Hello, my name is Meredith and I live in San Francisco. One random night on a Thursday me and my mom were shopping at a local Target when a middle aged friendly looking man approched my mom, and said what gorgeuos super-model qualitys I have. Well, being 13 years old, this is all I want to hear in life from strangers. So I let my mind run wild as I thanked the man again and again, saying well of course I'll go to Trans Continental's open call.
So with my "beautiful features" I went to Trans Continental Talent's open call, all happy and overwhealmed by it all, calling my best friends every 5 minuets on my cell fone as they wished me luck. The people were just so dang friedly how was a adolesent teen supposed to know it was a fraud?
They soon called me after 2 days and sed my "model evaluation" was a 9.1 out of 10. Well that sounded pretty sweet to me, so I just went along smiling telling her what a fabulous student I am and all that stuff my head wa caught up in as my mom payed a check I dont think she really realized she was paying for.
So then I called my sister Allison who is at college. She talked to my mom and she came downstairs as i was insatnt messaging all my excited friends and sat me down. "meredith, allie looked this place up online and it doesnt look too pretty" apparently my sister had gone to THIS VERY SITE and saw all the poor people who payed that $795 fee just as we had.
Apparently this agency, or whatever it was, wasnt going to take me where I was planning on going. No Pepsi commercials or Seventeen ads for me I guess. I sighed knowing it was too good to be true as my mom gave me a big hug.
If you've been scouted by this company, forget about it honey. They take your money and smash unsuspecting dreams of the innocent. And hey, this is coming from a 13-year-old.
Meredith
San Francisco, California
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