I had been fooled into a expected free record within their listing that we called back soon after discovering they're not really a genuine whois who business to stop this deal but am still waiting on the choice from my American Express analysis of the costs. I've not approved any providers or phony ...
I recieved a call from Michael Famesi who told me that my resume was accepted. He wanted a credit card so I gave him one. Michael called back in a week or so and said that the credit card company didn't accept it and so I gave him another one. When I got my statements in I found out that both ...
I was sent a letter by the Cambridge Who's Who saying I had been referred to be listed as a candidate. It said there was NO obligation and the membership was supposed to be free. I received a call a few days later from a Delores Christenson saying she would interview me to see if I was qualified. ...
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 ...
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 ...
My wife was called this morning by Cambridge who's who. Immediately after hanging up with them she called me and told me she felt like she had just been scammed for $200.00. She felt guilty having given in to all the ego stroking, flattery, and "recognition" for her accomplishments. She ...