I was cold called on a cell phone re my being selected as a successful business person. An ongoing spiel by a woman called Kathy, about the benefits and support for a well known blah, blah, blah. I agreed to buy the 'lifetime' membership and gave CC info over the phone as per normal on-line ...
This is definitely a scam I was foolish to agree after a hard sell, the first billing was $995 (on 27nd. October). I was billed again $9.95 twice after that and on 4th. January, a Mike Daly who is supposedly my personal concierge called to convince me to pay $980 to create personal media release. I ...
They have a link/ad on Linked IN and advertise free membership for women. They rang me today and are very good with their compliments, interview style and then say you have passed and we accept you into our club. Asked very professional questions; then offered platinum service at $899 $199 when you ...
I was told i had been a life membership for Stanford Who's Who and the company also receiving a fee of 1,077.95 USD on 24 May (Friday, about 2 pm in Malaysia) from my Master card immediately. The company promised to email the receipt and post policies and also form to fill, but until today, I have ...
I filled out the form o n Linkedin for a free membership. I received a phone call, that took up nearly an hour of my time, with a very pushy sales lady. It all sounded a bit suspicious, so while the woman was still on the phone I googled Stanford Who's Who and found this site. Thank heavens for ...
Although I didn't pay any money over to this company I'd like to add to the list of complaints about this company. I too filled out the form on LinkedIn for inclusion into a free directory listing. Several days later I received a call from a woman called Katrina Ryan. Like everybody else she kept ...