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The International Society of Female Professionals helps women to overcome traditional barriers to successful careers. The society was newly minted in August 2019 in New York City with the mission of being the nation’s premier advocate for professional women of all walks of life and in virtually any professional field of endeavor.Despite women being about equal in number to males worldwide, there are far fewer in the professional world. There are fewer women doctors, lawyers, and other professional fields. There are fewer women executives and business owners despite many examples of prior success.Women have proven they are equally capable of excelling and leading in professional fields, executive roles, and entrepreneurship. Yet, our opportunities remain far fewer than those of our male counterparts. We aim to change that.The International Society for Female Professionals is a global advocate for professional women and actively promotes female advancement at the professional, executive, and entrepreneurial levels. We create a beneficial network that helps to encourage additional investment in the many excellent skills and leadership abilities that women possess but often go overlooked.Our sole purpose is to tear down the commonly encountered barriers that professional women face. Those barriers include lower pay, the proverbial glass ceiling, and fewer opportunities for advancement than our male counterparts. Instead of accepting invisible barriers to success, we work to remove those obstacles and forge new inroads for success.The International Society for Female Professionals creates a community of skilled and talented professional women who have widely varied career goals but share virtually the same obstacles toward success. We are growing our global network of exceptionally experienced, talented, and accomplished women to help support one another while we continue to grow at the national and international levels.Our membership includes licensed professionals, ent
ISFP (joinisfp.com) has 212 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5.
212 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Emily Christiane W.
Thank you to all of you for these reviews. I was on the line for suscribing my membership and almost about giving cc informations when I did look up the reviews! As soon as I did mention the bad reviews, the person did change the tone of voice and ended very abruptly the conversation....just confirming that this is definitely Scam! thank you again to all of you
Natalie M.
Yep, I was duped with this site. I just wanted to be a part of a professional society of women, I have done well academically and was looking to find a way to expose myself in my field just a bit more. So I applied, got a call in a few days. Was interviewed...they seemed so professional and I was excited to begin. I was then told about the 5yr membership and then I was told about the Lifetime membership, which I opted for, for $199. I should have followed my mind, and not share my cc details. Something that I never do! Anyway, that was October 2020, so I messaged them to find out about the website they promised me. Low and behold today, I was called by someone concerning setting up my website, I was excited again. Then I was told they were going to charge my card on file, $500 and the lady attempted to abruptly hang up the call. I told her "no you are not charging my card!, I was told I would pay one fee, $199 for everything now you're trying to get more from me" She rudely responded "Oh no you were told" I got loud and asked her if she was calling me a liar! I then told her "DO NOT CHARGE MY CARD" She then said they would never do that (another lie I wasn't going to chance). Well I checked my November statement and sure enough, they had charged $40 to my card without my consent! So I assumed that they will definitely take more(probably the $500 they asked for today), so I abruptly called my credit card company and cancelled my card and will be replacing it within the next few days. My advice to anyone reading this, if you've already given them your card details, cancel your card, they are heartless scammers that will just keep taking and taking!
Marie R.
I too saw a LinkedIn ad for it. And they HOUNDED me with up to 8 calls a day all from different NY based numbers. I blocked each one but they just kept coming! After reading these reviews, I am glad I did not pick up.
Patricia Pereira T.
If I could give zero stars!!! I am fuming. this lady called isabelle clarity does not even have a LinkedIn Profile. She interviewed me from NY and I live in the UK. Asked lots of questions about my professional life and then proceeded to accept my application. She sounded very professional. She said it was a Lifetime membership for $589 or a 5 yr membership for $489. I said that does not make any sense. Then her voice tone changed. I said I wanted to learn more about this. The Facebook content does not make any sense. facebook International-Society-of-Female-Professionals and she gave me the website www theisfp dot com that does not say anything. No Twitter. It is clearly a scam! I am fuming for filling out the application. I do not think they will contest this review that will be send to their info email!
raffaella C.
DO NOT JOIN! It's a FRAUD !! I trusted to fill in the form online with name and phone number because I found the add on LinkedIn. I received few days ago a long phone call from the US (I'm in Italy) and got a sort of interview. Right after, the guy told me I was accepted in the Association and had to pay via credit card the amount of $499!!! No way I am giving you my CC details. The guy laughed as if I was naif, but thakgod I firmly refused. I checked the web inserting the phone number, and came out it's phishing!! Incredible, I just NOW received an e-mail from them, explaining me all the process and the special offer going on at $99 or 199 for lifetime membership. I will write now directly to the postal police and to LinkedIn too, hopefully they will stop it. RC
Paula K.
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who had this experience. I replied to an application form on LinkedIn (which you would think you could trust), filling my data in for this "Organisation". They called me week's later when I did not even remember I had filled it out - nor do I remember leaving my phone number. They did not even bother asking me whether I had time for an interview, and straight started asking me questions about my professional career. They then told me immediately that my application had been successful and asked me for my credit card details. I was lucky I did not have it on me, and told them I could transfer the money if they gave me their bank account details. But they were adamant about payment only working via credit card details - this seemed strange to me so I told them to schedule another call whence I was home. The lady got really mad and frustrated with me and hung up. They tried calling me at least 20 more times, and sent me dozens of E-mails. Luckily I was critical enough and thought about how strange it all was, so decided not to pick up. Thinking back, it's incredible I almost fell for it.
AQ
A big thanks to all the women who took time to write their reviews! Without you I would have probably given my credit card details to these fraudsters! Like all of you I got many calls from the United States after checking an ad on Facebook (As far as I remember, I haven't submitted my subscription request!) They interviewed me very professionally, "admitted" me in the group, but when they asked me to provide my credit card number I said, I don't do it and they should send me first a few information via email. They tried to convince me and, as they saw there was no chance, they cut the call. While on the phone with them I checked this page - THANK YOU!
Alessia L.
I had seen an advertisement on LinkedIn about joining an organization called in the first time WBO and then it appears as The International Society of Female Professionals.I had to fill out a questionnaire and wait for a return call. I was a little bit confusing as the site is pretty vague... but then I forgot about my registration. After few days i received like 10 calls from an US number, at the end I answered. I was interviewed and accepted into this organization for a membership fee of $489 for five years, of which I paid. During payment, I started looking more into the company immediately on the phone and try to cancel while i was on the phone the authorization on the credit card, as i received a message from my Credit card of a fraud. I wan't able to block the transaction. The site is fake, no answer on the phone or on the email I sent. I am so disappointed that I trusted this company because it appeared on a trusted site such as LinkedIn. I have contacted my card company to cancel the transaction as it was a fraud and i'm feeling so stupid to have answered to all the questions and provide them my credit card information. Hope this complaints will help other professional women like me to not answer and join this fake network.
