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Complaint Review: NHE Exam Processor Scam - Internet Internet

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I received an email about possible employment with NHE Certification. As a trainer who has spent years developing the respect of my clients, I wanted to make sure that any company I worked for was a legitimate, nationally recognized organization with some sort of track record. Previous to seeing their job ad on Carrerbuilder.com, I had not heard of them and so I made sure I researched and asked around first. I have a degree in exercise science and so I asked all of my college professors about NHE Certification. I was surprised to learn that all of them knew who they were! Each of them basically said that NHE offered one of the best personal trainer certification programs and that they were a good company to work for because of the growth potential and advancement opportunities. I also checked with some local hard core trainers at my gym and they all said roughly the same thing. One was even certified by NHE. I talked to everyone that I could and always received the same opinions about their legitimacy. After doing my homework, I felt very comfortable about pursuing an opportunity with NHE but I was extremely concerned about the difficulty of the personal trainer exam from what everyone was saying and wanted to make sure I passed the first time. The study guides were discounted for people who were applying for a job but I wanted to research online to see if I could get a used one for much cheaper. BIG MISTAKE!! I saw a couple of ads from Craigslist for NHE Certification study guides and one was from a guy named Chris Fletcher. To make a long story short, I paid $90 for a NHE Certification study guide and the guy sent me some cheap anatomy book! Its called Pocket Atlas of the Moving Body and you can get it from Amazon for around $15. Do not order any NHE Certification study guides from this guy. He always has an ad on Craigslist. It was a total scam! I ended up having to order one directly from NHE anyway. I cant believe I spent weeks researching NHE Certification, but absolutely no time at all researching the person I was purchasing the study guide from. Trust me because I fell for the offer of getting a study guide for cheap and it wasnt even a real NHE study guide. The NHE certification study guide is supposed to be exam specific and so a general book couldnt possibly work for everyone anyway. If youre going to get a study guide online, make sure you research the person you are buying it from. Get their name and address and phone number. Im sure there are some real NHE alumni out there who are only trying to help, but there are also some sharks out there too! The REAL NHE study guide is awesome and worth getting. Just dont get scammed online like I did.

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nhe exam processor scams

AUTHOR: Stephanie - (USA)

POSTED: Thursday, December 31, 2009

NHE Certification Scam Update*

Fraud job postings are now appearing on Craigslist for nhe certification. They are known as nhe exam processor scams and are very simple to differentiate from legitimate nhe job postings. If someone named Missy (or anyone by any other name) calls you to ask for an exam payment, DON"T DO IT. NHE doesn't charge its employees or job candidates exam fees. Also, if you did not submit your resume directly on the NHE Certification website, then you did not submit your resume to NHE. This nhe exam processor scam is on small, no name websites and on craigslist because they are cheap to do. Careerbuilder, Monster and Hotjobs charge up to $600 per posting and so you won't see any scams there.

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