TravelagentinstituteReviews of travelagentinstitute.com

When going through the process he kept calling the same names. When I asked a question he never acknowledged my presence. He started acting nervous and it led me to believe it was a scam. I finally got the name and found out that it was a scam! You almost had me! Anything to good to be true is just that to good to be true!!!

WARNING - TRAVEL AGENT INSTITUTE is a sleek, savvy SCAM. Jacob is well spoken, he knows all the "catch phrases" in modern corporate America. He's attractive and has charisma. BUT this is 100% a fraud on every level. After about 40 minutes they take you to a screen where you are to sign up for a $97 fee for the supposed training. During this, another participant said "Can I see the Terms & Conditions"? At that moment, Jacob held up a tiny piece of paper with font size 4 (super small) to his camera to show us the T & C's. This is ILLEGAL. As in AGAINST THE LAW. Please don't be scammed. They prey upon people that are looking for employment. So disgusting.

Please listen to what everyone is saying, its all BS. I sat through the whole "interview" and was even going to pay, luckily for me the bank blocked it and when I called and asked why they say because it popped up as fraud. After that I researched and started seeing all the bad reviews. I'm glad the bank had more sense than I did because these scammers are seeking out those who need a job like myself. Dont be fooled like I almost was.

Reviews here are true, dont fall for it. Its looks very realistic, but THERE IS NO JOB! At the end they make it seem you have to buy their insurance/certificate in order to continue! DONT FALL for it. Your money will be gone and you will not be able to get hold of them. Dont know why they are not being investigated, for running such a scam by targeting desperate individuals who are looking for work. Dont fall for it, report where needs to be reported

I listened to the presentation. What caught my attention was the beach background behind Jacob. It was a picture. The waves never moved. I mean, who pretends to sit in a beachfront home? Then, of course, the $97 payment was the catch at the end. Instead of filling out the certificate, I looked up reviews on TrustPilot, and they are all 1-star.

It's a total scam.. he offered me this job that was a dream come true. I knew then something was wrong.. told me everyone was hired without checking our resumes or anything.. all we had to do is Pay $97 for error insurance and provide our credit card information.. yeah right dude.. I opened up another window immediately and I searched Google and Reddit.. tons of reviews about him scamming them for their money. One thing I've learned in life if it's too good to be true it usually is.. I might have believed anymore if you didn't offer so much money. I know damn well I'm not going to walk into a remote job making 170k a year on my first year.. you would have to be some kind of software developer with many years of experience for any kind of money like that. Or if it was a sales job you would have to be the best salesman they've ever met. And they would definitely check your references as I checked theirs.. they never even mentioned the name of their company during the entire hour and 15 minute long waste of my time. I hope somebody shuts this down.. come on hackers hack away

I sat through the entire process and during the "interview" I asked repeatedly what the name of the company was, and I never received a response... Therefore, I did not spend $97.00 for the E&O insurance, and I plan to report them to the authorities.

Yesterday I went through the whole entire interview, and as I mentioned to Jacob my confirmation number. He completely ignored me, but make no mistake I will get my 97 dollars back. Total rip off artist. There is no such thing as paying to get in a job.