I started working for the Cambridge Who's Who about two months ago because I was set to graduate from college in December and I needed a job (I have since graduated). The job relationship seemed like a good fit for myself and the company because I was interested in publishing and they were ...
My wife is an RN and got this letter from Cambridge Who's Who in the mail stating she was chosen to be listed in their prestige registry for networking people in her profession! So she filled out the application form and got a call about three weeks later from some lady from Cambridge Who's Who! ...
I was pressured by telephone into buying this service, but ten minutes later, realized I had been scammed, when I reviewed the paperwork I had received earlier. Several attmepts that afternoon to reach anyone at the company failed. Early next morning I tried again to reach them. Then I searched ...
I was contacted by a representative by the name of Shirley Vilan with Cambridge Who's Who on September 28 to be offered a introductory price to be placed in their directory. Shirley began telling me a lot about the company and that she could offer me into their VIP directory for a nominal large fee ...
They called to let me know that I had been selected to be featured in their famous Who's Who directory. I had recently appreared in several business journals so I thought the "nomination" as a successful business woman came from a real source. I asked a few questions about the directory ...
I was fortunately not a victim of this scam, but wanted to publish all of their information so folks could beware. This organization is running what appears to be a fraudlent operation and you should not send them money or participate in any way. Do yourself a favor and google "cambridge who's ...