What a load of crap, these seminars make time shares look credible. #1 you can learn it all on Youtube for free #2 they qualify you online to "invest in RE" but they are actually looking to sell you one of their "Mentors" some young gung ho guy/girl who went through their course to help you make money for $40K #3 they LIE over and over but tell you that they are VETTED since they are part of a publically traded company they cant lie, if you look at the mkt cap of their stock, it's about $4MM when you consider their debt, they are upside down and cash flow comes from dump people willing to pay for their courses and mentors. Avoids at all costs read more

I was given full refund and I deposited the check. They proved their legitimacy. Thank you very much. read more

In 2015, I signed up to attend a free Rich Dad Education Real Estate in Dallas, Texas. I didn't end up attending, but since I had been studying Robert Kiyosaki's materials for the last year, I decided to look into the program more. I visited this website: https://www.richdad.com/coaching/coaching and signed up for a free phone consultation. Looking back, it seems so sketchy now. I spoke with a young man who asked me about my goals and interests, and then proceeded to ask how much money I had in my savings account, if I had credit cards, my annual salary, etc. He then told me that he was recommending I receive a free one hour consultation call with one of their top coaches. We scheduled the appointment. The guy's name was Brett, and man was he good. We spend about 45 minutes talking about my hopes and dreams, and how much better my life will be once I'm financially free. Then, he told me about an elite program that is very difficult to get into. I would receive personalized coaching and someone to walk me through, step by step, the process of building investments so that in 1-3 years I could quit my job and live my dream life. The program was $3400. That was the price of creating my dream life, I was told. I paid for the program. This dream program that was sold as the ticket to financial freedom was basically an online Cashflow Game club. The "coaches" led virtual calls where they explained the rules, concepts of the game and encouraged us to practice at home. This was building new thinking patterns and practice for the real world, they said. After this portion of the program ended, I received another call which, as it turned out, was not from my personal financial coach, but yet another sales call for another program. And the personalized coaching I was said I would receive? Nope. It was a hotline I could call and ask my financial questions to for 1 year. Basically I was on my own - I was meant to learn real estate, stock market and business information on my own, and then call the coaches who could advise me. So I paid $3400 for a glamorized online game club and access to "coaches" who would answer my financial questions. These coaching calls were a let down. I joined an MLM company and every time I called to ask a question, they never really gave an educated answer. This program may be great for people who have real estate, financial market, or business knowledge. I had none of that, and a company with integrity would have seen that I was not qualified for this program. But hey, I was an easy sale. I did learn one valuable lesson, and that is to trust myself and do my due diligence always. I should have seen the warning signs, and so I write this in hopes that it will save other people from wasting their resources on something that is more of a marketing scheme than anything else. read more

Went to the free event. Then purchase the 3 day course for stock options and real estate. The 3 day course ended up being a big sales pitch. They show you and explain the concept, but you don't learn anything. Then they sell you a 10k + package. Then I look up reviews before I made a 10k package. Absolute scam. I can't believe Robert kiyosaki put his name with these scam artist. read more

I paid $524 to Rich Dad Education (aka Legacy Education) for promised 3 days of RE training. James Smith was the speaker at the event that sold me on this RE class, he promised that I would learn exactly where I can find other people's money, 14 Sources of Money to Fund my RE Investments, short sale & RE Deals in the "Hidden Market", etc. He never said only 10% of that class will be spent talking about basic RE concepts. If he did, few people buy their "3-day sales pitch", so I don't appreciate being lied to & ripped off. If they spent 3 days teaching me more about RE as promised, I'd be happy, even though there's always more to learn. Instead, 80+% of the time was spent telling personal emotional stories that I did not care for and selling themselves, urging the class to spend $30,000+ of "additional training"... Most people at the event knew nothing about RE, commodities & stock market, so the basic ideas the coaches shared may have sounded cool. I've dealt in these areas and expected to learn more as I was promised by James Smith. I got to hear untrue (or greatly exaggerated) statements by coaches on many occasions: it felt like sitting in a church, where the speaker says what he wants and you have to hear those lame stories, and try not to fall asleep. I drove an hour to the event just to hear a sales pitch, and like many attendees, left disappointed. The coaches insisted we (attendees) don't talk to each other during lunch, as we're not rich yet, so we don't think like the "eagles" do; the fact is they wanted everyone to believe their stories and make an emotional decision. Legacy Education doesn't deliver on their promises. I should've spent $524 on my hobby instead of letting this company waste my time, I would've enjoyed it a lot more, not have the deal with stressful sales presentation. Oh and they won't give a refund - my tablet (horrible quality selling for $50 online) and receipt arrived 3 days after I paid for it (via CC over the phone), so they claimed it was too late to cancel - what a bunch of crooks! read more

I can see why some people would say that this is a scam. There is serious pressure to purchase and there are so many bad reviews. It starts with an offer by what appears to be the Rich Dad people for a free afternoon seminar, which is really an upsell opportunity for a three day class for about $300. I had serious reservations but still signed up. At this point you are now dealing with Elite Legacy Education -- so Rich Dad feels like a front that possibly collects a commission. On the first day of the three day class, they "teach" students how to buy real estate with credit cards, but first how to use the purchase checks that come with your credit card to manipulate your FICO score. At the same time another upsell begins for more training that costs between $20,000 to $50,000. At one point the instructor told the people who were going to pay the $20,000+ to sit in the front of the class. He told everyone else to sit in the back, that he wouldn't answer their questions (which he didn't), and to go home because "you are wasting my time." Then he started to tell the people who wouldn't pay for more classes that they were stupid. I guess his "rich dad" told him that it was OK to behave this way. Look -- I paid for a three day class here, so teach a three day class. That said, if you stick the class out, there are some "creative" ideas here. Most of them are very complicated if you can follow them. I'm not sure if you would be allowed to follow them. It's really not so much nuts and bolts real estate as it is "unique business philosophy thinking." For example, the teacher also owns several other companies. So he is subcontracted to teach this class. He then owns a clothing store and bills himself for the suits that he wears. One day he even changed suits at lunchtime so that he could bill himself for wearing two suits. I guess he has a lawyer who says that it's OK to do that. The whole idea is to create so many deductions that he doesn't have to pay any taxes. read more

I loved the books, I read four of them. I thought they were philosophical and inspiring. I COULD NOT BELIEVE they ripped me off when I booked a course for 99$ - that's how it popped up next to a video/webinar: special offer, only for the first 100 subscribers, ends when this webinar ends - and all of a sudden they wanted 5 PAYMENTS !!! That is 495$ - never ever would I have booked that course. The number 495$ did not appear to me once!!! I never saw that number. They said, I chose the payment plan with 5 rates. BS !!! I argued with the customer service, finally they stopped my program - they said - and my access to it, of course. Now I am trying to get at least the last 99$ back they booked from my VISA card - yes, I do check my bank account frequently and saw the second rate, of course after the 30-day money back guarantee. Maybe I have to block my card and get a new one. They abuse Robert Kiyosaki's philosophy and branding. Sorry, absolutely SHADY and a SCAM. I cannot believe they got me - because I am usually very careful about what I book !!! But as I said - I was a fan of the books. -- Be careful. read more

This company deserves "ZERO" stars. I signed up through "Get Motivated" another scam sham for another review. Signed up for trader investing education with a $1200.00 down payment. Cancelled the course within the 3 day period 6/12/2018 and to date 7/31/2018 these unprofessional scammers have not refunded my money after numerous calls. DO NOT ORDER anything from them unless you like throwing $$$ away. read more

My experience was like Craig B and Josh S. The 2-day "free" seminar was just a sales pitch for the 3-day seminar. The 3-day seminar, for which they charged $495, was just a sales pitch to buy training that costs $20,000 and up. They are not interested in teaching you anything. Their only goal is to manipulate you into spending thousands on their "training". I read a comment from a server at one of their events who overheard the trainer after it ended referring to the attendees as stupid sheep, etc. The trainer was rude, unprofessional, and uneducated. He was swearing repeatedly, using vulgar language, and insulting the attendees (who paid $495 to be there). I've never been to any training, seminar, workshop, or other education that comes even close to the depravity of this experience. I have a master's degree and have had multiple certifications over time, including continuing education required to keep my certifications, professional license, etc. I've taken hundreds of classes, seminars, etc. I've never seen anything even close. It is shocking that a "trainer" would be insulting to attendees, vulgar, etc. The attendees are customers- people who paid to be at that seminar and learn something. I don't know how the trainers for Rich Dad Education / Legacy Education sleep at night. They are sleazy scam artists. read more