(516) 535-1515

Scam for sure; you will be "chosen" as a member and charged ridiculous amounts of money repeatedly for things you do not want or need. Just say NO!

Do not call

These people called me from this number saying I was to be the VIP of the year.  They were going to put out a press release and also give me a page in the front of their next publication.  I told them I was glad to hear that.   I later found out from a friend that this may be a scam and she sent me lots of info. about other complaints being made about calls from this number!  Beware, total scam since there isn't a real Cambridge Who's Who in NY!!

If you're a member of LinkedIn, chances are that's how they received your phone numbers.  Cambridge advertised with them and I opted in for a directory Cambridge is publishing.  Consequently, I received a call based on opting into the service.  Haven't spoken with anyone as they didn't leave a voice mail.

I figured out who's number this is and why they are calling.  at some point during your online activities you signed up for a "Cambridge 100 top people" not realizing you were nominating your self for and award of the most accomplished people.  Just talk to the representative and tell them they have the wrong person.

A person named Ken called me today when I was not at home. He left me a message and asked me to call back @ 516535****-1244. He mentioned there will be a 15 mins. interview regarding my recently application for Cambridge Who's who. I have never applied for this program, so I****ume it is a scam.I am not sure how they got my name and number since I am in Ca***a.

I don't have my work phone number listed anywhere publically, but have gotten multiple calls (late at night as well as during the day) from this number.  Thank you for the comments here; good to know that I've avoided the harassment.

Thanks for the comments. I got this call and will alsol ot be returning.

They called a***n yes****ay and left voice mail on my business cell phone number -- they are calling my personal cell phone number, business cell phone number, and business phone number at the office, each number at least once a day for the past month.  This time it was "Mary Anne" from "Cambridge Who's Who a**** Executives, Professionals, and Entrepreneurs".  Gave her extension as x1360.  Wanted to talk about the application that I submitted.  I have not submitted any applications, and nor would I ever use my business phone or business cell phone numbers for anything that did not come directly through my company.  Someone must have given them all of my contact info, because it was not me.

This phone number has called me several times each day over the past three weeks on my personal iPhone number as well as my company-provided Blackberry number.  Today a pleasant woman actually left a message on the Blackberry saying she is an executive recruiter with Cambridge and needs to speak with me urgently about the application that I submitted.  She gave her name and an extension number which I don't have because I deleted the message already.  I have not submitted any applications to anyone lately, so this is clearly bogus.

Called  my home and said they got my resume from career builders and I would be perfect for a job with them.  What got my attention was that they never identified the organization they were calling from.  Hence:  googled the number...I guess I will not be returning the call.  Thanks

this number called me for a job, but after reading what other wrote about them i don't think i want to have an interview with them. thanks for writing what you have about this phone number; i could have been very unhappy working there.

Called once. no message left. If it is important enough, they will leave a message.

Hi Mike, This is Joanne from the Cambridge who's who. We reviewed your application and I need to conduct a brief interview to finalize it, or working on published deadline, so your immediate attention is required, please call me at (516) 535-****, my direct extension is 13 60 and please refer to your member number which is why 042889 L a***n. That's 104889, Elle. I look forward to speaking with you. Have a great day.

This number showed on my cell - they called asking for my roommate (who I have absolutely no business****ociations with) apparently for his payday loan collection purpose. Clearly they have his address and through that they traced my cell number. I believe they are part of a larger network of scams, including semi-legal payday loans and****ociated phishing net. Think about it as an universal number for regional net of crooks.

this number has been calling my number

this number has been calling and calling me since I talked to them one time.  they leave nasty voice mails.  they got $200 out of me, they harrassed me several times when I was driving.  they call my work phone they call my cell phone they call s****ing at 6am pt up to midnight pt.   they are rude and money ***gery and will harras you until you pay them and even after you pay them.

Elaine called, so****ing about an application. Didn't get details, I'm hard of hearing. Think she said they were in Cambridge, Mass. which is A.C. (617), though (516)is outer Long Island.

About so called WhosWho practice. They send everybody their invitation by traditional junk-mail style and hide information that finally they are going to charge the honest and trusting people for any not ordered customer service... By registration you have option to select phone number closed for their calls (like phone on your desk at work, for example), but latter is mean deceit. They s**** to call immediately and act like *********s without any respect to information they have... If they finally reach you (suppose you don't need their calls) they s**** their INTERVIEW - just invention to hide their solicitation - by couple general questions and then, filling them hard worked, ask to pay couple ***dred dollars etc. Who they are after all? Let us investigate together! Anyway they also can be reached by (516) 535-**** in Cambridge, MA; Do they have any connection with real one Cambridge?