BWJ Travel, LLCReviews of bwjagents.com

Spoke with Jacob at a group interview basically number that was provided no answer just an answer machine. Never had anyone reach out from the team I paid 97 dollars but lesson learned

I'm SOOOO Glad for TrustPilot! I just went through this "class". I noticed too many red flags. 1) Never called my name, even though I would answer first on many of the questions. 2) The background of the speaker was generated. This is HUGE red flag to me, he could be anywhere on Earth. I've taken many interviews in life, people usually don't like generated backgrounds, looks too fishy. 3) The other "people" were not real. They gave canned answers, without many misspellings too fast. Most people in chat rooms misspell a lot, and often. 4) Not once did he say "this is a commission job". The initial ad gave a dollar amount ($27/hr) - This was the bait. 5) Then the "boom" at the end. The "call to action", the link for the "Errors & Omissions Insurance" for a round $97/monthly. The page looked somewhat professional, but no contract, nothing was shown to me about a position being offered. And the best part? The "Jacob" character asks for the "Code Number" that would be generated after a person made the payment. Some came back within less then a minute. Some stated "they were looking for their wallet". This is the "FOMO to push" the unsuspecting viewer that sees others making the leap that they would want to make the leap too... But this was a room full of bots. Not people. It just was too good to be true. The "Jacob" character states that the first Year Average of the "Consultants" was $170k , and after Performance Review they give a 35% raise. From someone who knows numbers and how money works... I smelled the scam now. 6) Not ONCE did he mention the company name. My alarm bells went into overdrive from all of these points. While on the video call, I start doing some digging. "Jacob", BWJ Travel... Glendale, CA... Click around the site, some things are just off. And then I get to these reviews on TrustPilot. Thank you to everyone who left a post, I might not have been convinced this was scam in total without it. DO NOT BUY. DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR INFO, DEBIT/CREDIT CARD NUMBER. I learned about this on FaceBook. FB, an American company is facilitating a employment scam. You can NOT trust the social media sites to vet their advertisers. They get paid to help scam the user, so its in their best interest to keep the scam running and alive. Be safe out there you all.

This company is a complete and total scam. This company is bwjagents, bwj travel, book with jacob. Webinar showed picture of building in LA. They also advertise in Glendale at 1731 Glenoaks Blvd and 468 Camden Drive, Beverly Hills. I sat through a 90 minutes presentation. They asked for $97.00 for travel agent certificate. Then I was asked to attend a second webinar for a company meeting. As it turns out this was a repeat of the 90 minute previous meeting. It is not live. I asked in the chat about their BBB rating and no one responded which was surprising. After playing further attention. It seems the folks listed in this webinar are not really there, just ghosts. I asked again about the possibility of this being a scam. It did not send up red flags to anyone in the webinar. My concerns were not addressed. Made report to BBB and will file complaints with other agencies. Please think twice about dealing with this company. They are asking for money monthly and you get nothing. They advertise $170,000 yearly salary. This is scam.

This guy Jacob is a total scam artist! BWJ Travel otherwise known as Travel Agent Institute just screwed me out of 97.00 claiming to the entire group he would need that money for insurance in case we made a mistake at work. DO NOT GIVE HIM A RED CENT. Total scam artist claims we can make millions and get 80 percent commission. Total lie!!!

An individual named Jacob with a hiring manager named Emily sent me an email to attend a webinar today. During this webinar they proceeded to tell the people that were attending that everyone was guaranteed a full-time or part-time position with very high earning potential. After about an hour and 10 minutes of time had passed. Jacob explained before everything ended and training could begin everyone must first go to a link that he posted in the webinar which guide you to an insurance company which is also owned by them. In this website in order to get the insurance you are required to pay $97 a month in perpetuity. This is the make sure that if you make a mistake that the insurance will pay for it with the customers. I knew this was a red flag 5 minutes into the presentation. Jacob is sitting in front of a green board with a beautiful ocean picture behind him. I noticed the water never moved. I'm hopeful that this kind of stuff will get shut down because there were many people in that webinar that jumped right at his beckoning with their credit card to pay for that insurance if anyone's reading this dispute it with your credit card company and do not use your debit card whatsoever.

It is all a scam. I contacted the BBB and reported them. I was r scammed by Jacob, who represents "BJW Travel." which I didn't find out the company name until later. He claimed that travel consultants could earn 80% commissions, income of $170,000 after 4 weeks you get a bonus of like 35%. I paid $97 fee for a “travel consultant certification.” scored 92% because you have to score at least 90% This was a scam. do not upload any personal information The emails cannot be responded to. if you paid the money contact your bank and try to get it back and also get a new card because I think he tries to take the $97 every month.

It's all a scam, I didn't fall for it. As soon as he asked for $97 to be paid without an official offer letter, I ended the call immediately. People were paying, wish I had spoken up and stopped them.

Their ads are misleading. Paid the $97 for the so called E & O policy, went through all the training videos, no emails followed for me to continue on. I sent email after email, all I get back is "auto generated" emails stating to check spam or junk folders. Nothing ever came. I have reported them to my bank, supposedly they are going to refund the $97, guess we'll see. They haven't done anything else they promised.