Trisha Rosario

This is a SCAM. It you do not wish to invest large amounts of money, DO NOT proceed. I watched a video for Robert Kiyosaki's Real Estate CASHFLOW Blueprint and at the end it said it was only $99 to sign up so I clicked on it and then I noticed when I was checking out it said “Save $100 NOW, by selecting the single payment option with Unlimited access, No subscription, and No additional fees.” When I clicked the single payment option it said it was $298 and came with a Contracts and Forms Toolkit and “INSIDER SECRETS” to EXPLODING Your CASHFLOW for free so I decided to give it a try. This was 05/16/2024. I received my confirmation e-mail and then I received another e-mail stating, “You now have access to your own Rich Dad Coach” but I did not click on the e-mail because I remembered seeing a coaching upgrade when I was checking out and it had a box to check that said to guarantee success, but I did not click that check box because I only wanted to purchase the program itself. A month later, on 06/20/2024 I noticed an additional charge for $298 and I called their customer service and was told that the coaching is an additional 5 payments of $298 so I explained that I did not click to add the coaching and that I had clicked on the one-time cash payment and was told that I would receive a refund for the second $298 and that they would make sure I do not get charged again. Today is 07/16/2024 and I see that there is another pending charge for $298 so I called in and spoke with Stacey who advised that she saw they removed the coaching and she was going to contact the accounting department to question the charge and then call me back tomorrow. The thing that is EXTREMELY IRRITATING in this situation is that I DID NOT check the box for the coaching and they took it upon themselves to add it on anyways. I clicked the one-time cash payment option with no recurring fees at check out, but they keep charging me every single month anyways. This needs to STOP because I did not sign up for coaching or monthly payments, I read the fine print.