ISFPRecensioni 

STOP! These people that aggressively chase you are criminals and the ISFP is a big SCAM and does not exist. I was a victim of their criminal acts -$600 worth. I read all the other reviews from professional women that were victims on the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Once I learned that there is no company location and the company phone number no longer works I immediately contacted my credit card and filed a dispute to get the charges removed/reimbursed. I will be posting a review on BBB. This is a huge assault on professional women. God help us all in the day and age of SCAMERS

Don't even think about giving your credit card information to this organization. They contacted me but I was in a meeting so I asked them to call me back later which they did so I picked up the phone.
In the middle of the interview I said: wait, what is this all about? the answer was: you applied for a position here. Ever since I've been applying for jobs like crazy for the last month, I've been like: ok.
At the end he presented me with his subscription plans but I was like: send me the information to my email so I can see better and he said: oh, we don't work that way, you have to tell me which plan you want to sign up for. At that moment all the red flags were activated. That's where I said: I'm a student, I'm unemployed right now, so there's no income to pay for this. She basically said have a nice day and hung up the phone hahahahahahaha. Please be AWARE

SCAM - I clicked on the link on Facebook for ISOFP and they started calling me relentlessly. I see now why. They want a credit card number. I went back to FB to check them out and the entire group page had disappeared. They will approve your membership in the international society of female professionals if you tell them, you are a female mob boss. They want 199 or 299 and if you decline it goes down to $99 trial. They call from a computer generated number and ask you to call back on 718-440-9304 to pay if you tell them you dont have the money immediately.
My name is Marissa not Maurice. Im using my husband profile to share my story. DONT DO IT OR U WILL REGRET IT.

SCAM!! They keep your credit card details and will randomly charge you anytime they want to!! I paid for a life time membership (should have checked Trust pilot), but yesterday they write me I talked to Mr. Foster who confirmed my feature member profile for another 253$. I did not talk to anyone yesterday and now had to open a dispute at my bank. DO NOT GET INVOLVED WITH THEM

I saw their LinkedIn ad or post. Clicked to join having NO clue it was a paid membership rather than an online networking group. As other women have noted, they interview you, assess you as a successful professional based on what you tell them and tell you you are approved to be a member. Their screening process/interview is entertaining... they are polite etc... but the amount they incrementally decrease the fee as you hesitate is a clear WARNING sign. LinkedIn should stop taking their ads or whatever they are.

Just to let you know: I have informed the Internet Crime Complaint Center about this guys. Ladies, watch out-they are on Linkedin promoting themselves! This is how I got into the trap. Thx to reading some books about scams I did not give in my private information.

They let me go the first day of alone working after "training" because I asked why weren't the clients getting any information by their request or an email if they will be giving their credit cards and money. a respected company will care for their client and inform them and cared for their business. this company's "membership" is a one time deal, either you pay or I hang up, most like a scam. manager Cindy fire me because she says I was off the phones too long . when I was typing the message to her asking her the above question. she confirmed my suspicions by letting me go after I question their procedure. did not get pay for my time lost because she wanted my information. the information she did not take at the beginning of employment like any other job would. but thankfully I get to protect my personal info from this scammer. hope all those other women training with me are fine. and those professional women that I got to call continue to be in the look out. I was definitely looking out for my people because one thing my momma taught me was to do the right thing always.

THIS IS A SCAM! I clicked a button on linkedin to join an International Society of Female Professionals thinking it was just a networking group. A few days later I got a call from a very nice lady in New York, who introduced herself and explained she wanted to know my career background. I was asked questions like, 'how did you get to where you are today?', 'what was your biggest challenge in your career?', 'what qualifications do you have, BA, BSc, MA etc' this was a full blown interview! After 20minutes I was told that she considered me an 'accomplished woman in her career and a valuble mentor to the ISFP' and therefore have gained entry into the society. This was shortly followed by a run through of what my ISFP 'title' should be and breakdown of membership 'fees' which I had no idea about. A 'lifetime' fee and an 'annual' fee, both totalling to £300/£200! I was totally shocked by this and didn't like this. I didn't understand why I would be paying to be a 'mentor' and to be part of a virtual social group. I explained I wouldn't be able to pay that kind of money at present and was given a number '17184409304' to call back on when I did have the money! And that she would follow up our call with an email. I never got the email which is when I started digging around on the internet on the authenticity of this 'Society' and found many pages like this one.

30mins of my working day was wasted on this call and I think sadly there are women out there that probably suspect this isn't quite right but hand over their money as the lady on the phone is so persuasive and nice! TOTAL CON :(

Complete scam, they call you relentlessly and you get nothing in return. Avoid this organisation.

They have been calling me relentlessly every hour from different phone numbers in New York. Truest demonstration of a scam is that they never leave a message yet won’t stop calling. Thankful I found several reviews. How are these companies legal?

Echoing everyone else, this is a scam. It sounds lovely on paper, but then you talk to a woman who is clearly reading from a poor script. When she asked for payment information, I mentioned I didn’t have my card on me but she said she’d hold while I looked because “it’s so hard for them to make outgoing calls due to the volume.” I immediately googled them and found this thread. Total scam.

Do not trust them, scam!
They want membership if you don't accept they get unprofessional and aggressive

Called me incessantly from a New York based number, this woman named Lottie Dolemay(?) was very friendly at first, saying she'd "recognise my talent" and "was amazed at my business project"... Of course at the end, it came time to pay - NEVER GIVE YOUR CREDIT CARD INFO AWAY - as soon as I asked if they worked with PayPal (a great way to detect fakes) and said I needed to talk to my business partner, she probably knew I had realized it was a scam and let me hang up... Be careful out there people.

Came across ISFP on LinkedIn and filled out a form that was supposed to "tell me more information." What resulted was a relentless series of phone calls and text message. In 48 hours I received over 15 calls from this organization hounding me to join. On the first call I explained I was about to walk into a meeting and gave them a specific time to call me back at. Less than 30 minutes later they called again. This was the first red flag. I started blocking the numbers but each time it was a different NY area code calling me. I googled the organization and was horrified to read the reviews. This appears to be a scam that charges people hundreds of dollars for "membership" but doesn't appear to offer any real benefit. I've asked to be removed from their caller list multiple times now and am still being contacted. Do not give them your phone number or money - they will not stop trying to contact you or charge you!

I just got over 10 calls from various NY numbers and then someone left a voicemail with a person crying in the background. When I called the number back a few times (they tell you to press 1 to talk to a person), the person hung up on me over 5 times. Thank goodness I looked them up and saw these reviews.

Die Organisation ist betrügerisch. LinkedIn sollte die sperren, denn zunächst erscheint das absolut glaubwürdig. In dem Moment als mich die Interviewpartnerin aus NY nach meiner Kreditkarte fragte, war mir allerdings klar, dass hier was nicht stimmen kann. Und als ich darauf bestand, erst mal ein Infopackage zu erhalten und jemanden, den ich nicht kenne meine Kreditkarte nicht zu rauszugeben, haben die aufgehangen. Sie versuchen es dann weiter per email, landen aber im Spam und werden geflissentlich von mir ignoriert.

Horrible, dishonest and fraudulent. When will someone, anyone, shut down this fake organization?

I reported to the FTC: reportfraud site

They charged my card without authorization or approval for almost $1,000.

Please, if you can, report through FTC as well.

I’m in the same boat as everyone else here, I signed up after my telephone interview back on July 3rd. I didn’t receive anything from them except my email reciep immediately. When I did receive my details to log into the portal, it was the day before my cancellation period was due (14days after payment). I sent an email asking if this was all they offered (a database of everyone whose been scammed, in my eyes). By the time I received a response, it was too late to cancel. Complete scam indeed. I’d literally just joined LinkedIn and trusted this company as they were suggested to me via my profile. It really saddens me to see this is still happening to people.

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.