I received a letter from Stanford Who's Who telling me that I had been selected to represent Omaha as a biographical cantidate in a who's who registry. One google showed me all I needed to know. I also posted this info on my profile page on facebook. It's an intriguing offer especially for someone ...
I was contacted by a Sales Representative - Stanford Who's Who. I was told I would receive an agreement, and a statement of costs before any charges would be made. However, charges were made to my Visa-Card and I have received nothing. I have sent emails, filled out the contact form on Website ...
I (foolishly) bought a membership for Stanford Who's Who in October after they contacted me by phone. At the beginning of December, I was wrongfully charged a payment ($198) that I did not agree to. I contacted customer service immediately after the charge showed up on my bank account and spoke ...
I was phoned on a Sunday afternoon and spoken to for over Two hours by a very good salesperson. Christine Barton after coming down to 9.95 per month from several hundred one time I thought I was given a deal with a new way of advertising my non-profit and my book that I am trying to get published, ...
I was contacted by a representative that interviewed me for a business promotional site and was told there was a one-time fee of $589 and then $9.99 for each month of publication. I received a booklet and some plane tickets that did not appear to be legitimate. My credit card was charged $607 and ...
I filled out a form to have a free listing in the Stanford Who's Who. I was called a few days later while I was driving in the car and told I had to make my decision right then if I wanted o be in the "Who's Who" and it as going to cost me $389. For a 3 year subscription and that I would ...