Park Technologies scam: why $12K offers are suspicious

As a former employe of corey park, i know this is a scam

It appears that I've encountered the same issue with Corey Park, where I had a conversation with him at one point. Following an exhaustive investigation into Corey, I stumbled upon something intriguing. One of the 800 numbers is associated with multiple companies linked to Corey, so I decided to give it a call. However, no one answered, and I was greeted by a recording that asked me to enter the first name of the person I wanted to speak to. I tried entering "Corey" and several other names supposedly affiliated with the company, but none of them existed. Additionally, the initial investment has now increased to $15,000. When I spoke with Corey, I inquired about what this price includes, and he replied that I would have access to all the prospective businesses in his database. He then started discussing the probability of success, claiming that I had a 1 in 4 chance of being highly successful. He also mentioned that I would likely spend around 4 hours a week working with one of his companies and would be compensated in stock. This whole experience seems suspiciously like a scam to me. Furthermore, I discovered that Park Consulting LLC has had its business license revoked for some reason, which raises even more red flags.

I received a call with a pitch to become a partner for emerging technologies, asking for a one-time fee of $12,500. Similar calls from other numbers have raised suspicions.

It's astounding how certain groups, like the one associated with Natalie and the Park Enterprise scam, can operate with such impunity, relying on fear tactics and misinformation to manipulate others.

Upon conducting research, I stumbled upon this forum and discovered that a certain Bernadette Borton had been reaching out to people on Linkedin with a questionable opportunity that appears to be a sophisticated scam.

A similar experience was had with a call from this number, with a woman named Natalie requesting $12,500 upfront

The call from "Park Innovations" raised suspicions, as they mentioned Corey C. Park and requested $12,500, claiming to have found my name on Linked In. Further research revealed that "Park Innovations, Inc" is registered in Delaware as of May 2016, but there's no additional information available in business databases, leading me to believe it's a potential scam.

This is essentially a scam.