These people are the kings of douchebaggery. Like many of the others that have posted here, I received a mailing from them stating that I had been nominated for membership. I figured it was worth looking into, so I filled out what they wanted me to fill out. I forgot about it from there, but a ...
I was contacted via email by a company called Cambridge Who's Who. At first, it seemed legitimate. I received a call from them and in the "interview", they asked all the things you would expect: what are you most proud of? What other organizations are you a member of? However, once they ...
Hi, Everyone I was approached by one of Cambridge who is who Seles Rep from 516-535-1416 ext 1416, she walk me trough the process and forced me to open membership with them with her sales skills. Anyway she got me and charged $ 598.00 on my Card she said she will send me an email with all log in ...
I was approached via email about cambridge's Who's Who free networking registry for professionals and executives. I had heard about Cambridge's registry before and thought, it's free, why not? Filled out the information and heard about a month later requesting an interview for the publication. ...
Early this summer I obtained a notice from Cambridge Whois Who informing me just how to sign up to obtain my title and company info on their registry of experts. The info mentioned that there is no-fee to be about the registry. Therefore, I visited their site and completed some universal ...
This is a well organized, well scripted, professional scam run by very cold hearted people who target professionals trying to progress on their careers. Their fraudulent appeal is their exclusiveness and they use pressurized sales techniques to get people to agree to their fraudulent services. It ...