Real Diploma Printers ripoff San Diego California

Well, Be forwarned.

Real Diploma Printers claim to make replicated college degrees, Diplomas, and much more , as novelty items.

I thought it would be great to have a college diploma to fake out friends and relatives, well the price was a lil steep but I was told that these were state of the art documents.

I plunked down the 450 dollars (USD) for the diploma at a Wetern Union To a man by the name of Kyle Danon and provided him with the money transfer number.

Up until this point we had been in contact daily with this individual... Well after I confirmed with Western Union that the money had been picked up, I send him an email asking for confirmation on recieving my payment and an expected delivery date... well its been 4 emails of asking the same information...basically all correspondance stopped at this point. I have not heard any word from this individual.

So, I just want to warn others...and if anyone has any ideas how to reclaim my money....please post....

Tim
Holland, Michigan
U.S.A.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/129/RipOff0129523.htm

Dr. Sally St. John - Sally St. John - Sally Guber - The Center For Hololstic Rehabilitation Ripoff Uses Diploma Mill PhD credential from LaSalle Unive

Sally St. John is not a legitimate Ph.D graduate, and has been defrauding the public by calling herself Dr. Sally St. John, Ph.D. for the past ten years. The 1996 'graduate' received a correspondence degree under the name of Sally Guber, from LaSalle University in Mandeville, Louisiana, the most infamous diploma mill of the 1990s. LaSalle University (Mandeville, LA) appears on lists of unaccredited colleges nationwide, including the State of Oregon list of unaccredited colleges.

Further, St. John has gone to the extent of intentionally misrepresenting her credentials by stating she graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas with a doctrate in psychological counseling.

St. John's bio intentionally misleads the public on the following website:
www.tjohne.com/content/stjohn.asp?section=2.

She admits to going to LaSalle University (Mandeville, LA), dismissing any responsibility for attending the bogus school in an article written about diploma mills in a Las Vegas publication:
www.lasvegasmercury.com/2004/ MERC-Jan-01-Thu-2004/22879236.html

Sally St. John (who changed her name from Sally Guber in 1996) takes advantage of vulnerable people looking for 'instant answers' by exploiting a technique called applied kenisiology, and charging exhorbitant amounts of money for services and seminars.

Sally St. John is licensed by the Nevada Board of Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Gambling Counselors. For further information about her, contact:

BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR ALCOHOL, DRUG
AND GAMBLING COUNSELORS
401 DAYTON VALLEY RD. SUITE B
DAYTON, NV 89403
PHONE 775 246-2260
FAX 775 246-2262

Donna
Las Vegas Nevada, Nevada
U.S.A.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/139/RipOff0139706.htm

AIU Online, American Intercontinental University Ripoff promised a degree for one price then changed the price halfway through Hoffman Estates Illinoi

I am a victim of AIUs fraudulent pricing.

When I first signed on with AIU to receive my Bachelor's degree, I thought it odd that I could not get anyone to tell me how much it would cost. The two people I talked with kept telling me the cost would depend on what previous schooling I had had and other mysterious factors.

After reviewing the classes I had already taken, they told me I could get a Bachelor's equivalency and take half the usual classes, for half the cost of the regular degree. I told them I couldn't afford it if it was much more than $15,000.

After reviewing my records and whatever else it was they had to review (again, I could never really get straight answers out of them), they told me the entire degree would cost $16,800 After getting assurances that yes, that was the ENTIRE degree, and no, there would be nothing else and yes, they would send me this information in writing (which they never actually did), I agreed to sign on.

My classes started two weeks after I talked to the advisors with financial aid all neatly taken care of for the cost of schooling and spaced out so they would receive payments every few months, with the last payment in February (I'd complete my degree in June).

January 5th, I received a note asking how I was going to finish paying for my classes. They informed me that if I did not pay them approximately $12,000 more, I could not complete my degree with them.

I got the run around from multiple people after this. They wouldn't call back. They would only let me talk to financial aid people and signed me up for the additional financial aid through Sallie Mae and Federal loans, without my consent. Then, when I finally got through and cancelled classes, since I could not afford to continue, they refused my last financial aid disbursement for the classes I had already attended and sent me a bill for an additional $3300+, due on receipt of the 'bill' or they send me to collections.

Needless to say, I suggest if you are thinking of going to AIU, DON'T!!! While the classes were great and I had a wonderful educational experience (I had a 4.0 when I was forced to quit), they are extremely dishonest.

Erin
Ashland, Oregon
U.S.A.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/131/RipOff0131361.htm

INDC ripoff on College Diploma; wrong name; wrong info; no reply to inquiry Internet

I ordered a college diploma as a 'joke' gift for a friend. I paid $80.00 plus $10.00 shipping. The item came within a few days as promised, but everything on it was incorrect. The invoice that accompanied the item did not have any contact information for the company. I paid by debit card so my statement showed INDC as the business name and a toll free number; 888-213-3543. There was no other contact information available.

I called the number, which is a voice mail number, and have left several messages. No one returns my call. The invoice has a statement that if anything is wrong to mark the corrections and mail it back and they will send a corrected document. The only problem with that is that they provide no mailing address! This place is a RIP-OFF!

Jerry
Mansfield, Texas
U.S.A.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/131/RipOff0131463.htm

Realisticdiplomas.com - Phonydiplomas.com a total ripoff there's nothing real about it the worst fake work I have ever seen the states or city's didn'

Ordered high school diploma was a total ripoff,this diploma looks totally fake nothing is realistic about it. He put 2 different cities ,and 2 different states on the diplomas,so it was obivious it was a total fake,you definitely couldnt fool anyone with this not even as a joke its to obvious its a total fake,even the seals are a total obvious fake,dont buy into this scam it will be a total diapointment,nothing was high quality about this,

Ann
Los Angeles, California
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/173/RipOff0173316.htm

DiplomaProfessionals - Diplomasunlimited - Fakediploma-review SCAMMED THROUGH FAKE DIPLOMA REVIEW SITES ripoff Tucson Arizona

I ordered from Diplomasunlimited.com and DiplomaProfessionals after reading some fake reviews at www.fakediploma-review.com & www.diploma-review.com. Once I ordered and provided the Western Union MCTN the owner ran away with my cash payment.

These sites are all scams owned by thye same person as the Fake Review Sites are nothing but dishonest to lure people in send them to the owners sites above where he runs off with peoples money!

Don't send any money to DIPLOMASUNLIMITED or DIPLOMAPROFESSIONALS they are fake companies using dishonest home made diploma review sites to sucker people.

Atim
Glendora, California
U.S.A.

http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/188/RipOff0188529.htm

PhonyDiploma.com, PhoneyDiploma.com, DiplomaCompany.com, NextDayDiplomas.com, RealisticDiplomas.com = FBI Richmond Virginia

Buyer Beware! PhonyDiploma.com and its many fake diploma sister sites (PhoneyDiploma.com, DiplomaCompany.com, NextDayDiplomas.com, RealisticDiploma.com, and RealisticDiplomas.com) are part of an FBI sting operation!

DO NOT purchase from or contact this site under ANY circumstances! If you do, you can expect the FBI to pay a visit to you and your employer very shortly.

THIS IS MY STORY:

A couple months ago I had a great job with great pay and great benefits. I ended up purchasing my first home a few months ago and shortly after moving in, I came across my college diploma in a file cabinet I had just moved into my new home office. I thought it might be nice to finally have a place to hang my diploma on the wall, but after a few years of being tossed around in the file cabinet, mine had become a little torn and tattered, so I set out to get a replacement. After speaking with the university that I graduated from and hearing that it would cost $400+ dollars to get a replacement, I started searching around on the internet. After doing a quick search for 'replacement diplomas', I came across a handful of sites - one of which was PhonyDiploma.com.

PhonyDiploma.com offered exact replicas of my degree and the best part was it only cost $185 instead of the $400+ the university wanted to charge me. After speaking to them on the phone and having them absolutely assure me it would indeed be an exact replica, I went for it. They even accepted credit cards and told me I would have it delivered within 3 days. 'Done deal!... That sure was easy...' I thought.

Sure enough, 3 or 4 days later I got my package from PhonyDiploma.com.

My first disappointment came when I opened the box to find that the diploma didn't exact match my old diploma. As a matter of fact, this new one looked nothing like my old one. The layout was completely different. It looked like something that had been laser printed with a gold state seal on it instead of the embossed and multi-colored university seal like my original diploma has.

The real shock didn't come until about 3 weeks later however when I was abruptly fire from my job without reason, recourse, or severance pay.

I was absolutely infuriated. I had now worked for this company (which I won't name) for a few years and had received 1 promotion already as well as a handful of pay raises and out of the blue I am fired. Not only am I fired though, they also refuse to tell me exactly why I am being fired and even go as far as to have me quickly escorted off the property by a security guard.

To make a long story short, after about a week and talking to a few lawyers, I decided to sue for wrongful termination.

Almost a month had passed before my lawyer finally received a letter from human resources stating that I was fired for 'conspiring to commit employment fraud'.

It is important to note at this point that at NO POINT had I told ANYONE at my company that I had purchased a replacement for my diploma. I hadn't even told my lawyer, because at the time it hadn't even crossed my mind that would be somehow related to my termination. This was simply something that I had purchased to hang in my home office, which I never even ended up doing when all was said and done.

Within about 48 hours of my lawyer receiving the letter from the human resources department where I used to work, he also received an envelope via certified mail from the FBI in Richmond, Virginia. The letter contained further information on an investigation that was done concerning me with a few additional details as well as a disclosure notice that the FBI insisted I sign and immediately return it. The disclosure basically concluded that I wouldn't discuss what had happened, any contact I had with PhonyDiploma.com, or why I was fired because of an 'ongoing investigation'.

Needless to say, I didn't sign anything.

I have since tried to contact my employer to explain the situation to them and that I was only trying to order a replacement for a diploma that I already have, but so far I am not even getting a call back.

I probably should have put two and two together before I ordered anything from PhonyDiploma.com. I remember thinking to myself after I placed the order, 'Wow. That was easy. I could have ordered just about anything I wanted. I wonder how these guys (PhonyDiploma.com) gets away with doing this...'

In my opinion, it is really complete BS how the FBI does this. I can see if they are trying to catch people ordering from other countries that are trying to sneak into the U.S., but why they have to ruin the life of a productive American citizen by setting up phony websites to entrap people I have no idea. My guess is though, I am not the first hard working Amrerican that has fallen victim to this trap and I probably won't be the last.

The thing about it is that if I hadn't went as far as hiring a lawyer and really pushed the issue, I probably never would have known the real reason why I was terminated.

I have done quite a bit of research since, and it looks like the FBI has already done this before, but with fake ID sites. A couple weeks ago, I came across an news article about a 'congressional investigation' that was done in which the investigators had set up fake ID sites and had tracked people who ordered from the site for years to see what types of people were ordering, where they were ordering from, and what they were using the ID for.

MORAL OF THE STORY:

BUYER BEWARE! STAY AWAY from PHONYDIPLOMA.COM or any of its affiliated websites including:

- DiplomaCompany.com
- NextDayDiplomas.com
- RealisticDiploma.com
- RealisticDiplomas.com
- PhoneyDiploma.com

Do NOT contact or purchase ANYTHING from ANY of these fake degree websites! All of these fake diploma sites are the SAME COMPANY. These sites all have P.O. Boxes in Richmond, Virginia, which are located just miles from the FBI office where the letter that was sent to my lawyer was sent from - which also happens to be one of the main FBI offices in the country.

PhonyDiploma.com, PhoneyDiploma.com, DiplomaCompany.com, NextDayDiplomas.com, RealisticDiploma.com, and RealisticDiplomas.com are all fake scam sites that have been set up by the FBI as part of a sting operation!

Infuriated01
Birmingham, Alabama
U.S.A.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/310/RipOff0310320.htm

Diplomaone SCAM Busted!!!

Recall the last posting we placed about diplomaone slandering us and making malicious comments about us, this charlatan website had finally been caught. Their so called reviews are all biased to support their website www.nd-center.com

Read about it here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/342/RipOff0342866.htm

I was in a bit of a bind and needed to get a fake diploma and transcript set. While searching for 'fake diploma' on Google I can across DiplomaOne, a website that claimed to be an independent fake diploma review site.

The site looked pretty good and there was a lot of information on it which at the time looked legit. They have a 'Ranking System' page where they review all of the major fake diploma websites based on quality, service, etc.

According to DiplomaOne's ranking system, only one fake diploma site, ND-Center.com achieved an 'A' ranking with an overall score of 76. No one else was really close in the rankings - only one other site even got a 'B' and they gave everyone else a grade of 'C' or 'D'.

So on DiplomaOne's recommendation I went to http://www.ND-Center.com and purchased a fake diploma and fake transcript which cost a bit over $400 - which is A LOT of money but I wasn't worried because of the great reviews on DiplomaOne.

Well, turns out I should have worried!! Not only did I not get a great product, I got nothing! And it's been over one month now!!! Unfortunately I do not have a credit card and had to pay by Western Union so I have no way to dispute the charge or recover my money!

Emails to ND-Center and DiplomaOne do not get a response and neither website has any real contact information!! DiplomaOne is registered to some guy by the name of John Kerstein in Stockholm Sweden and there is no phone number or other contact method other than email. Same for ND-Center.com, they are registered overseas and there is no phone number or any contact method other than email or chat.

Since then I've been doing some research and from looking around it appears that DiplomaOne is ran by ND-Center, which explains why they are the only site that got an 'A' ranking!!! I should have known better but it all looked legit. Of course both sites claim to be independent and not affiliated with each other, but then again, why would you tell people your review site is fake when you are just trying to cheat people out of their money??

They are very clever and do a good job of hiding it but DIPLOMAONE is a bogus fake diploma review site OPERATED by ND-CENTER.com!!

Fooled_by_diplomaone
Indianapolis, Indiana
U.S.A.

nd-center.com had rebuttal the comment of this posting they denied that they had any affiliation with diplomaone!

Care to explain why nd-center doesnt deliver to the guy that paid the $400.00? Why dont you reply his email?

It doesnt end here just by denying the affiliation, it just proof how foolish these unscrupulous website can be, degrading others and fool people to their websites.