They prey on mothers trying to provide for their families. It's sickening.
They prey on mothers. I signed up for Rainmakers in 2022 after having my first child and having to close down my organizing business. I still wanted to bring in some kind of income for my family while being present for my son. I saw the ads about a "naptime hustle" which sounded like exactly what I was looking for. The sales representative/consultant that my husband and I talked to said that it was a fool proof program with someone that would walk me through every step and make me successful. Let me preface my experience with the fact I'm not afraid of hard work and it taking time. Once I started the program after investing $6,500 and a lot of time on hours and hours of online learning. I was put into a group on Slack. That group had a leader that was so lackluster and not helpful whatsoever. We were thrown into a Slack Channel but there was no personal private coaching between myself and the coach they had promised. The ONLY time that we were able to have personal coaching was if we completed a homework assignment you had to do with another partner in the group we were entered in a random drawing. You only have these coaching available for 9 weeks then you are kicked out of the Slack Channel with no way to access the coaching! Once I got to a certain part of the training and was ready to invest in my product that I had picked. I started to see a lot of negative stories on the Rainmakers Official Facebook Group. A majority of the people commenting were investing $20k-$30k+ with so many unforeseen hidden costs. I didn't want to end up further down the rabbit hole so I made a decision to stop the bleeding before we got further down. My husband and I are still upset about the $6,500 that we spent of our savings because the program was NOTHING like they had advertised with someone "walking you through step by step". In addition, after a year you are then charged $1,000+ to stay in the Facebook Group. It's a complete scam. Stay away.