On July 26, 2017 I was contacted by Erika Kaspar for a call to explain their services. I was advised that with my background they would have no trouble getting me multiple opportunities to join boards of directors within 3-5 months. I followed their instructions, joined a workshop, wrote detailed notes and applied for dozens of "opportunities." The opportunities rapidly disappeared--closed out by the company--shortly after I applied.
I called my rep, and was told "bad luck, this happens." By October I was getting aprehensive as nothing was happening. Nothing ever happened except I paid for silly emails which made it appear that the company was doing something, which I do not believe they were doing. I told my rep that I wanted to withdraw and was told that I would be sent a form.
I was never sent a form. I tried to email my rep and it bounced back, "no person at this email address." I fell ill and tried to still get out of this. I called and kept getting a notice that my rep's phone number "was temporaily out of service" for weeks. Finally, I got through to headquarters and reported that I wanted to resign from the system. I sent an email as directed. To be safe, I notified my credit card carrier that I was done with subscription.
The credit card company was able to establish that the charges going back to when I had originally tried to terminate would be rescinded. But then an odd thing happened. After skipping a month, the charges began to reappear each month, billled on a different day than previously so it looked as though I had established a new contract. Of course, I had not established a new contract.
The company claimed to my credit card company that I had "reestablished a new contract" which I did not do. I cancelled my credit card, established a new number with my credit card company as recommended by the fraud department. And, the next month, these rascals at the company found the new credit card number, and billed it again. I changed credit card numbers again, and this time. . . they billed the new credit card again, and again changed the monthly billing date. To my standards, this company is dishonest and should not be trusted with your information, your credit card or anything.
The authorities should put these guys out of business. I keep challenging these dishonest charges.
The ExecRanks, Inc. Reviews
On July 26, 2017 I was contacted by Erika Kaspar for a call to explain their services. I was advised that with my background they would have no trouble getting me multiple opportunities to join boards of directors within 3-5 months. I followed their instructions, joined a workshop, wrote detailed notes and applied for dozens of "opportunities." The opportunities rapidly disappeared--closed out by the company--shortly after I applied.
I called my rep, and was told "bad luck, this happens." By October I was getting aprehensive as nothing was happening. Nothing ever happened except I paid for silly emails which made it appear that the company was doing something, which I do not believe they were doing. I told my rep that I wanted to withdraw and was told that I would be sent a form.
I was never sent a form. I tried to email my rep and it bounced back, "no person at this email address." I fell ill and tried to still get out of this. I called and kept getting a notice that my rep's phone number "was temporaily out of service" for weeks. Finally, I got through to headquarters and reported that I wanted to resign from the system. I sent an email as directed. To be safe, I notified my credit card carrier that I was done with subscription.
The credit card company was able to establish that the charges going back to when I had originally tried to terminate would be rescinded. But then an odd thing happened. After skipping a month, the charges began to reappear each month, billled on a different day than previously so it looked as though I had established a new contract. Of course, I had not established a new contract.
The company claimed to my credit card company that I had "reestablished a new contract" which I did not do. I cancelled my credit card, established a new number with my credit card company as recommended by the fraud department. And, the next month, these rascals at the company found the new credit card number, and billed it again. I changed credit card numbers again, and this time. . . they billed the new credit card again, and again changed the monthly billing date. To my standards, this company is dishonest and should not be trusted with your information, your credit card or anything.
The authorities should put these guys out of business. I keep challenging these dishonest charges.