(212) 260-7210

They hope you join for 6 mo. Free and forget to cancelso they can keep billing you!That is the scam!

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You guys, let's all be honest - if someone called me up and immediately said they were from PsychToday and wanted me to sign up, I'd think "SALES CALL" and **** up. While Geoff Hoffman's approach was a little sneaky at first, I talked about this with him over the phone and he explained the reason. I never would have called back a voicemail from him had it just said blah blah blah freeblah blah.. haha, i mean, we're all human, we all hate that.Happy to be with them though, they're an honest company and do good business! I can't believe these people calling this a scam when they're shelling out $180 on every the****** they feature for the 6 months free. You guys, come on, we all can afford this type of marketing. If you don't need it, move on, but if you could use a couple new regular patients, recognize that you're being incredibly cheap and petty. If you want to cancel, here's a new idea, don't forget to cancel! Can't we all be held responsible for our own actions?- Licensed ******logist for 27 years

Got a message from a "Peter Joy" saying he had me on a list of the******s and asking me to call him back at 646.763.6380 to answer a couple of questions about my practice.   The caller ID showed 212.260.7210.  I looked up both numbers and found the first to be an unlisted cell phone and the other to be Sus*** Publishing - home of ******logy Today.  I am currently considering listing my practice on their service and found a deal through a professional****ociation.  I really don't understand why they're choosing to portray themselves as****ential clients looking for information rather than transparently marketing the listing service.  I've had a pretty positive impression of ******logy Today in the past - now I think they're sketchy.  I think I still might list my practice via the professional organization but I'm a lot more hesitant to do business with ******logy Today now.

Beware they are scammers.They try to sign up in a directory for free, then when you forget, they s**** charging your credit card endlessly untill one day you realize.I am reputable the****** and was taken advantage of for a whole year.Beware, bad way to do business.

they called my home today and told my wife they were calling for someone who my wife had the impression worked at ******logy today who wanted to be referred to me to see me as a the******.  seemed fishy to me, so i'm glad i found this webpage. yuck.

Well, I do not like telemarketing. Seemed like a scam to me, and I do not want to be solicited. If I had known that it was a referral service in advance to the sketchy messages and call back numbers I would have been alot more willing to try this. NO need to be so shady if it is a legit and reputable service. I was not impressed, and did not bite. Michael ***g up on me when I mentioned seeing the # online,finding it to be a refferal service. Sketchy. I'll stick to my own clients Thank you very much.

I did do this search before calling Michael Anthony back.I found 2 of my friends listed in the directories and they are happy with the service. So I will give it a go...especially since it is free.You either want referrals or you don't.

got the same call today, April 20th.  Returned the call and got the same treatment...thank you for posting as I don't need solitation calls at this time either.

I received a call from T**** and this number showed up on my caller ID. She called for boss, Michael Anthony, at 646-763-6366. By digging around I found this out. Since T**** did not block her phone number, I called it and found that it was the main switchboard for Sus*** Publishing. After going through a little bit of trial and error, I located her. One of the magazines they publish is “******logy Today”. When I called her, she had to ask me “which boss did I say wanted to talk to you?” even though she appeared to recognize my name and knew I was a *****ge the******. She told me Michael Anthony was out for the day but I could talk to his****istant, “Eileen”.  Once I got on the phone with Eileen, she told me that Michael was in a meeting and she was handling his calls. She then began reading a script about their referral service at ******logy Today and went into a boring blah, blah, blah, until I finally stopped her and told her I was not interested because I was going to school full time and did not wish to be listed at this time. Her response was “good for you, bad for us”.  As soon as I made it clear I would not be parti****ting in the referral service, she ***g up on me.