ConferenceSeriesReviews of conferenceseries.com

Bunch of looters and liars ! Conference series uses cheap marketing tricks to woo young and dynamic doctors to present their talks and research papers at International Forums and then cheat them. The representative on phone cannot even talk proper English. No pick-up and drop from the airport and hotel. Venue changed ! Not even one organiser was present at the venue. No audience even ! They are nothing but a bunch of Nincompoops who are going to get into big trouble very soon ! Like the saying goes, "you cannot fool all the people at all times" Their latest scam was at Helsinki, Finland, whilst pretending to conduct the 5th Annual conference in Nursing and 2nd Annual conference in Emergency Medicine. A union is being formed by all those affected in the past, which is awaited to put all of them behind bars.

Conference series is a scam. They will take your money, move the location of the conference and then disappear if you confront them. Please spread the word that this is a scam. Tell you friends and colleagues not to book anything via Conference series. If you have any advise on how to report their Facebook page as well- please let me know. I would love to report them to authorities.

I paid for both my parents to attend a conference in Atlanta, Georgia, totalling to more than €960. When they faced visa issues and tried to cancel their trip and ask for a refund, someone from the conference called them repeatedly and convinced them to instead transfer their money to the next conference for a year later and apply for visa again and they naively agreed. I convinced them to cancel the second trip and just ask for a refund. Since then I have been calling the ConferenceSeries every week for 3 months and every time they lie to me that they will refund me. They stopped picking up the phone since two weeks ago. My parents live in Iran and 960Euro is a considerable amount of money for them. And we've been scammed! I just don't understand why no organization in the US takes any kind of legal action against them. It's like a little Nigerian Prince situation going on in the US. Shame

I'm speechless, "conference series" - me and another 6 participants (3 of whom were speakers) have arrived at the "diet, Nutrition and Obesity summit" in Yokohama, Japan only to find out that *no one else is here*, the organizers have not even arrived in the Japan. Is this a joke? 😡😡😡😡 No one from "conference series" is answering our emails /phone calls about what hell is going on!?

I had to cancel my congres. I did so in due time. I did not get my payment reimburced. After loads of mails they just got quiet and nothing happened . This was in 2018 , still waiting. This company is a proper rip off. Tor T

The conference was badly planned. There were 5 of us, and no one new what was going on. None from the conference series staff were present. Worst conference I have attended. The conference was meant to be for 2 days, nothing was planned for day 2. Day 1's programme was supposed to finish at 17.00, there were no speakers after lunch. This conference was really disappointing. There was a lot of money paid for me to be here, it is not fair nor right that I should go back to my supervisor and say I learned nothing.

Any conferences that this company arranges is not legitimate. Be warned they approach you and ask if you'll be a keynote speaker (very unorthodox - unless you're well known). They'll ask for the details of your academic team (for their databases) and say you'll get a group discount (also very unorthodox). They will pass on your details to FAKE journals to publish your research (Check SJR rating most of these journals sound real but they are not recognised).

I attended a "conference" organized by this company in Amsterdam, April, 2019. They actually reached out to ME in the fall of 2018 to be a speaker at this conference that was supposed to be two days.They asked that I be a "keynote speaker" (something that was not particularly important to me as I am not in academia) Then, over the next few months, I received numerous emails instructing me to hurry up and register for the conference. I was also encouraged to tell my US colleagues about it so they could attend. (I did not feel that was my responsibility, especially knowing nothing about the conference) It was quite costly, especially since I was coming from the US but I thought it would be a good opportunity to learn from other forensic psychologists from around the world. Although I as an invited speaker, None of my expenses were paid. I didn't even have a ride from the airport to the hotel. The locaton of the conference changed three times and ended up at a Holiday Inn. There were 7, maybe 8 people in the room. Not a "conference" at all. The "moderator" for our group arrived two hours late and I later found out that her hotel accommodations were paid for by the organizers/company. Another speaker/attendee told me that she only paid for 2 of her three nights at the hotel; the company paid for one of her nights. Another speaker/attendee told me that he only paid for the conference itself and was able to make his own accommodations. The contact person who corresponded with me via email was difficult to reach and was using a false name; and clearly English was not his first language because when he sent an email the grammar, syntax, vocabulary choices were strange. That should have told me it was a scam. It was supposed to be a forensic conference but at the last minute (the day before I left the US) I was informed that the conference had been expanded to "Clinical Psychology" AND Forensic Psychology/Criminology. Of course, they made it sound like that was going to benefit us in some way. Obviously, there were not enough speakers and participants to hold a two-day conference or even a 1-day conference. Three of the speakers didn't even show up. The organizers should have cancelled the "conference" but they wanted to keep the money. So, I paid hundreds of dollars for a two-day international forensic psychology conference, plus $1100 in airfare, to come to a 1-day "conference" with a hodge-podge of presentations that had nothing to do with each other and little to do with either topic area. This conference was grossly misrepresented and clearly was simply a money-making venture for the organizers. I wish I had read some of the legitimate reviews before I agreed to be a part of it. The only saving grace was the on-site coordinator, Ms. Carol Afflick, who was pleasant, professional, organized and very understanding of everyone's frustration. She deserved a medal.