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If I could give no stars I would! Like many on here, I responded to an ad on LinkedIn. I was called by a young lady in NY, interviewed, told I had been accepted and asked for my credit card details to pay a one-time membership fee of $199. My higher judgement told me to ask for written details and think about it but I went ahead anyway. I felt sorry for this young lady as I could hear her baby in the background. I thought here's someone trying to cope with being a new mum and doing (what seems to me) a very difficult job in lockdown. Anyway, I paid and received a welcome email immediately. So far, so good. I got busy and did nothing with the membership for a couple of months. Then I got a call from another woman in NY. I thought perhaps they were calling to say that as I'd done nothing with the membership, could they help me make the most of it in some way. However, this time it was a bullying older woman. She instructed me that it was "time for my press release to be made up and sent out". She said that it would be written inhouse with my input and sent out to all the search engines and that it would get me to the number one spot in all searches for my area. I work in marketing so I knew immediately she'd no idea what she was talking about. She then said $330 would be taken from the credit card they have on file for me the next day. I said "hang on, I don't agree to that" and she'd already hung up. I immediately emailed to say NOT to go ahead with the press release and NOT to take the payment. They had already done so! They point blank refused to return the money. I had to cancel my credit card and order a new one and go through a dispute process with the bank. Result: I got the $330 back but I am still out the membership fee. Anyway, being as they refused to cancel my membership, I am still a member and so I logged in and updated my profile. I changed my name to Daffy Duck and uploaded an image of a rubber duck, lol!!!!

Joined and paid "Lifetime" membership. Received repeated calls on my cell phone from a very rude woman who was calling to discuss my press release, which of course came with additional fees. I told her I wasn't interested then noticed two charges for $39.99 on my account for the last two months. Reached out a week ago and have not received any response so disputed charges with my bank. I wish I'd done this research before joining this bogus organization.

I got a call just now from a very very cold lady from a NY (+1) number and she was asking me questions like a machine. The moment I said Im originally Indian, she disconnected the call. I came online then to check the reviews out and everyone has said what I feared. This is a scam.

Absolute scam, joined after seeing it advertised on Linkedin and going through an "interview". Seemed legit, should have searched for it first! I have now had $581.08 dollars unlawfully removed from my account. They take an initial membership fee, then take small amounts from your account. Now I have had $330 removed for an apparent new membership I have requested, which never happened. If you join, cancel your card fast!

They called 2 months ago, accepted my membership and said they were sending email welcome package.... No mention of money and never recieved the package. I just recieved a reminder email - $100/5 years - $200 for lifetime membership. Then she hung up on me, when I said I needed to do research :). How can you offer lifetime if you have only been around for 2 years!

I got a message on LinkedIn prompting if i want to join the prestigious network of professional women.I clicked yes. I thought this is a professional networking organisation and didnt suspect.fraud as it came from linkedin. They called two days later from various numbers (+1 New york ) and never leaving voice messages. I tried to pickup their calls but they disconnected in seconds..It started to smell like a scam but i gave them a benefit of doubt when they finally connected the phone and a human was on the line. A very bored lady 'interviewed' me for about 20 mins and 'approved' my membership. She did not pay attention nor hear a word that i said and kept telling me she could give me the platform to showcase my business and give me some certificate etc. My type of work (B2B) actually doesnt benefit from such social media adverts but she didnt care or had no idea or had not listened to me at all. I suspected then that she would ask for money. And she did ..$99 for 5yrs and $199 for lifetime. I said i am not looking for any paid memberships. Then she offered $99 for lifetime and started to bargain. I said i am not currently interested but i will revert to her when i am. She said they will call back in one month. Later sent an email with payment links. I unsubscribed from their mailing list. Now im reading all other reviews and patting my own back for not falling for it.

I can only join in the choir of the bad experience about this camoflaged scam with endless calls - from different numbers - and then trying to take your money over the phone. Stay away

There are certain characteristics that identify/mark a scam or scammers. This particular group's emails as well as the first call I received from them had the word "scam" all over it! Be careful!