I received an invitation to be included in a registry of Who's Who Among Professional Women. The letter indicated that the listing was free and that I had been chosen to be interviewed for this publication. My husband wanted me to have this as a gift for all of my years of hard work. He promptly ...
I received an official looking letter and at the top it stated "Payment to be made reporting office." It went on with more great phrases like "Data of Payment on Report, approved receiver of notice, data statement of available pay amount and we have records showing delivery is ...
My experience has been similar to others who have posted about Cambridge Who's Who. They start by sending an unassuming card, saying they would like to include you in their publication for free. They used the Who's Who to seem familiar and legitimate but it's the Cambridge part that should have ...
Everyone would like to win big money, and I enter a lot of contests just in case of the "Lucky Draw". I can't understand why places like this aren't put out of business real fast by the government for trying to trick people into sending money to them for nothing. I did read the little ...
Everyone must be warned of this company and their tactics. They move into new areas and SELL you hard on their advertising program. They fail to mention that they will be charging you a $3 monthly billing fee. I know it sounds small, but it is the point. Second of all, they are real quick to push ...
First, I am aware these are my own personal opinions. I will try to provide as factual an account as I can. Unfortunately, I, too have become a victim of their vanity scheme. A representative called me a 3 days ago and managed to part me $518.95 from my credit card using high pressure sales ...