In January I accepted an invitation from Cambridge for a membership. This was one of those "You have been selected as a result of your accomplishments, " etc. This also allowed, according to the caller, networking with other professionals in like field. This was considered a plus to me. ...
I received notice of my nomination to be included in the registry a few weeks ago. I filled out the on-line form, and today, at work, received a call from Tina Ruggiero (probably not even her real name). She interviewed me by phone "to complete my biography" for about 15 minutes. When she ...
Fake value offered for marketing. Unauthorized chages on charge card. ...
My situation is very similar to others... I fell for it under the impression that this was a well-known organization like Cambridge (the university) and the national organization I involved with in college ("Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges & University" which recognizes ...
Yes, I too was doped into believing that I could be a part of this Who's Who establishment. As with countless of other Americans, I too received this invitation to become a member of this great program; tricked into believing that only a select few have been chosen to have this great honor bestowed ...
This company is very good at what they do; they appeal to one's ego and continue to stroke your ego while talking you into one of their membership plans. I should have known better when the caller ID was blocked, but I fell right into the scam (again the ego stroking). I called my credit card ...