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 was mailed a card notifying me that I was nominated for the Cambridge Who's Who for 2009. After completing the info on-line I was contacted and told after being reviewed that I was accepted and all the benefits they had. All this while at work and my busy schedule in between phone calls, students ...
I received a letter in the mail notifying me that I was selected as a potential candidate for the Cambrdige Who's Who publication. I thought that this might me a good chance to further my career so I filled it out and sent it back in to the company. I received several phone calls before I finally ...
I received a card and a letter dated September 27 in the mail from Cambridge Who's Who, about the opportunity to be included into the Cambridge Who's Who among Executive and Professional Women. The Editor in Chief is saying that the 2008 edition of the registry will include biographies of our ...
Luckily I only signed up for 1 year so I am not out a lot of money. But from what I have read they don't seem to be as reputable as they make themselves out to be. I thought I would benefit by receiving job offers by being in their registry, this was implied. I feel that if they are not going to ...
I was attracted to the free opportunity to be entered into a world of networking professionals. Cambridge Who's Who contacted me and pulled me in like a fish on a hook. My ego was preyed on, the costomer person was very persuasive, and of course, I was promised the moon. My package was the least ...