Ric - Peoria, Arizona BEWARE: Biltmore Whos Who is nothing more than a scam. They send you a letter saying you have been nominated by a professional to join this organization to promote your skills and abilies to large businesses. If you make the mistake and send them the email to get additional ...
My credit card company is currently investigating the charges ($717.00) these people charged to my credit card. I was scammed too after receiving the same letter stating I was "nominated." Then the telephone interview from Cindy where I was "accepted." I questioned the validity ...
I just want to thank Kc and all the others who reported this. I got a letter that looked so official, but I had a flash of insight and googled the company. I'm not really important or prominent in my field, so I really wondered what their standards were if they included me. ...
I had received a post card in the mail, telling me I had been nominated to be in Who's Who Professional Registry. I have never responded to one of these before and this time thought. What the heck. Well, I just got off the phone with a Biltmore rep (wish I had written down his name). He called to ...
I wish I had done my research sooner regarding this company. I have worked very hard for my career and when I received a letter in the mail stating Biltmore Who's Who wanted me as a member, I was very excited. I received a phone call with a short interview in which they requested my payment. I was ...
Warning potential "Honorees." Once Biltmore has your money (and I can't believe I actually bought into this), don't expect anything more than some paperwork and a lot of lip service. After accepting their "invitation" and paying nearly $900 for a lifetime membership, it wasn't ...