We were convinced to buy a plan to find funding for our sons college education. He starts college in the Fall of 2009. We have yet to receive anything more than news letters with small scholarships with ridiculous requirements. Now when you try to call the office, their phones have been ...
It began after I was a sophomore in High-School after I got a notice within the email inviting me and my parents to some demonstration in a resort regarding giving school. Well we got there and were educated of some things; such as the price of university and several different things. Well they ...
This company is a scam they have different names that they go under using differnt taxes I. D numbers. This Company charge anywhere from $1000 to $1600 for financial services that are free to students but these student would have to be refer by the school counselor. Well you get this invitation and ...
This company is a scam they charged me $1500 for financial services for my daughter which I found out is free through her guidance counselor at her school. They sent her a letter telling her they received her name from her guidance counselor and that she was one of the few selected one, when I ...
They gauranteed that they would find funding for the first year of our sons college, (freshman year). Practicly scaring us into signing the contract. The speaker was almost shoutring at us during the meeting and telling us how hard it would be to fill out all the paperwork needed for the FASFA and ...
My mom and I got the letter from College Consultant Group (CCG) in 2003 and we actually went to the meeting. The entire time we watched we were skeptical but we decided to give it a shot. We got little packets of paper in the mail that listed off several scholarships and things of that sort. I ...