It's Rich Dad Coaching. If you enter your phone number while singing up for any of his online offers  - you're gonna get called. Be advised.

They call multiple times a day at different times apparently from UT and never leave a message.

I just received a phone call from Merrill Lynch saying my debit account was deactivated it was definitely a fake phone or scam phone callthey asked for my debit card number and PIN

just got a call from this number and they hung up, only saw that it's RichDad when I visit here.

in Toronto Canada

DO NOT CALL

Indeed, it was from Rich Dad seminaries.

Lol if you spent $10k on business coaching and only have CDs to show for it, you're just a plain slacker... don't feel bad, at least 80% of the population falls in this category, from my personal experience though I think it's closer to 98%.  hmmm kinda of makes you think about the 99% / 1% thing right?

These F'in goons just won't give up!  They call almost every day, yet when I answer, they simply hang up and call back the next day.  Idiots!!  Makes me wish I had never signed up for that Rich Dad, Poor Dad seminar a few months back.  My guess is the reason they are calling is to try and promote their One-on-One training services.

You're right, they are NOT SCAM artists.  What they ARE, are CROOKS!!

Recv'd call from #.  Called back and found to be Rich Dad's coaching.  Funny that they'd call me, seeing how I was told to leave their seminal a month ago and ask for a refund.  Scammers!@

This number calls me constantly.  It is so annoying!  They never leave a message

Well, let's be honest with ourselves here. Unless you're willing to pay TOP DOLLAR, Robert will NEVER be at any training you go to. Logically speaking, it makes sense. I obviously don't work for Rich Dad, but I am a fan of his writings, and own most of his books. Most of what he preaches is to use common sense and logic.
As for him "showing up", let's look at it this way; In the beginning, when he was building his name and brand, yes, I'm sure he was at ever seminar. Now, he is a multimillionaire. The majority of his cash flow is NOT from his seminars. It is from his book deals/royalties and his real estate holdings. (He has many complexes and golf course home lots in AZ, TX, Utah and several other states that had cheap real estate for sale.)
Now, that being said, another thing he preaches in his books and at his seminars is "delegation of responsibility" and hiring the right person for the right job. (even if it isn't him there, he teaches those people his business) In fact, in his book The Unfair Advantage, he states "you will wear yourself out and probably screw up if you try to do EVERYTHING by yourself." (that is of course summarized in my own words, because I didn't feel like typing the whole chapter with examples here.)
And he is right. Let's turn the tables a bit and put YOU in the role of the multimillionaire, who knows how to get rich and knows how to teach others to do it. Which would make more sense to you business wise as well as spreading yourself too thin? 1. Teach ALL the seminars yourself, including the free and very cheap ones even though you could make thousands more per hour making your sales instead. Thus running yourself ragged and broke, so that others will "feel better" about seeing you in the trenches? or 2. Teaching a dozen people how to do what you do, pay them to teach the free and cheap seminars and entry level coaching, while you spend your time doing more million dollar sales, learn more techniques, improve yourself to pass on to the students and teach the courses that pay you what you're worth?
I think most people would pick option 2, and they would be right to do so. Isn't this in essence what your boss does? He teaches you how to do the menial tasks while he "oversees"? Would you rather work 100 hours for $10 per hour, or 10 hours for $100 per hour? That is the dilemma when people ask "why isn't Robert at his own trainings?", because he would be spreading himself too thin and simply, because he doesn't have to be. You still work just as hard when your boss isn't in the office, and people will learn just as much from some one taught by Robert, as they would if Robert taught them directly. Maybe even more, because if Robert walked into a room of fans, would they be concentrating on his teachings, or the feeling of star struck?
It's definitely something to think about.

They call me every day and never leave a message I answer it and they hang up on me

I get 3 or 4  or even 5 calls a day from this number. No one on the other end. Calls as late as 8:51 , but no later than 9:00 HA HA , 9:01  they know the rules.  It is getting old I wish they would stop.  I was told it was from Robert Kiyosaki's coaching program.  Thats sad, I own a lot of his books and if it is from his group, well lets just say thats the best way to loose a customer.

If you are getting calls, it is because you told Rich Dad Co., 'Yes, please; I want more information!'  I promise they do not sit around milling throught the yellow pages; they just do not have time!  hahahaha!  Thank you, K, for posting the Privacy Information.  Please note I am not part of the Rich Dad Company; do not worry about who I am!

Wow; I find that highly offensive.  Mr. Kiyosaki and his wife are not scam artists; have a nice life!  >:(

*High five*

Thanks 'K'. I just called 1-877-524-8854 and they removed my number and email address from Rich Dad Poor Dad database. I have a feeling I'm not going to get any more phone calls from 801-413-5595 but if I do, I'll let you all know.

OK now I know that this is Rich Dads calling. I signed up for a free webinar and now they have my number.

How do I stop this number from calling me?? It's so creepy, it's been calling twice everyday for the past 2 weeks, never leaves a message and doesn't anything when I pick up. How do I block this number?

Some people prefer taking their own calls even if they are rich.  They are special in that way, that way they become rich with people too, not just with money.

Hey I bet Kiyosaki gets telemarketing calls at his house too, LOL.   Who's his secretary there?  LOL.

Dumb comments you made, easy to pick apart.

I repeatedly receive calls from this number on my cell phone, but they never leave a message. Since I don't recognize the number I do not answer it. I have to assume it is a marketing call.

I attended a free Rich Dad seminar several months ago.  Have been receiving calls for past three months from this number but no messages are left.  Thanks now I know who it is.

I live in Montreal and since the time I saw David Shamy in Montreal, I got serveral phone call from him and he belongs to Rich Dad education. I know that guy is a real crook who wants to screw as much people as possible. He doesn't care if you're rich or poor, and the only thing he wants is money. If you don't have money he will tell you to lend money from the bank. Please, I want to give advice to everyone, don't do business with that crook.

I know who call me at that phone number, this is David Shami who called me, to me that's a real sham or scam. I don't want any service form him, he's a crook and I don't want to do business with him. I met him at a Rich Dad Education seminar and he was a spoke person for Robert Kiyosaki.

stopped them from calling me, just add the number to your blacklist or blocked # list, glad i found out who was calling me, my gosh! i'm the type of person that likes to sleep in too, and they were calling me EVERYDAY EARLY in the morning like clock work, that gonna fly w/ me.

got a call - didn't answer - no msg - if it's rich dad - it's probably because i subscribed to their newsletter and gave them the number....

Actually, "K", if you are really part of RDPD in any way, you have a lot of nerve and gall to expect anybody to pay 44 cents and even write a letter to you to request removal from ANY mailing list. It is up to YOU to ensure you are not sending out unsolicited emails or phone calls, not the other way around. Ever hear of "Do Not Call" registry? I suppose not - you should look into it though - it applies to you guys. And by the way, your "90 days" is pure fiction as you should know. The law is 30 days.

In my case, I'm not even on your email list but you bozos have the nerve to make phone calls to my home number, twice a day, week after week to my number. I have set up automatic logging and blocked your calls a while ago and am now just collecting your call information to build evidence against you for telephone harassment. I guess you guys want to make me rich by paying me a fine, huh? Well keep it up - it will be easy money and I will be sure to publish all the details. Won't that just make your day?

I am on a DO NOT CALL list and want to be removed from their files!!!!

Wow. Very helpful review and warning.
Much appreciated!!!