Marquis Who's Who Opiniones 

While technically this is not a scam, what they do is very scammy. They setup a meeting with you with a premise that you've been selected to be featured in their publication. You go through 20 minutes interview where they ask you generic questions about your background. I assume that if it is slightly better than "I dropped out of high school and have been living with my mom last 40 years" - congratulations, you are qualified to be listed on their website with your biography. The kicker is that for full profile they are asking for $2000. There is cheaper service for about $1000 as well. If you don't want to pay - you will still be included (at least they claim this), but there will be no bio. They are also offering press releases and a plaque with your name as a part of $2000 service. If you don't know, you can get press release done for $10 or less. So, technically it is not a scam, since they can include you for free in their database, but without bio that is as good as having your data scraped and features on some random site with people's names.

The company's clear lack of concern for employee well-being was obvious, as I often faced bullying. Even though there were promises of recognition or rewards, the reality was very different. The hostile atmosphere created by the managers made it impossible to voice my concerns or dissatisfaction, leaving me feeling trapped and unappreciated. The level of dishonesty from the CEO and managers was shocking. They often lied about workload expectations and pay, which only made things worse. It's hard to express just how terrible it is to work in an environment where honesty and fair treatment are ignored for the sake of convenience. I wouldn't wish this on anyone!