I fell for the scam & paid for a lifetime membership for my details to be published on Stanfords website after a very professional sounding person named Kathrina asked some question & mentioned that i was successful in gaining admission... She also shared about the benefits of joining & ...
I was called today by a lady called "Rina White" who took almost 30 minutes of my time explaining me the benefits & insisting me to buy the membership. I could sense that its a scam as she was very pushy & wanted me to sign up right now. I never heard of Stanford university doing ...
After filling in an online form for a FREE membership with them, I received a phone call for an interview (bio etc), after which they congratulated for my business ideas and stated that I would be in the 14 online edition. They then told me all the things I would have now that I am with them. Only ...
Received unsolicited call and talked into signing up for subscribtion, not given any time to check them out first. The salesperson was very pushy and I felt pressured by her to buy the subscription. ...
This company put their Ads on Linkedin and talked about their personal branding services, but the quality of their services their have provided is useless, their website looks out of date, and no results, then their start to asking for payments to become a member, once you have made your payment ...
I clicked on the link below the Linked In signoff page. I got a call from an English speaking lady. She offered membership packages of differing values: USD849 - Platinum lifetime membership USD6xx - Gold (5 years) USD99 - 1 year trial Membership includes being in the latest WHo's WHo for ...