The Rainmaker Family Show | Build Your Family Business

Love this podcast so much and learn something new on each episode. The show also always leaves me feeling uplifted and encouraged.

With the most optimistic and supported feelings of possibility, I entered the world of RMF just to be completely abandoned. Losing tens of thousands of dollars I didn’t have, these two literally disappeared. They are the American dream makers without any ability to follow through, support their clients, or understand the changing shifts in business quickly enough to address training courses on a dime. When the industry changes, so should their model… or fee structure. Listen to these two all you want, if all you want is motivation, but understand that the journey is 100% yours and motivation without true knowledge will only take you so far.

They deleted someone that asked questions about the course they paid $12000 for. The person lost $15000 in return abuse. When questioned about it, the Rainmaker’s removed them from Facebook so their fortune potential “clients” (victims) would not see anything negative.

I was deeply disappointed to hear about the experience of someone who invested $12,000 in this program, expecting to be guided on how to generate $10,000 in a set timeframe. A major gap in the course was the lack of instruction on handling return abuse through Amazon, a critical issue that significantly impacted her business. What’s even more concerning is that when she expressed her frustrations—rightfully so, given the financial investment—she was removed from the private Facebook group that she had paid to be a part of. Instead of addressing legitimate concerns, it appears that dissenting voices are silenced, which speaks volumes about the leadership behind this program. True leadership involves supporting students through challenges, not dismissing them when they encounter real-world obstacles that your training failed to cover. If you are considering this course, be aware that the support you pay for may not extend beyond what’s convenient for them.