McHill High School

Review: I contacted McHill High School to obtain a high school diploma for the price of $450.00 in 2012 to further my education. When I received the documents after completing the course, there was an error in my birthdate. I contacted them and they said I must have given them the wrong information and so it would be $60.00 to correct the documents. I felt that it was not my error and told them that the information they took from me over the phone was recorded by them and they should have a record to show it was not my error. The gentleman on the phone and said lady, you want your documents corrected you have to pay. Some time later I tried to enter a college and take on line classes and that's when I found out the documents were not accredited and the school was a fraud.Desired Settlement: I would like my $450.00 returned.

Review: In 2012 I paid in full $300 for a high school diploma through McHill High School. Several years after I had received my diploma through the mail, McHill High School contacted me several times via text messagesand phone calls saying that the diploma I received needed to be notarized and verified by the state. I kept pushing it off because I didn't feel like I should have to pay for that after several years I've held my diploma. I just received a phone call from them again today and they said that if I do not pay the "$250" to have it notarized, that my diploma would be canceled and then be invalid. So I went online and searched McHill High School and it brought me to the Revdex.com site stating that McHill High School is not an accredited business.Desired Settlement: I would like to have the $300.00 paid back to me because the business is in fact a scam.

Review: I did an online high school diploma Program. I passed the test provided, an agent contacted me right after so I could pay and get my high school diploma by mail. Before I gave my information I asked the agent if I was going to be able to enroll in collge with the diploma agent assured I was, agent even informed me the diploma was accredited. So, I went on and purchased the diploma. Recently I decided to continue my education and went to Vista College to enroll. I got tested passed the test. when I was asked for my diploma and transcripts, I provided the documents. The advisor went to check the documents came back and informed me the documents were a scam and not accredited, and the college could not accept the documents for that reason.When I got home on that same day, I called mchill high school, asked to speak with director. They asked for the reason I told them I had a complaint and I wanted a refund. Agent transfered my call, to The Director", I explained to "The Director", the problem of the diploma, he answered," uhu, okay, please hold let me transfer your call to the finance department". he released the call. I called back no one answered anymore.Desired Settlement: I get my full refund.

Review: I enrolled in the McHill High School GED program in August, 2012, and paid $200 + in order to take the "GED" online test and receive an accreditted high school GED diploma. I did receive a diploma in the mail that has no address, phone #, or email address, or how it is accredited. I contacted them on 8/22/2014, in order to ask how to send a potential employer that will be verifying my high school GED information and I received a phone call from the "high school" which told me due to Governmental laws, now my diploma was no longer valid unless I paid them another $650. Then during a high pressure sales, "[redacted]" told me that today only the school would cover the $450, but I would have to pay another $200. Tomorrow, it would be $650. They wanted my credit card and social security #. I would not give them this info and they told me that any employer that called them would be told my diploma was not valid. I believe this company is scamming good people that are only trying to receive an education.Desired Settlement: Refund of original $200+ dollars.

Review: I was online searching for a credited school to get my [redacted];I noticed a school by the name [redacted] and it stated I could get a High School Diploma .I applied for the schooling.Once I finished all 3 SEMESTERS I received a call saying I had passed with a GPA of 3.18 and I need to pay $200. I ask was this school a credited school because I was planning on going to college now.I was told yes so I gave my creditcard number to the male over the phone.A week later I was on line applying for college I was told to fax over my transcript .THE next day I get a call saying my transcript is just a piece of paper because the school [redacted] is not a credited school.SO I called the school [redacted] and they tried to explaine that I could only use the transcript they gave me at certain schools .I told them they mislead me and I wanted my money back and I was going to report them the person on the phone got angry and said do whatever you want to do;SO here I am.Desired Settlement: I want my money back and I want [redacted] High SCHOOL on line exposed.THEY need to tell people the truth their NOT a credited school .

Consumer

Response:

The customer sent our office an email stating:

Thank you so much for even making an effort to handle my complaint ;They put my $200 back in my account . Again thank you .

Review: This online school said it was a legit school but in fact it is a scam. They took my 239 dollars and gave me a fake diploma for my online testing. The staff tell me to take a hike and ha ha we got your money. They are rude and hang up on you if you question there process. SCAM SCAM SCAM.Desired Settlement: I would like to see this scam shut down. I dont know how they can scam people and get away with it. I would like to see a lawyer take this matter up and get all of us hard working people our money back with some restitution. And shut them down for good.

Review: online high school test,diploma ,transccripts that they claim are valid and is notDesired Settlement: not have no business this is scam .

Review: I got my high diploma from Mchill high and now Iam learning it was a scam and I wondering how can I get my money back.Desired Settlement: I'm

Review: I had taken a test for an evaluation on what my education level was at to see what classes they would need to enroll me in to get a high school diploma. They said I had exceeded the criteria and was eligible for the diploma right away, all I had to do was give them my mailing address and pay the fee. So I did and received my diploma in the mail, I tried to go enroll into college and that's when I found out it was fake.Desired Settlement: 200$

Review: I did an online high school diploma Program. I passed the test provided, an agent contacted me right after so I could pay and get my high school diploma by mail. Before I gave my information I asked the agent if I was going to be able to enroll in collge with the diploma agent assured I was, agent even informed me the diploma was accredited. So, I went on and purchased the diploma. Recently I decided to continue my education and went to [redacted] to enroll. I got tested passed the test. when I was asked for my diploma and transcripts, I provided the documents. The advisor went to check the documents came back and informed me the documents were a scam and not accredited, and the college could not accept the documents for that reason.When I got home on that same day, I called mchill high school, asked to speak with director. They asked for the reason I told them I had a complaint and I wanted a refund. Agent transfered my call, to The Director", I explained to "The Director", the problem of the diploma, he answered," uhu, okay, please hold let me transfer your call to the finance department". he released the call. I called back no one answered anymore.Desired Settlement: I would love my money back, and for the business to be prosicuted by the court.