They never did what they said they would do for me. I was promised two airline tickets to go where ever I wanted to go, Las Vegas, Hawaii etc. I also was going to be featured on the front of the Who’s who profile of the year. I was chosen as one of the premier business then they asked for more money after they just told me that my company was chosen we were hand selected. I already paid $618.95 and received nothing in return. Once again they ask for more money to complete my enrollment package they said that the package also includes an additional two airline tickets.
The sale rep provided me with his cellular phone number he told me if I had any question to call him at any time. I took him up on his offer only to find out his number had been disconnected.
I have called them 10 times and no one has called me back. The same voice handles all calls. I suspect fraud with a computer voice controlled system that handles all calls.
I am filing a formal complaint with BBB and the States Attorney General office.
To this day I have yet to receive anything no return calls, no refund, no tickets, NO SERVICE.
Carlos Diaz
President, CEO
K.C. Diaz Enterprises Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc.
Received unsolicited call at my small business from Covington Who's Who. Caller used extreme flattery, telling me that my associates and friends had raved about me, my values, my business practices. Claimed I was extremely fortunate and worthy to be included and it would be a great marketing tool. After long sales spiel finally got around to $ starting with I think $799 or so, then gradually lowering the price to finally $199 which I reluctantly agreed thinking maybe it would be cool to be in Who's Who. Sales person extremely agressive saying I had to accept this honor right now which should have been a red flag.
Later discovered they charged my credit card twice. Once for $128.95 and again for the $199.00. I never agreed to more than $199.
Their tactics are appeals to your vanity, wearing you down, lowering the price until you bite, pressure to act now to their wonderful offer, and finally, simple theft from your bank.
Covington Who's Who Reviews
They never did what they said they would do for me. I was promised two airline tickets to go where ever I wanted to go, Las Vegas, Hawaii etc. I also was going to be featured on the front of the Who’s who profile of the year. I was chosen as one of the premier business then they asked for more money after they just told me that my company was chosen we were hand selected. I already paid $618.95 and received nothing in return. Once again they ask for more money to complete my enrollment package they said that the package also includes an additional two airline tickets.
The sale rep provided me with his cellular phone number he told me if I had any question to call him at any time. I took him up on his offer only to find out his number had been disconnected.
I have called them 10 times and no one has called me back. The same voice handles all calls. I suspect fraud with a computer voice controlled system that handles all calls.
I am filing a formal complaint with BBB and the States Attorney General office.
To this day I have yet to receive anything no return calls, no refund, no tickets, NO SERVICE.
Carlos Diaz
President, CEO
K.C. Diaz Enterprises Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc.
Received unsolicited call at my small business from Covington Who's Who. Caller used extreme flattery, telling me that my associates and friends had raved about me, my values, my business practices. Claimed I was extremely fortunate and worthy to be included and it would be a great marketing tool. After long sales spiel finally got around to $ starting with I think $799 or so, then gradually lowering the price to finally $199 which I reluctantly agreed thinking maybe it would be cool to be in Who's Who. Sales person extremely agressive saying I had to accept this honor right now which should have been a red flag.
Later discovered they charged my credit card twice. Once for $128.95 and again for the $199.00. I never agreed to more than $199.
Their tactics are appeals to your vanity, wearing you down, lowering the price until you bite, pressure to act now to their wonderful offer, and finally, simple theft from your bank.