Complaint Review: Whitney Education Group

Arrived for this free Rich Dad Seminar ten minutes early. The ticket said registration starts a half-hour before the seminar. Several people came in same time as I did, and the hotel receptionist directed us down the hall. The conference room doors were closed and the sign outside said Whitney Education Group, nothing about the Rich Dad Seminars the event was marketed under.

So when at seminar start time two fellows came out of the room to find a dozen people confused and irritated, one of them, A.J. Henry, insisted that nowhere had we been told to arrive a half hour early. He was extremely arrogant and snide with everyone. I muttered under my breath a suggestion of what A.J. must stand for and he announced that I needn't stay for the seminar. The only other professional-looking attendee, a financial planner, left when I did.

Viewing all these complaints, I'm glad I followed my gut and called a spade a spade, though I suppose it wasn't very PC of me--you can just tell about people, can't you?

DM
Rockford, Illinois
U.S.A.