Troy S.

Expedia is simply a middleman between you and the airline company, that's all.

There's nothing wrong with expedia until you need to call customer service up. They have arguably one of the worst customer service departments I've ever experienced. Imagine being out on hold for over an hour whilst you're in a foreign country, and racking up over 50 USDs, only to be hanged up on. Because of their unwillingness to invest in decent customer service, and my previous bad experiences with online travel agents, I've made the decision now to only use their services as a search engine to find out which airlines offer the most competitive deals, and then I go directly to the airlines website to purchase tickets. They have better customer service departments that qctually care about their customers, and don't have these massive eaiting cues.

Well they did send me something, but it was beyond horrible. The diploma looked nothing like the authentic one. The diploma they sent me looked like something a 6 year kid haphazardly made, they used an ink jet prineter and there were mispellings and omissions from the academic transcript, which also was poorly desigined. The ND Center have an excellent website making all these promises, but their actual product sucks! Never buy from them unless you want to throw your money down the drain. They only accept Western Union rather than credit card or paypal because the money isn't traceable and you aren't able to get a refund. Dodgy business from a third world country.

Horrible customer service. None of the numbers they provided can be contacted from phones in Australia, even the phone numbers listed specifically for Australia.

I had to send them an email, and only then would they get back to me.

Also, I had to reschedule my departure date, and they had the audacity to charge me over 400 dollars! I checked the flight schedule on the cheap-o-air website, and saw there were still tickets available, in addition, I also called the carrier to inquire what the rescheduling would cost, they said 180 dollars! So what cheap-o-air charged was 120 dollars above what the airline carrier quoted. I paid 120 dollars for 5 minutes of crappy customer service.

Never, ever will I purchase airline tickets from them again.

School of Attraction is owned and operated by a guy named Damien Diecke and his ugly girlfriend Diviya Nand. He claims to be a dating and pick up expert, but his skills when shown in-field and questionable. He cannot approach, hold a conversation with a girl, or successful engage with a girl who doesn't come from a non-English speaking background.

He also has dubious marketing tactics. I was approached by a sales representative in Pitt St, Sydney, along with an attractive girl, whom coerced me to give them my contact details. When I attended the bootcamp, he did nothing except sit around and give people sub-par advice you can get over the internet for free. Another one of the bootcamp students got cold-called by Diecke's company. How did they get his contact details?

He also lacks scruples and markets himself on meetup.com in Sydney with his unattractive partner Diviya Nand, under the auspices of bringing singles together, but uses the meet ups to market his company. He does the same thing on other pick up company websites like RSD Inner Circle, Sydney, and the Sydney Sarge forums.

He can't back himself up in-field and settled for an ugly girlfriend. He is just a PUA rip off artist taking advantage of vulnerable men looking for love.

ND Centre is a rip off website that takes advantage of unsuspecting people. The first sign of suspicion is whn they requested I send payment via Western Union, instead paypal or credit card; Western Union is of course untraceable and there is no recourse for reimbursement.

Also, not only did they delivered the diploma late, but the quality of what they delivered was something similar to what an 8 year old kid would produce on Microsoft paint and a crappy ink-jet printer.

The parchment paper they used was not the same quality as what they used in academic institutions, moreover, they also made a plethora of grammatical and spelling mistakes on the academic transcrip, or ommitted entire words'.

They have also created fake websites and reviewers giving them glowing reviews. Chances are your reasons for wanting to purchase a fake diploma is for dubious reasons, trust me on this, don't purchase a diploma from any online website. You will get ripped off.

DON'T SEND YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY TO ANY COMPANY INSISTING ON PAYMENT VIA WESTERN UNION OR MONEY ORDER.