was described and that the coaching program was not going to be able to help me work through my specific issues related to building my online business. I told them on the initial sales call that was what I needed, and was told when I signed up that the coach would be able to help me tackle the details.

In the sales call, I was also led to believe that my coach had actual experience building a business, but after the first coaching session when I asked him about it, he said, and I quote directly from his e-mail, "What makes you think that you need someone that has done your exact business to coach you through the steps you need to take to become successful? Success is a process, a mind shift if you will. It is not business specific. It isn't education specific. It is a process of changing from where you are now to where you need to be." I agree that a mind shift can be a part of success, but that's not what I told them I needed or they said I would receive when I signed up for coaching.

Being within 1 business day after my first coaching session, I called to cancel my program and requested a refund of all charges made by Rich Dad Coaching (a total of 3/4 of the total in the first 31 days, or an outrageous $4, 350 with less than one month into the program).

Again, I have to say that the services offered by Rich Dad Coaching were not as described, either on their web site or in the initial sales phone conversation. I was supposed to have received the written materials (basically, just two books, as I was told during the sales call) via regular mail about 10 after signing up and about three weeks before my first scheduled coaching session.

The cancellation policy was not clear in the written materials that they sent me or on the web agreement that I had to agree to. I called within 10 days, but then was told it was only three days after receipt of materials. The coaching program is one year long, and I had had the materials in my possession less than three weeks at that point, and the coaching is the main program, not the materials that they sent.

After putting me off and ignoring me for a week, Chad Coles, a "quality manager" at Rich Dad Coaching, finally got back to me to try to convince me that their services were exactly as described. After deflecting my questions about a refund, he finally admitted that they were going to give me NONE of my money back, even less than a month into a supposed one-year program.

Unless you need some serious hand-holding and you want to review all the materials published in the Rich Dad books, don't even think about wasting your money on their coaching program. Their entrepreneurial coaches haven't even started their own businesses.

I did ask them on the inital sales call why, if the coaches knew how to build a business and become financially independent, were they working as coaches for Rich Dad? The sales rep, Chris Totterer, fed me some crap about how they do it because they want to give something back or just for fun part-time. I'm such an idiot! Please learn from my mistakes and don't repeat them.

I talked with my assigned enterpreneur Rich Dad coach for the first time after being made to wait a month before that session, and it was clear that the entrepreneurial coaching services were not what was described and that the coaching program was not going to be able to help me work through my specific issues related to building my online business. It was all about going through the materials in the Rich Dad book, not about helping me work through specific business problems.

In the sales call, I was led to believe that my coach had actual experience building a business, but after the first coaching session when I asked him about it, he said, and I quote directly from his e-mail, "What makes you think that you need someone that has done your exact business to coach you through the steps you need to take to become successful? Success is a process, a mind shift if you will. It is not business specific. It isn't education specific. It is a process of changing from where you are now to where you need to be." I agree that a mind shift can be a part of success, but that's not what I told them I needed or they said I would receive when I signed up for coaching.

Being within 1 business day after my first coaching session, I called to cancel my program and requested a refund of all charges made by Rich Dad Coaching (a total of 3/4 of the total in the first 31 days, or an outrageous $4, 350 less than one month into the year-long program).

Again, I have to say that the services offered by Rich Dad Coaching were not as described, either on their web site or in the initial sales phone conversation. I received the written materials (basically, just two books) via regular mail about 10 after signing up and about three weeks before my first scheduled coaching session.

The cancellation policy was not clear in the written materials that they sent me or on the web agreement that I had to agree to. I called within 10 days of when I received the materials, but then was told it was only three days after receipt of materials. The coaching program is one year long, and I had had the materials in my possession less than three weeks at that point, and the coaching is the main program, not the materials that they sent.

After putting me off and ignoring me for a week, Chad Coles, a "quality manager" at Rich Dad Coaching, finally got back to me to try to convince me that their services were exactly as described. After deflecting my questions about a refund, he finally admitted that they were going to give me NONE of my money back, even less than a month into a supposed one-year program.

Unless you need some serious hand-holding and you want to review all the materials published in the Rich Dad books, don't even think about wasting your money on their coaching program. Their entrepreneurial coaches haven't even started their own businesses.

I did ask them on the inital sales call why, if the coaches knew how to build a business and become financially independent, were they working as coaches for Rich Dad? The sales rep, Chris Totterer, fed me some crap about how they do it because they want to give something back or just for fun part-time. I'm such an idiot! Please learn from my mistakes and don't repeat them.

I signed up for the Rich Dad personal coaching on a Thursday, requested cancellation on the following Monday.

During my initial phone call where I agreed to sign up for the personal coaching plan, I was told the charges would be $6983 in Canadian funds. However, my Visa was charged for $6298 US funds, which after the exchange rate was $7151.13 in Canadian funds. This is a discrepancy of $168.13 charged more than I was told.

For various reasons, including the price variance, I chose to cancel my order before I received the package. After several days of confusion, I was able to confirm that my package had indeed been cancelled and was in the process of being refunded.

After checking my VISA statement today, I am frustrated to find that due to the exchange rate I was only refunded $7028.62. There is now a $122.51 charge on my VISA which requires payment.

I sent them an email asking what is their compensation policy in such matters?

Well, the response was :
" We received your letter about the exchange rates difference on your refund. Unfortunately we do not pay for the difference in exchange rates. When you enrolled in the program you should have been told that you were being charged is USD.
At this point, there is no additional refund that can be offered.
Our apologies"

I had hoped with Robert's reputation I would not fall prey to something like this, and I understand that they have no control over the exchange rates. However, they did tell me that it would be in Canadian $...

You can bet that I will be telling everyone I know about this poor customer service and tell them not to bother signing up for anything.