This "agency" basically asks you to pay your money within 24 hours stating things such that make you feel as if you need as soon as possible. The company lures you into thinking that thousands of people apply and there's only limited spots. The first deposit being $695 is way too much but the documents says you'll pay $200 less if you pay it within 24 hours.
This company never provides you with a return policy. Communication is horrible and when you ask for a refund they say it's very unlikely you'll ever get the money back. After asking for examples of cancellation requests they provide none. In some cases they don't ever call you back.
Documents go from person to person involving at least 4 people within 3 weeks. Every single one of these people asking for card numbers and more money. More than once have I asked, "wait I just paid that to so and so" and their reply would be "oh, just making sure" or "no money will leave if it's already been paid for" then why are you asking for my credit card number more than 3 times.
The Global Work & Travel Co. Reviews
This "agency" basically asks you to pay your money within 24 hours stating things such that make you feel as if you need as soon as possible. The company lures you into thinking that thousands of people apply and there's only limited spots. The first deposit being $695 is way too much but the documents says you'll pay $200 less if you pay it within 24 hours.
This company never provides you with a return policy. Communication is horrible and when you ask for a refund they say it's very unlikely you'll ever get the money back. After asking for examples of cancellation requests they provide none. In some cases they don't ever call you back.
Documents go from person to person involving at least 4 people within 3 weeks. Every single one of these people asking for card numbers and more money. More than once have I asked, "wait I just paid that to so and so" and their reply would be "oh, just making sure" or "no money will leave if it's already been paid for" then why are you asking for my credit card number more than 3 times.
They asked a 17 year old to sign a service agreement. That's taking advantage of age and naiveté. So many other have been scammed by these people.