ConferenceSeriesReviews of conferenceseries.com

Do not waste your time, money, or research on this platform. This website and its parent organization, Conference Series LLC, are part of a well-known predatory network (associated with OMICS International) that uses deceptive tactics to trap academics and professionals into paying high registration fees for subpar, low-quality events. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) previously won a multi-million dollar judgment against this organization for making false claims about peer review and fake board members. They mass-produce thousands of overlapping "global conferences" using generic templates, promising guaranteed publication in blacklisted journals that carry zero academic value. If you receive an invitation from them, ignore it. Always cross-reference their events with "Think. Check. Attend." or Beall’s List before handing over any money. This is a business model designed to exploit researchers, not support scientific advancement.

Company may go under the name Noveltics Conferences as well. It is a SCAM. They conjoined 5 conferences (ENT, surgery, paediatrics, AI, recycling) under the same location and timing in Singapore. Different sign ups but combined all the programs and basically gave us a terribly organised mishmash of information. Felt so bad for the sponsor who wanted to speak to an AI crowd but got some medical folks. Do not go to this.

scam Very disappointing experience They stopped responding

This conference is a SCAM!! Message sent via whats app that it was now a virtual conference. Not replying to messages or emails. The number on the booking receipt is a different business so they are fraudulently claiming it is their number. Do not give them any of your money. I wish I had researched them before booking. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID

I have been scammed by this company. They charged me $1,049 for a conference that ultimately never took place, and they are now refusing to issue a refund. Despite multiple attempts to contact them, I have received no resolution regarding my payment. Both Conference Series and their payment processor Razorpay appear to be involved in this fraudulent activity. I strongly urge others to be cautious when dealing with them.

Scam company! I paid for two conferences. The first one didn't go right. I wasn't able to do my workshop. And my video wasn't sent as promised from my speech in Paris. This company is thirsty for your money. I had already paid for the 2nd conference in Miami which they canceled and now are refusing to refund my money. I refused the new date and will not refund my money for the 2nd date that I said no to.

I would like to alert potential attendees and researchers about serious concerns regarding the so-called European Otolaryngology–ENT Surgery Conference. Based on multiple reports, this event appears to be fraudulent. Despite collecting registration fees from participants, the organizers fail to conduct the promised conference. Many individuals have reported that the event. Furthermore, requests for refunds are ignored, and there is no legitimate customer support or transparent communication from the organizers. This pattern of behavior strongly suggests that this is a scam designed to take advantage of academics, professionals, and researchers looking to present their work or attend a legitimate scientific conference. We strongly advise against registering or making any payments for this conference.

This company is a scam so I’m just leaving a tip here for those that scammed in the future. They’ll of course deny a refund, but they use a payment processor called RazorPay to process payments, so you can file a fraud report with RazorPay’s support using your transaction id (starts with ID pay_xxxx in your receipt), and they’ll give you a refund!