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Feels, looks, smells like a scam. Random advert on Instagram, but no info to the values, benefits, events etc. So glad I googled it to see this information. Such a shame

I just got a call from one of them and was asked to pay money over the phone. That got me worried. So I said send me an email to think about it and was told emails are only sent after payment. Thank you for your reviews. They saved me.

I am sure it has been at least 2 years ago when I signed up online after seeing it on a Facebook ad. I got the call and gave some details I probably should not have, but nothing they probably could not find themselves. So I signed up thinking it was free. I mean, why not sign up to be a part of international, professional women? Whatever the initial price was, at that time, it was too much for me as I had just started as a Real Estate Agent. So I declined and got a response that this price was only for today, yadda yadda. Still declining, they suggested a drastic discount. That was where the red flag stood out, how can you go from a couple of hundred dollars to whatever this low price was? Up to this day, I am still getting emails about signing up even after unsubscribing. They sure are determined. I am glad I did not follow up. Seeing this site now makes me extra glad.

SCAMMMM This is definitely the worst association ever. A scam!! The conversation starts with them wanting further info, when challenged on what exactly is required the phone mysteriously always goes dead!! I managed on one occasion to identify a caller and she immediately hung up on me twice!!!

I saw their advert online and registered. Some days later got a call and had an interview with a lady who seemed nice on the phone. After a while, about 15 minutes, now that I think of it, she says I qualify and would get some certificate, a profile created for me and some other stuff. Then the next thing was I will have to pay a membership fee of $99/year or $199 for lifetime. Told her I'm interested in the lifetime and she said I have to pay immediately. I was driving and asked if I can give her a call later to complete the register. She insisted I should find somewhere to park my car and give her my card details. Honestly, I wasn't sure what to read into that but she sounded genuine and I did park but somehow, I decided to still bid my time therefore I gave her details to a card I know I don't put money in and nothing can be gotten from the account if there's no money in it. I've received emails from them asking me to make my payment but I just haven't gotten across to it. I think it's just God not wanting me to fall for a scam, as I have been introduced to so many within this COVID-19 period and I have not fallen for any. I just decided to look them up online today and I saw this site. Thank God I didn't fall for this scam too. I will be cancelling the card as I wouldn't want to one day mistakenly fund the account and then get the money swiped by scammers. Thanks ladies for all your reviews.

I applied online because I felt we, Women, should support each other to get ahead... I kept having missed calls from the US while I live oversea. Finally caught up today. I was first suspicious because I could hear wind noises while I was being “interviewed”. Then of course I was asked to pay by phone, which made me uncomfortable. I offered my Amex, thinking that would give me time and protection to decline if it turned fishy. Luckily, I forgot my wallet at home today and the call ended quickly after that, with no offer of a follow up email to pay online. I then searched ISFP scam and found you... 🙏🏽 Beware Ladies !

Thank you all for your reviews. I just had a telephone "interview". It's funny that as soon as I said I couldn't pay right now and to keep my details until I could I was disconnected from the call. I then checked reviews and saw all your comments. I'm so pleased I didn't have the money right now or I too would have been scammed. They sound very credible and ask all the relevant questions. So glad I googled for their reviews. Beware anyone who is approached. Sounds like a fantastic organisation but, I guess it's too good to be true. Better off growing your own network and helping each other which is what I do anyway.

ISFP sound professional until they send you the paperwork - shoddy....Obviously a scam - Beware