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I think that they are scammers because they also requested me to enroll and to pay 50$ through a link. Crazy. They are claiming to be an official website from https://www.health2conf.com but their actual website is https://the2conf.com/ which is about scams.

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I have been contacted via social media by three (3) Indian-appearing individuals with heavy Indian accents claiming to be from the same company (Education 2.0 Conference), wanting to recognize me for some "distinguished" award per my professional results achieved; they could not specifically identify which of my professional achievements. The first interaction was with an Indian female in her mid-to-late 20s who scheduled a Zoom meeting with me, then proceeded to show me a pie-in-the-sky pitch presentation about some big-time high-level international convention where multiple alleged C-Suite executives allegedly from various companies in a variety of industries supposedly are scheduled to be in attendance, how I'm basically a professional rarity, then proceeded to ask for information about me to "verify [your] background" for the [unnamed] award, nor the organization providing the recognition. I asked them why they couldn't gather the needed information from my social media channels, especially my LinkedIn, considering the availability of relevant information. I was told "very little of the information" they needed for [their purposes] was available via [online channels] and that more information is needed. I opted to provide neither information they wanted nor payment.

~Two days later, I received another invitation for another Google Meets meeting with a plural audience from the same alleged entity who sounded excited and awed at my professional accomplishments. One appeared to be working in a contact center with a colorfully painted mural of Steve Jobs and a quote from him; the other appeared to be in a home-like environment. They asked some strange questions about me, and I answered generically and nebulously. The latter audience gave the same presentation as the first contact and repeatedly and intently tried to trick me into saying "yes" multiple times. I gave no such affirmatives or money; the attending female filled in the 'yes' response following each unsuccessful attempt to get me to say the same. When I cut to the chase and asked for realistic business credential particulars, I received nebulous answers; the plural audience promised to send me follow-up materials as they described toward the end of their presentation to gather the information they need, which, they said, would take ~20 minutes for me to complete.

(Tried uploading a screenshot of the latter Zoom meeting hosts; ScamPulse.com process does not continue post-upload. Willing to provide this info if ScamPulse.com enables.)

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