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Basically the online school tries to make prostitute-bots for a factory which will work on the orders via email and phone call.
Then the schools tries teaching some qualities like discipline and consistency (that's why they force you to study online so they can't be tracked), which if applied in life yields great results (even if you are a bot in a factory), thus there is no proper evidence that proves whether school is a scam or not.
Scamming website and females. Some women over the phone stole money from my personal accounts from [protected] phone number who called my phone this afternoon.
Scam! After purchasing the course online, i read on enrollment.cdatraining.org/cda-training-6-month-extension/ that the course would be sent to me within the next couple of minutes or hour. Four days later, and these scammer have not provided a product.
I contacted the team at [protected] where a women sounding individual answered the phone and said her name was Anneliese. The women sounded nice yet was a viper on the phone when i asked for a refund. The conversation continued back and forth. With no resolution, i ended up hanging up on the women and decided to report the websites affiliated with this organization. After more close research, more users on google have had the same concerning issues with this company and courses.
These women have a cluster of websites and courses bent on scamming schools and teachers from these addresses:
Www.starsclassesonline.com
Www.cdastars.com
Enrollment.cdatraining.org
www.edu.cdatraining.org
Starstraining.org
Www.kidcareed.com
These are all the websites I've found affiliated with the scam via there e-mails listings from virtualclassroom@cdatraining.org
Online E-commerce website fraud - with the units the company website has multiple fraudulent teacher sellers creates an e-commerce website with, that has attractive products catalog, either that is copied from other websites or default products come with any website theme template
SCAM! successful solutions training in child development or professional development is a horrible freaking online venture! once they create a your log in, they mostly use google AdWords or social media marketing, once customers make payment they do not deliver products or deliver different products, in short period of time then they will delete that domain and create a new one... Scam scam scam! No matter how hard i try i can't get ahold of company phone which works or leaves messages for Genie Skinner, company owner and child predator
A cold caller named Alisha came to me offering course related service's for my teachers, claiming I needed these courses. After some online research, I learned the courses they offer are scams. These women have a history for years where they will create a website that contains information for e-learning or job vacancy, they may also announce vacancy through N.G.O., in actual they do not provide such services