Wealth Intelligence Academy / Rich Dad Education |
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Consumer reviews about Wealth Intelligence Academy / Rich Dad Education |
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SmarmyCharm
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Dec 10, 2011
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False Advertising, Aggressive Marketing, Predatory Practices
My experience with Kiyosaki's sales reps has really turned me off from the whole rich dad teaching... My wife and I went for the free workshop they had locally after reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad". We were excited to learn more about real estate, but ended up being sorely disappointed after realizing the whole "workshop" is designed more to get you signed up for their training seminars. Kiyosaki's sales dog's only cared enough about everyone's "financial education" to the point that if you didn't purchase their $199 training in Jan, you weren't worth being treated with any respect or class typical of a more professional crowd. The sales pitch I was given after attempting to leave without purchasing was about as volatile as a door-to-door salesmen - guilt tactics involving my wife, (trying to make me the bad guy because I didn't purchase the program), dividing the cost of the training by the total amount of day's until the seminar to give a cool .27 cent per day offer, the whole sha-bang. In my opinion, read Kiyosaki's books, but don't go to the workshops unless you like being swindled by a jerky sales reps who gets paid commission off how many people he gets signed up for their "3 day training session" & if you like being treated like a second class citizen in the event that you don't get manipulated/forced into purchasing. Sorry Robert, get a better sales team.
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Rollsmith01
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Dec 21, 2011
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False Advertising, Aggressive Marketing, Predatory Practices
I spent a little over $16k with the WIA and paid for it with my 1st deal! People often ask me how I buy so many houses and I tell them that I invested in the right knowledge. It paid off for me, I just had to do it!
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