gambit.educationReviews of gambit.education

Checked a Google image reverse lookup and the images are stolen from other LinkedIn profiles and there are no lecturers that can be verified unlike with other education providers. It is essentially an expensive bit of paper that is not recognised. They are not backed through a 3rd party university awarding body.

Scam from india. Beware

I WAS ALMOST SCAMMED: I'm begging everyone trying to take advantage of what seems to be really inexpensive education here, THIS SCHOOL IS FAKE. The good reviews posted everywhere is a part of the scam and they themselves are writing their own good reviews from different emails. Please don't support these SCAMMERS. They have been doing this for a while and they are making a lot of money from innocent victims. PLEASE STAY AWAY AND WARN OTHERS.

It is a fake institution, a scam. Staff members on the website are AI generated pictures (I checked it with a dedicated software), no one has a LinkedIn profile nor any scientific footprint. I wrote them my concerns, and the answer was to check them on the Qualification Check website. Which is not at all offering such service, it's only for validating already issued diplomas, and validation here means that they write an email to the institution and ask them if they really issued that document or not. Gambit really tried to con me...:D then I asked them once again about the dozens of fake staff members, for which they only answered that I'm trying to convince myself about bad things, and "Have a nice day, if you are capable of feeling good in your negative thinking." It is a scam, and they will do anything but reply to your real questions about their fake things. DO NOT PAY THEM, THEY ARE FELONS! Hopefully they will be imprisoned for that.

I saw this school on Facebook and click on it because it seem like it will fit what I’m trying to do. So I went through the website and decided to apply. Most schools once you apply there’s a process to getting everything set up. I got an email right away with acceptance but I’m on fixed income due to being a disabled army veteran. So I emailed Mary Lori who was my admission coordinator that I will be getting started on the 31st with is less than two weeks away and her response is and I quote, “ Why did you apply now? Contact us and leave an application for education when you have money”. I’m like wow. I replied and said, “ Usually when you apply for school there’s a process. Usually not pay soon as you apply or don’t apply type senario!” and her response was “ You're applying for a short-term offer with a discount, that requires the payment to be made by this Friday. You even agreed to these terms while filling out the application. So I don't understand your position now. If you wish to enroll after July 31, you can do that for the full price of 2,000 GBP.”. I try to give people the benefit of doubt but bad customer service never sit well with me. So basically you can only apply unless you ready to pay the same day. I was just sending her a friendly email stating I’m going to sign up just not til the 31st. I didn’t care what the price would have been then. Now I will look for another school.

The school is a scam. Even the links Mary Lori (admissions) sent me were bogus. Do not waste your time or energy. Mary's attitude became increasingly poor the more questions I asked. I have the entire thread of emails she sent to prove how blind they are to admitting their own scams even with proof sent to them

I was pressured to pay (to get a 50% discount) today, even if there's zero way I could validate their legitimacy for free via 3rd-party validations (QR page is down, verification check site is a paid service, and BESA has no automated verifier). I wanted to ask why 1) The registered address is just a co-working space, 2) the contact number is a virtual number, 3) The IP address is in VA, USA (not in UK). I was asking for an extension of due date so it won't seem like I'm pressured to pay without receiving my validation check (inquire sent via email)s. But instead of providing assurance or light to my concerns raised about their sketchy contact details, I got a lot of condescending responses from the coordinators (both from Mary Lori of GAMBIT and Sam Coulson of SBS (the endorsing MBA school)). They both just gave me condescending answers instead of justifying those gaps I listed about their contact details. Neither the SBS/Gambit coordinators, their graduates, nor the company itself is also on LinkedIn (to-this-date). Their team pictures and all too-obvious to be photo manipulated. I still wanted to give them a benefit of a doubt but their customer service is crappy; I won't trust my money to it.

Scam School. Carefully with them