- Report: #25266
Complaint Review: International Society of Poets
| International Society of Poets Host Hotel 1919 Connecticit Ave. NW Washington DC
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International Society of Poets ripoff NW Washington DC internet
*Consumer Suggestion: SOMETHING MUST BE DONE!!!
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: So Glad I Read the RIp-off Report!
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*Consumer Suggestion: Same thing
*Consumer Comment: more information
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*Consumer Comment: Yep, it's a scam...
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Is this a scam?
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Yes, I was also told that Florence Henderson would be there as a special honorary guest along with the Poet Mr. Dunn. Not hesitating to send in $75.00 for a book for which my poem would be published in I had expectations of being able to contact this society to let them know my reasons for being able to attend and even going further with requesting all of my awards to be sent and I would pay for them.
What is going on in this world and with these people, or is it just me trying to believe in all honesty that really true Society's do exist.
Thank you for being able to write to you regarding this matter.
They have no e-mail address; they have wanted me to send in 600.00 for the convention which I did not due, is this just a RIP-OFF? I sure would like to know.
Thank you,
Sharon
Quapaw, Oklahoma
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SOMETHING MUST BE DONE!!!
AUTHOR: RON - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 19, 2003
#2 REBUTTAL Individual responds
So Glad I Read the RIp-off Report!
AUTHOR: Hattie - ()
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, November 13, 2002
Today I did a further search on poetry.com. Thanks, you for letting me know what was going on, you've given me the answer which I needed. You helped me save my money, which I so desparately need. I believe this is indeed a ripoff.
#3 REBUTTAL Individual responds
So Glad I Read the RIp-off Report!
AUTHOR: Hattie - ()
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, November 13, 2002
Today I did a further search on poetry.com. Thanks, you for letting me know what was going on, you've given me the answer which I needed. You helped me save my money, which I so desparately need. I believe this is indeed a ripoff.
#4 REBUTTAL Individual responds
So Glad I Read the RIp-off Report!
AUTHOR: Hattie - ()
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, November 13, 2002
Today I did a further search on poetry.com. Thanks, you for letting me know what was going on, you've given me the answer which I needed. You helped me save my money, which I so desparately need. I believe this is indeed a ripoff.
Now I still use the site but only to copyright my poems and my husband lyrics for their band. Other than that it seems like the only real prize would be to win the little random drawing prizes that they have. Hope this helps.
P.S. I bet your daughter really liked the bowl with her name on it!
His own Web site, Winning Writers, includes a list of warning signs that the contest you are about to enter is likely a scam: www.winningwriters.com/warningsigns.htm.
And finally, a list of articles/information about various literary scams - most of them the "poetry contest" ilk: windpub.org/literary.scams/index.htm.
His own Web site, Winning Writers, includes a list of warning signs that the contest you are about to enter is likely a scam: www.winningwriters.com/warningsigns.htm.
And finally, a list of articles/information about various literary scams - most of them the "poetry contest" ilk: windpub.org/literary.scams/index.htm.
#9 REBUTTAL Individual responds
Is this a scam?
AUTHOR: Angela - ()
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, October 30, 2002
Soon after I sent $50.00 to this Society and later received her certificate of acheivment along with the book. I had never suspected this to be a scam until I received an additional letter asking for $175.00. This amount was supposed to cover the cost of an International Poet of Merit Award Bowl that measures over 10 inches high. This bowl would be sent to my child featuring her name, hand crafted in silver plating. This seems odd to me.
Usually win you win an award you are not asked to pay for it. What seemed even more misleading is that this Society automatically assumed My daughter would not be attending the conention. If anyone has information regarding wether or not this is a scam please let others know.

