On 22 Feb received high pressure sales call from above organisation - they work on playing to your Professional ego and eagerness to network with like minded people. I felt uneasy when I questioned further that " Stanford " was used to attract professionals ie a name they came up with ...
After I filled out the form advertised on LinkedIn to join business network Who's Who in Canada for no charge, I received a call from their rep Christina.interviewing me took almost an hour, then she was pushing me to purchase their membership starting from the most expensive. I was rejecting all ...
I had clicked on Stanford Who's Who via linked in. I have had endless attempts to call me to convince me to join Who's Who. No details about costs were given. I expressed no interest and contacts have continued. Today I said no again and hopefully phonecalls will stop now. Seems pretty high ...
Advertised free Australian Who's Who listing on LinkedIn. As a former lister in the genuine Who's Who, I though why not? Subsequently, I received a telephone call from a lady with an American accent, gathering data and then hitting me with a heavy sales pitch. After some haggling, I agreed to sign ...
I knew they were a scam the minute they asked for credit card details immediately and insisted I couldn't call them back and got pushy!!! Didn't fool me ...
A person by the name of Debra called my office no. And said that I have submitted application to be included in the Who is Who list published by Stanford who is who. I was sure that I have not submitted an application, however I listened to her 'short interview' to include my name in the who is who ...