The WWA Opiniones 

This is a scam. Do NOT give them your money. I luckily realised just before it is too late. Their product is non-existent. Avoid at ALL costs.

Found out about the organization on social media. (All you have to do is pay for your ad to be ran on facebook and IG). They emailed and called back to back.
Finally, answered the call. Felt like a job interview. After all that, I was told I was accepted into this elite organization which would help my company and/or brand expand.
The lady goes on and on without explaining how this will grow your brand and what exactly the organization stems from. While I'm on the phone I look into the website and see it's based out of Denmark. How would people overseas help me to network inside the United States? (Red Flag).
The lady then goes into the membership fees and says that it's a membership of 299 without explaining what I would be getting out of this said membership. (Red Flag)
I told her that I don't have money to give to a membership at the moment and she explained that she would waive the fee if I became a lifetime member for 199.00 today. (Red Flag).
I asked specific questions about what they would do to expand my brand since I would be attending conferences in person or via Zoom and how would that help me.
As I heard the buzzing of other call center workers in the background on the phone, there were no real detail as to what this organization does.
If they are helping you for 200 hundred dollars please explain to me what are they doing. I can go anywhere to get motivational speeches (TED talks, Tony Robbins, Candace Owens, etc)..
For those who did pay, are you getting connected to people who work within your same scope to give you leads or anything tangible?
Sounds like you would probably be better off going on LinkedIn and building connections for free.
I want to build a real circle with real people and real results.

The lady kept talking about money and making a payment, not allowing the conversation to die down and letting me decide if this was worth the investment, so I hung up.

The organization is not elite. You will not get Mason/Eastern Star connections. They are after your credit card. They are taking "chasing the bag" to a whole other level.

From the other reviews, it looks like once they have your card information it's game over. They are running up your credit card like Kim Kardashian ran up Ray J's mom's credit card and never paid them back during her maid/closet cleaning era. (IYKYK)

Heck give the card information to me I'll put it to good use. (Jokes)..

You've been warned.

This company is a scam I can’t believe I fell for it. I registered for a 5 year membership with £75. A month after I received a text from my bank asking if I authorised 4 other attempts, on different days , different figures in their hundreds, all in one week, to send money to WWA. I did not authorise any such transactions!!!! Thank God my bank sensed something fishy and did not process the transactions. When I thought maybe it was just one person doing this wrong deed, I sent an email asking them to investigate these attempts at defrauding me. My email was ignored, instead they still tried after sending the email to withdraw another amount from my account. It made me realise there exists in there, a network of persons whose aim is to steal your money once you register, especially if you’re not in the US.
Any good feedback you see about the company, I’m sure it is those in on it writing them. It is sad that it has come to this.
Women beware!!!!!

ITS A SCAM, they offer me a one year for $99, when I see the webpage no information to networking. after a month there is a new payment for $499 UNATHORIZZED!
Now I see a lot of Complains, scams, and warnings!! too late.

I saw this organization ad on Instagram. Thought to apply just to see. They called me this morning, asked some questions which sound not super suspicious. But when I asked them the membership fee they tried not to answer until I have answered their cover up questions.Then they said the lifetime membership is $299 and I have to pay RIGHT NOW. I smell the scam from this urgency for payment, so I said I don't have the card right now, could she give me more time I will get back to her? Usually this is a very reasonable response, no one should be mad about a later payment since it's not committed in any ways. But the woman on the other side sounded depressed and kept trying to ask me to pay right away and did mention the $50 discount if I used MasterCard. I think any official organization should have the professionalism to offer other payment options, like an invoice or online form. But this one didn't offer any of that. When she heard me without a card now, she seemed a bit angry and asked me to go to my laptop and she will teach me how to make a payment through an email which she will send to me. This is even more suspicious! I said I'm outside in a park, don't have my card nor a computer! Then she seemed given up and said will email me later. But it's been 2 hours now I received nothing. My experience is try to figure out the mood of the person talking, a scam usually don't have the professionalism or patience to listen to you talking too much and try to confuse them.

This is a SCAM! Do not engage with this association! I registered with them for a lifetime membership my credit card was charged in December with an advice that I will get a follow up call on creating my profile. However, I did not get any call but emails asking for further payment and when I declined explaining that I have already paid they made continuous attempts to charge my card with outrageous amounts.
All my emails have not been responded to and there is no actual person to talk to sadly.

This is a scam. I told them I did not want a membership and to not bill my account. They have repeatedly tried to bill my credit card for outrageous amounts that were not anything like what I was told during the call. I called my credit card to tell them that they are not authorized to make charges on my account, but they continually try to push charges through. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE GIVE THEM YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER. I cancelled the credit card and got a new one. They found the number on the web, and continue to try to bill it. Do not deal with these scammers.

They have a BBB rating of "F". That should tell you all you need to know.

Some of the comments I read here confirmed my suspicion that this is a scam. They contacted me on my mobile after I indicated my interest on their website ( I believe I saw on LinkedIn) to "interview" and screen me for eligibility. They then proceed to request for my credit card details to be provided over the phone. I thought this was fishy and insisted they provided me a legit invoice instead so I can do a reimbursement from my company. I was firm and told them that I'll never give out my credit card details over the phone, and so will not be paying for the membership. The emails kept coming thereafter to remind me to pay up. Safe to say, I'll be unsubscribing from their their list.

I recently signed up to join the Worldwide Women's Association seeking to network as a relocated entrepreneur in Canada. However, my experience took a concerning turn. After a quick interview, I was swiftly accepted but then asked for an immediate $299 lifetime membership fee, insisting on my credit card details. When I declined and suggested a prepaid card instead, I faced persistent and aggressive calls, totalling 17, from various numbers, which I found highly inappropriate and alarming. Consequently, I've come to the conclusion that the Worldwide Women's Association may not be a legitimate organization, and I strongly caution against involvement due to these concerning experiences.

Straightforward membership with solid networking benefits, though lacking in additional features. The affordability is a definite positive aspect.

I signed up to receive further membership information because it sounded like an interesting network organization. They have now been calling my cell phone exactly 32 times per day from different numbers and multiple area codes! They don't leave messages. With all the SPAM call activity already during the holidays this is beyond ridiculously excessive and intrusive! I called the main '718' number listed on their site, spoke to a live person and told them to immediately remove me from their contact files and robo-call list... still received 4 more as of this morning. I keep blocking each of their #'s as they come in. If it continues I will be contacting the BBB to report them.

I signed up 3 years ago when I was setting up my business. I paid for a ‘lifetime’ membership.
Soon after they started trying to take other payments. I asked what for and they were add ins for setting up my profile, etc.
I told them I didn’t want to pay anything else so they said they’d make a note and stop future payments.
That was 3 years ago.
The last 3 months they have been trying to take money from my personal bank account (I didn’t have a business one set up at the time I joined). Each time it’s a different amount ranging from £250 - £400.
Luckily, each time they’ve tried to take money I didn’t quite have enough money in that account to cover it and I contacted my bank to advise these payments are not authorised.
I’ve tried emailing them to tell them to stop trying to take money from my account and that this is fraud.
No responses to emails and they have tried to take another payment again.
Just been on the phone to my bank again and they have now flagged up that payment are not authorised and they will start an investigation into this company and flag them up as fraudulent.
DO NOT sign up with them. They are scammers and once they’ve got your bank details they will keep trying to take payments you haven’t authorised.

I joined this organisation for an agreed amount of $199 as they offered a website and networking opportunities with other professionals. A few months later, I discover that they have charged $500 twice to my credit card without informing me in advance. They ignore my emails completely so I have no idea what these charges are for, nor did I agree to them.

This company is a scam. I signed up in October, no communication since; today, they tried charging my card $499 for some “media kit”. I declined the charge on my bank’s end, reported it as fraud, emailed the WWA and asked for someone to call me immediately. I’ve sent 4 emails total, asking for someone to call, and instead they just cancel the charge. I’ve tried calling the number, but it’s a looped recorded message with no way of speaking to someone. Do not sign up for this account.

I am really grateful reading these reviews, I am sure this company has things to offer however one of the things that really struck me was how much you were being pressured to handover money right then and there. And was told that I would receive a special discount if I use a MasterCard and to hear some of these horror stories of getting this discount and being charged almost $500.04 weeks later is disgusting and seems a really slimy way to do business. No thanks and it’s a shame because I’m sure there’s women out there who could benefit from something like this as a new business owner. I mean we are living in hard times. We are obviously signing up because we need to do a little bit better or could do a little bit better and to hear some of these stories about being charged all this money just makes me feel like there’s something really underhanded going on there, thanks for what you do for us women!

Whew! Apparently I dodged a HUGE bullet! I received an email from WWA organization saying they were following up on the application I submitted and the phone call I had with one of their membership coordinators. They said I did not complete the enrollment process and offered me a $100 discount for signing up through a link in the email. RED FLAG #1: I NEVER completed an application for this org (I never even heard of WWA before the email), #2: I NEVER spoke to one of their coordinators. Also, as I know about all the scammers that are out there I was very suspicous and of course didn't click any links in that email. I decided to google WWA and IMMEDIATELY saw the bad reviews about WWA here on Trustpilot! I'm so grateful for all the honest reviews on here. It reinforced my "gut feeling" to not click those links and to just delete the email. BEWARE EVERYONE!

My credit was charged a second time without my authorization. This organization has not provided any value and I didn't even get any sort of email confirmation about the membership. Beware!

reminds me of those honor societies that tell you you are inducted for after high school and college. and they some how find your contact info.

think i found where that 499.99 charge people see is coming from. they prob aren't getting it form you 99/299 fee!
"
immediately upon your registration, acknowledgement and acceptance of these Terms and Conditions, WWA will automatically complete your initial membership profile on our database so you will start receiving the benefits of your membership without delay. At the same time, WWA automatically enrolls you in the ancillary benefits through our business partners and pays for your enrollment up-front. WWA’s membership sales are final, as is discussed below.
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the refund policy is pretty bold too:

Our cancellation policy states there is a non-refundable 20% processing fee which will automatically be retained on any cancellation that occurs within 24 hours of any sale. All program sales after 48 hours are final and no refunds will be issued for our service and all accompanying personalized products.

as for what seem public facing is not much different than linkedin which you can get for free.

heres what sounds like ADD-ON packs you pay for after initial enrollement:

Paid Membership – Enhanced Benefits: Experience has shown that WWA members reap benefits in proportion to the degree of commitment and active participation they give to their membership. To maximize our members’ opportunities, WWA has developed tiers of Services which maximize member participation. Enhanced Benefits include: seminars, speaking opportunities, full search capability of our professional online networking database, continuing and professional education, and much more, which are offered to paid members at several different membership tiers.

so its ALL IN THERE if you read the fine print. "devil is in (always) in the details"

I want to thank everyone for their honest reviews, I feel that I have dodged a bullet. As a struggling SBO I am unbelievably tired of the repeated emails urging me to sign up.
Also, since my phone interview, I have received so many daily phone calls where the caller will not respond back when I answer the call which is extremely frustrating to say the least and at other times all I hear is office noise in the background.
While my initial call started off very courteous and respectful it became a high-pressure sales call with no explanation of "real benefits", only vague promises with repeated requests for payment even though I had explained that it was undoable at this time and ANY time in the near future.