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 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 ...
Scam scam scam scam scam scam scam!!! I worked for them for the first time today. Their office is in islip, ny (not nyc) and it is a shitty little building with the highest turnover i have ever seen. We are little robots trained to sell sell sell! They give us tons of sheets labeled ...
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 ...
Stanfords Whos who is a scam, boiler room operation that just took me for $1914.60. I first saw it on Linkedin, thought it might be a good idea, so i sent an email and got a call a few days later. The lady on the phone went thru the options and I chose a lifetime membership. 2 payments, first one ...
It is curious that Stanford Who's Who is so reluctant to communicate their offers in writing. What are they afraid of? In my opinion their business practices are dubious at best and in layman's terms I would use the word fraudulent. ...