I just received a call from a woman at Stanford Who's Who. Like everyone else here, I was walked through a flattering interview process and then asked if I wished to pay $800 for a platinum membership. I spent the next 15 minutes declining all of the offers presented. Since I was not rude and did ...
Following the initial scam to get me enrolled, additional sums of $200 and $800 were debited from my AmEx account without permission. I am currently pursuing them through AmEx fraud prevention. I have attempted to contact them on multiple occasions without success ...
Wow, this company sure did get me at the right time. I was looking at local whos who websites for my little local town when this call came from a Sheila Bernstein who claimed I had applied for their membership. I know that I had for a few of our local sites so I talked with her and she was just ...
This is a website who cold called me on Friday, July 29, and said that I applied for their membership. Since I had been researching our local who's who pages I assumed it was legit. I joined their membership and then went online to check it out only to discover it was something else that I did not ...
Following my initial enquiries re: Stanford Who's Who in February I was immediately contacted by one Sarah Nately, who sweet-talked me into signing up (over the phone) for a Gold membership. Total cost for the membership included a listing with my CV in their directory, an inscribed glass plaque, ...
I was contacted by Stanford Who's who after clicking on a link in linkedin. [I decided to cancel my linkedin account after that]. I was contacted by a telemarketer who claimed she granted me a membership. She also promised an airline voucher free with membership. An amount of 954 CAD$ was withdrawn ...