Comments on: Dinna Revilla arrested?

By: nognog

nognog — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 15:10:57 +0000

guys,

is there any update on the dinna revilla case?

yikes, the comment about the scheme of larry is scary, what if something happens to larry? what happens to all your money??

By: smart money

smart money — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 17:58:06 +0000

lesson to be learned here…
when investing in foreclosed assets, deal directly with d bank.if you were paying a 3rd party for 15 years. what happens to you if they suddenly dissappear in 14 years and the bank doesnt recognise you?
when investing for anything long term, much like buying insurance you need to pay for a few years, isnt it wise to investigate credibility of the company?what will ensure your money? do they have a bond with the central bank?
larry gamboa is using a similar risky scheme. the system is flawed, when you deal with larry, the bank recognises him not you, so he can spend your money any which way, and if anything should go wrong, you dont have a personality with the bank. no offense to bo sanchez, but its about money not religion, one needs to be wiser.
and by the way, they are not the official CASHFLOW group in the Philippines, they are only using the game to lure investors into their scheme. if you really wanna play and learn CASHFLOW, go with the AIM group of Richdad asia, theyre generic and they dont ask you to invest moneys with them.

By: Finnea

Finnea — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 07:29:44 +0000

Danny- Great comparison of investing vs speculation, plus wonderful response in your comment to Lazy Man. I couldnâ€™t agree with you more. The RE industry has made a killing over the last few years promoting speculative â€œgamblingâ€. Good people have been led to believe that you canâ€™t go wrong in RE and therefore, often donâ€™t look closely at the numbers until itâ€™s too late.

By: mikel

mikel — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 09:20:25 +0000

reading between the lines, you must have had a not so good experience with this “real estate guru”, hehehehe. dinna has drowned in her own scheme, bringing with her her family. she has made a lot of naive investors regret getting into investing with her.
i wonder what was her budget when she went out to have a european tour??? whose money was that kaya???

By: bzexec

bzexec — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 17:03:59 +0000

its not about passive income..its just an installment thingy na pinaganda lang niya ang name. its far from robert kiyosaki way. very risky to deal with them. too bad that even bo sanches was gullible enough to be with them and they are using his name for credibility, kawawa mga small time people who are naive enough.just proves that being religious doesnt mean good business sense

By: sandy martinez

sandy martinez — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 16:57:48 +0000

the moment i saw how her so called ‘ apprentices’ try to recruit investors like mad to her deal, it smelled like an elaborate pyramid investing scheme in disguise.or should we say ‘ accomplices’ now?
thats why we banned her in one of our business seminars. they even using robert kiyosaki’s cashflow in a public seminar setting without authorisation to lure investors, better attend with the real deal in AIM rather than these so called local book writers out to get people to invest with them. if you guys want to join a REAL CASHFLOW game that is facilitated professionally, email me at busybuddy168@gmail.com

By: sandy martinez

sandy martinez — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 16:52:16 +0000

the problem is she makes people think that its such an easy thing when in fact, there are alot of risks involved, the way she is renting it out and etc, the possibility of domino effect on the libilities is huge.one should not be naive to think that all property tenants will pay on time and always pay. thats why she needed an ‘investment pyramid’ to come in so that she has money to pay for lapses. very risky to the unwary investor. wether this is done by dina, or whoever wrote a book. you should audit these people and not part with your money so fast without nothing. if you truly want to invest in foreclosed assets.. do it yourself, and deal with the banks directly, especially when were talking long term 10-15 years of future ownership

By: sandy martinez

sandy martinez — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 16:51:30 +0000

i think its an elaborate and risky way to lure other people’s money. would you invest your money blindly for 15 years not knowing this company very well and no liability to them whatsoever? like an illegal investment scheme disguised as real estate? i would hardly call her a hero. ive met her actually, and personality is not quite right.she smells like fish all over.
if anything, she was capitalising on people’s naivity and using robert kiyosaki as marketing tool.
would you invest on a ‘pre selling’ property with an unknown individual and risk paying everything and the project not being finished? this is worst, as she doesnt even represent a company with hi capitalisation.. im sure if you investigate every single one of her real estate deals, maybe you will find problems /lapses in her bank payments/RE FORECLOSED properties that the investors didnt even know about.

By: sandy martinez

sandy martinez — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 16:49:21 +0000

her style of doing real estate investing is NOT at all Robert kiyosaki way, in fact, hers is just a modified real estate selling na chop chop ang profit, but its very risky on the part of the blind investors especially that they are dealing with her and not with the bank.
i think its an elaborate and risky way to lure other people’s money. would you invest your money blindly for 15 years not knowing this company very well and no liability to them whatsoever? like an illegal investment scheme disguised as real estate? i would hardly call her a hero. ive met her actually, and personality is not quite right.she smells like fish all over.

By: mikel

mikel — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 08:08:11 +0000

i know this will happen to her sooner or later, ur ryt Kat, that’s her idea of paying herself first, i think what happened to her is pretty much of a “karma”… or shall I say, poetic justice…. on national tv!!! ouch!

By: dyimz

dyimz — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 14:37:23 +0000

This is currently shown on imbestigador…

By: felicity

felicity — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 14:46:47 +0000

oh yes!!! lots of documents proving her intent to deceive people… the truth will come out and justice will be served soon to those she has wronged…

watch imbestigador at channel 7 on feb. 16 at 945 pm for more information and expose’ of dinna revilla’s modus operandi….

By: James | PinoyMoneyTalk.com

James | PinoyMoneyTalk.com — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 19:00:45 +0000

I too am eager to hear Dinna’s side of the story and to see how this issue will end.

By: Kat

Kat — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 22:16:38 +0000

Dang! I have been inspired by the stories of the people who successfully applied Rich Dad’s principles, so it’s kind of disheartening to see a hero tarnished.

Tsk tsk. Maybe she went too far
with the principle “Pay yourself first”? (Judgmental! *Slap on the wrist* Hehe)

Here’s hoping the allegations aren’t true, and they have the documents to prove it.

By: Travs

Travs — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 15:51:27 +0000

Other People’s Money AKA OPM (as coined by robert kiyosaki) is good but has a very high level of risk