"United Who's Who Registry"

Jeffrey · July 2004

I am looking for some insight to the "United Who's Who Registry". I received a letter stating that I was selected as a candidate for inclusion in this registry. Does anyone know if this is a good thing or is it useless? Thanks for your help.

rad · July 2004

I couldn't tell you about that but I remember being asked to enroll in the "Who's Who of American High School Students" many many years ago...sounds like the same thing and all I got was a big book I paid 80 bucks to own and see my name in teeny tiny lettering...

deniseE · July 2004

One of our attorneys was just nominated to a similar thing...and it then asked for 5 "nominations" from him.

I think it's a money making scam. You can be listed for free but to have the certificate and the book it's about 250.00.

Don D · July 2004

Jeffrey: Ritaanz has already nominated you for this! x:D

This book is the same sort of thing as those so called monority organizations who want you to pay $125 to appear in some book somewhere as an employer who observes civil rights laws. Tell them you will be glad to join if they will join the Kentucky Chapter of Jeffrey's Fan Club at the same price, with a check payable to you.

LarryC · July 2004

This sounds alot like the Mensa organization where you send them $300 and then they tell you how smart you are. The irony just kills me!

ray a · July 2004

Hey, I received one of those letters years ago and like the other posters said, the letter included a request to send money - lot's of it. And since I'm only a psuedo-intellectual, as another poster so graciously pointed out to me recently, I guess the honor doesn't mean much.

Jeffrey · July 2004

Thanks everyone for the advice. I just round filed my letter. You all are good.

Don D · July 2004

I think you are inaccurately recalling who might have told you that. It must have been a relative. It did not appear in print on the Forum. Maybe one of your private messages that landed you in hot water already once. x:-)

ray a · July 2004

That post by our friend in FL was deleted by the FP.

cebudragonlady · July 2004

I, too, earlier this year - was selected as a preliminary candidate for Who's Who. Call them and you get a person who will ask you all kinds of questions for 30 minutes, and then tell you that in order to be included in the book you have to fork over $600+ TODAY, NOW, OVER THE PHONE. I said "no" , and the representative argued with me. I hung up. If you don't have that kind of money, don't waste your time.

Chari
[email]calter@iopener.net[/email]

Jeffrey · July 2004

>I think you are inaccurately recalling who might
>have told you that. It must have been a
>relative. It did not appear in print on the
>Forum. Maybe one of your private messages that
>landed you in hot water already once. x:-)

I am not sure what you are referring to.
Reply 7 and 8 have lost me. Maybe it is just me.

ray a · July 2004

Jeffrey, that was a sidebar Don and I were having. He was responding to my earlier post and trying to tweak me. It was a reference to another thread several weeks ago.

Jeffrey · July 2004

Thanks for clearing that up. 8-}

mcmel · July 2004

I have been crowned the "HR Who's Who Editor" and I'm seeking nominations. You can nominate yourself to this and impress your friends and family by sending me only $149.99 right now. You will receive a "stapled-together-book" of all HR leaders in the country who are experts in their field.

If you send $249.99, your name will appear in BOLD.

Please send your check, written to me, to: . . .

. . . can't believe I didn't think of this before.

Don D · July 2004

Do you accept Green Stamps? I have a couple of books from the late 50s that were in my mother's dresser.

mcmel · July 2004

Actually, no.

HRinNH · July 2004

Hey don't be so hasty...you could probably find a collector on e-bay to buy them for a few bucks.

mcmel · July 2004

That's probably true, I'm one of those people that buy and sell using e-bay . . . it's an addiction.

"United Who's Who Registry"

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