William
San Diego,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, March 31, 2009
On the contrary to the 'anonymous' poster saying that Anne's position is 'weak', as a student of Rich Dad, I would agree with her statement and her request for clarification of the complaint. If Rich Dad is guilty of anything, it is their 'method' of delivery or marketing with the 3 hours free, and $500 weekend, and appeal to get people to use their credit cards. I can see someone finding fault with the 'technique' or means of delivery. At the same time, one cannot really complain about the 'product' or service without actually taking one of the courses or deliveries (that do not market but focus on delivery). As a student of one of these courses (for stock market investing) and a purchaser of two, I can attest to the quality, followup, excellent teachers, good networking with peers, and well delivered teaching material with pre-training available online, and material available for followup (and my ability to retake the course again if need be). All of the complaints here seem to be with the 'sales pitch' or technique to get one to a course. It would be good to hear from others who have attended actual 'fee' classes. Not all feedback may be rosy. However, I have heard from one person who had a bad weekend, and Rich Dad credited it for a replacement. This was not my experience, as my training was excellent. Let's make the 'complaints' focus on the product/service, and not the sales pitch.
Hiding
Tampa,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, June 27, 2008
Your motion for a more definite statement is weak
Anne
Cape Coral,#4UPDATE Employee
Wed, April 09, 2008
Financial literacy is about doing research and making informed decisions. I would very much like to address your issues, but I'm having trouble understanding exactly what you're complaining about. You said you received decent information about real estate at the initial training but it appears that you did not want to invest in the advanced training. That's certainly your choice. Our instructors clearly state at our preview and introductory trainings that most people will need more training in order to learn how to become profitable real estate investors. Our courses are but one option for that training. If you have a specific complaint about the quality of our training, I would certainly like to hear from you so we can address it.