Rainmaker FamilyReviews of therainmakerchallenge.com

This company is not what it appears to be. The challenge is a sales ploy. That’s obvious. If you have $47 to spare then give it a shot. Of course you won’t get enough info to get it off the ground. That’s clear. The mastermind however is the dangerous one. What they don’t tell you is how much more it’ll cost and how long it will take. If you have an extra $10-$20k beyond what you spend for the mastermind and a year or two to get it off the ground you can create a new stream of income and any of these fba coaching companies will do. But it’s not a quick turn around to replace an income stream. You just need to know that going in.

They teach you like one thing a day then try to get you to spend 7000 on their master. They claim 2 day money back guaranteed but lie. They just ignore you until day 3 and are like oops it's too late

Positive reviews are fake! Ive checked with people that took this 5K training got nothing out of it and got ripped off and in debt financially. I spoken on the call with a young kid who kept asking me tons of questions trying to feel the soil how much money can I spend(poorly trained Sherlock) then after I kept asking how much is your actual program he told me I was not a good fit, I have a bad vibe and he doesn't like me. Imagine the nerve? illiteral child tells you asking for a price is a bad vibe! I am glad I didn't WASTE 10K on this BOGUS because many people on the FB group are in shock about poorly organized training and total rip-off. Do it yourself, there's no need to spend 10K or 5 on nothing, believe in yourself DONT ALLOW THESE SCAM ARTISTS WITH FAKE REVIEWS WRITTEN BY AI ROB YOU OF YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY. Don't bother replying to this.

I purchased the rainmaker challenge. I did some research after (I should have done it prior) and decided it wasn’t something I was interested in. I emailed for a refund a couple hours after I purchased. I got a response this morning tell me, “it would be a disservice for them to refund me without me trying the first two days and to do the first two days and then request a refund then.” I emailed back stated no thanks, please refund. Basically what they do is hope that you forget to email by their deadline so they can refuse to refund your money back. After reading reviews and digging into what they are selling a little more it sounds icky. I’ll be emailing today and tomorrow for my refund. We’ll see if I actually get it.

They promise you tons of support and a “great” training program and that’s not what you get. Training is a bunch of videos. The coach I was assigned too did not provide ANY support. I hussle and kept firing off questions and product ideas and got zero support or guidance. They make it sound like earning thousands is the norm and it’s FAR from the truth. Being added to the Facebook group was eye opening when you see floods of posts from people that invest all their savings and time after time their products fail and they are ruined financially. Unless you want to waste $5k for the “training” don’t bother, and that’s just the start! Edit to their response- It’s funny you say there was additional coaching for purchase because when I asked for it since I felt I needed extra time and assistance I was told I couldn’t purchase extra coaching and to go to a Facebook group for help. To me that’s not coaching. Not what you should get for $5k to be sent to a Facebook group when you needed support. I have posted in the group in the past and spoke to several frustrated people in the same spot as I was, so it’s funny you try to put it back in the individual when there are tons of people in my same position and feeling this way. Certainly it was not what was sold to us and the support was virtually none.

I've received unsolicited messages on Instagram from two different "Rainmaker" accounts. The first time it happened, I thought it was way out of place and quite scammy/spammy. So I did some independent research into this "organization." I'm the least naive person you'll ever meet and look into EVERYTHING and EVERYONE--especially where my and my family's finances are concerned. The results of my investigation proved my gut instinct to be spot on. These people are, IMHO, Scammy and spammy. I received another UNSOLICITED message from them TODAY so I decided to leave this review as to their "business practices." I invite anyone reading this to do their own independent research as well. Be that as it may, PLEASE DON'T FALL FOR THEIR CRAP. STAY AWAY!

I requested a refund from Rainmakers 3 days into their 7-day challenge. I am grateful that I only spent $47 (which they have said will be refunded) and very sorry for those of you who spent more and were dissatisfied. Below is what I shared with the company: I understand that everyone is out to make money, and I do not begrudge anyone for having that goal. I am not unfamiliar with the concept and practice of people who gain people's attention with lovely graphics, a happy-looking family, and promises to help the buyer supplement or replace their current income. However, I am particularly disappointed with Rainmaker because the folks who are the faces of the company come across as pleasant, genuine, and honest. Only a few minutes into the 7-day challenge, I realized that what was presented and what was reality were not in alignment. Having to sit through video after video that contained nothing but circumlocution but no substance and MULTIPLE nudges to keep spending money literally nauseated me and left me feeling duped and--quite frankly--foolish. I know that I am only one of many customers, but I do hope that my words will be taken into consideration as the company continues to refine its practices. **Additional info, 2/21/24: I received a message from TrustPilot saying that I needed to provide additional information to the company within 3 days or my review might be deleted. I wanted to share my response to that: I am shocked and disappointed! I took the time to write a well-worded commentary about MY experience with this company. It should be clear that I am an actual person who wants to let others know what happened to me and could potentially happen to them. As a result, I'm asked to PROVE that I am a real person who purchased their product/content lest my honest review be deleted. How very insulting! I understand that no one likes to be perceived negatively, but it happens! That's one of the risks in doing business. I find it deplorable that I was sent a message like this-- and AFTER The Rainmaker Challenge had already replied to my review. With disgust and disappointment, Renee

Red flag alert, this company most definitely appears to have paid or asked people to write 5-star reviews for them in my opinion. The reviews seem very obviously fake and generically worded, many are also worded the same as the others. The only real looking reviews using wording that seems to come from actual humans who purchased the product are 1-star negative reviews. Research before you purchase because people are complaining that you can lose up to $15,000 on whatever this company is selling.