Received an invoice from one of my credit card companies with the charge. I have never heard of this company, nor would I get involved as I am already a member of a similar type of networking company. ...
This company called me last year. Because I have been in Who's Who of American Women since about 1975 I assumed this company was connected with them and I authorized their charge and created a page about myself over the phone. I never received the book. And what is even worse is that I just learned ...
They start with a fax and follow with a phone call. They deny any financial incentive in the opening, even after being asked directly. They pitch a phony listing in a "Who's Who" publication, use flattery, and then try to pressure sell plaques and framed listings. They claim to have a ...