Canadian green card?

[Suin]

Hello,
a friend of mine sent me this link - the offer that he wants to try. This site looks quite suspicious to me. Any opinions will be much appreciated.

http://www.canadagreencard.org/?gclid=CNqhib3WxJ0CFVVu4wodcw02rw

 

[rjessome]

I wouldn't trust these guys. Just from a very quick look at their site, they say they hire consultants who are members of SICC. Well first of all, that's WRONG. It's CSIC (english) or SCCI (french). You would think they would KNOW that. Secondly, they are saying they are the largest immigration consulting firm. This breaks the rules of professional conduct of CSIC. They post testimonials, another broken rule of professional conduct. Now clicking through, it takes you to another website of another company. The founder is a licensed consultant. He should be reported.

A $100 assessment fee? And it's just paper, not by telephone or in person? I don't like that.

I don't know. I wouldn't trust a group that blatantly breaks the professional rules of their own society.

 

[Leon]

Somebody else was asking about this site only in the last couple of weeks. I found this: http://www.fraudwatchers.org/forums/archive/index.php/t-6403.html

Seems that after years of being in business, they have one "winner" who made it to Canada. Good track record?

 

[Suin]

thank you a lot for all your replies. I appreciate it a lot.

 

[Karlshammar]

Would you be able to edit out the link, please? We don't want to provide them with free advertising.

 

[Suin]

Would you be able to edit out the link, please? We don't want to provide them with free advertising.

I don't think it sounds like advertising. Just the opposite - people should know sites that are trying to make an advantage of them. I'd like to find the way of closing this type of sites to prevent them from giving people false hopes.