Anyone else get this one? The subject is "You're invited to join a Worldwide Society of Executives and Professionals..."

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Hello,

I am pleased to inform you that that based on your professional background that you have been invited apply for inclusion into the International Society of Business Leaders network. Our research department nominates potential candidates based on a variety of factors such as your current professional standing, recent accomplishments, honors/awards, published articles, as well as information present on authoritative media outlets, social networks, and professional directories.

I believe that you would make a fitting addition to our premier network of leading professionals, and therefore encourage you to apply for inclusion by completing your application here, or by clicking the button below. There is no cost to apply or to be included. APPLY NOW TO JOIN THE ISoBL

Sincerely,
The ISoBL
Managing Director, Research & Selection Department


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Gardeny City, NY 11530

Looks like a scam to me. I often get similar emails and send them all to SPAM.

Yes, if it's not a scam, it's spam, but it's more literate than most. The only real errors I see are the three "that"s in the first sentence... and of course the fact that they don't tell you what it is that they do, or sell, or offer. ISoBL does have a Wikipedia page that describes them as doing business networking and increasing online visibility, but I don't have a guarantee that the email even really came from them. The email address itself is pretty inconclusive.
I was just wondering who else got this, because I also do some freelance writing and have a couple of minor things in the process of being published. I didn't know if this was a result of that or of mystery shopping. Doesn't matter anyway.

Big article about this being a scam lol.
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What is also sad is some send me a lot of emails about special "Honor Society" groups for my college and school age sons, and they are all scams also. Gosh.

It's just another LinkedIn scam. They build you up, do a lengthy interview and then go in for the kill by asking you to pay between $500-1,000 for the membership. Many complaints on this scam.

I can't stress enough to NEVER give your CC information to someone over the phone unless it is a legit person you know and have dealt with before.