The College Network is a scam. I was an unlucky individual who fell for the scam, and it works like this. If you contact The College Network, they will send an "advisor" to meet with you (please note this terminology that is similar to that used by legitimate colleges and universities). ...
It's a shame you don't have negative stars. I took a single class from Devry years ago, which I paid for at the time. Obviously Devry agreed that I'd paid, since they sent me my final grade, and later sent several transcripts out to other institutions. Five years later, I discovered that Devry had ...
Viking magazine called my house on my cell phone last April 07 to solicit magazine sales from me. I decided to order 4 magazines that I liked and would have bought at the store. Jet, Ebony, Sister to Sister and Better Homes and Garden, for three months they took money from my account without one ...
Hello, all of you disgruntled Career Education Corporation customers (I call you that because that is exactly how CEC ofen thinks of you - and rarely as students.) I am an adjunct (considered part time but I actually teach a full course load every quarter with no employee benefits) instructor at ...
It's too bad. I recently graduated college with a music education degree and a I bought three magazine subscriptions from "James B. Ryan". I thought I could help him out as a college student and he could help me out as a new educator. I payed cash and never saw the magazines. I also tried ...
I opened a Revolution Money exchange account - I went through several hassles of them having to call me and then my having to confirm bank account. I went through all of this only to learn that they "took back" the $25 through a discourteous operator who worked there. It doesn't make ...