Scam alert. This is one of the biggest frauds in America. First they call you saying you match with one of their companies so you set up an appointment with someone who claims they are responding to your request. The caller then is always late for the "appointment" and acts as if it's your fault for the wrong time. If you ask any tough questions, you will get hung up on immediately. Scam! Run as fast as you can away from these people.

Professionalism Professionalism, reliability, promptness and subject matter expertise are the core components for making this company stand out.

A total scam A total scam. First a woman from a call center calls and asks if I am interested in a specific board assignment and if so, to schedule a call with her manager (Sean Irons in my case) to learn more about this specific opportunity. Then Sean "cannot" share any specific details about the opportunity but instead tries to sell a paid membership for boardsi that might or might not lead to a board seat. This is spam and a complete waste of time. Shame on people like these.

Total sales scam Received a random email from someone here, prompting me to setup a call. I get on the call and this girl gave me the standard sales pitch. board members make $1k/hour on average (the bait), then tells me that there's a setup fee to setup my profile, and then a monthly fee of $50. I then asked her if she had my linkedin profile, and she said she didn't. So I asked how do you know if I qualify? To which she studdered and didn't have a response. I asked to see their sample criteria for board members, and only to get a copout answer that they are all different... no it's not. Total scam sales job. They are just trying to signup as many people to the platform as possible and get your subscription fee.

Like Disney, boardsi does have negative reviews. Unfortunately, boardsi has mostly negative reviews. Similar to other reported experiences, I was initially contacted via cold call and set up an appointment to learn more. About 10 minutes into the introductory call and after hearing about the possibilities, came the hook that the next step was to schedule an onboarding call and a credit card was required. After doing a quick google search I saw nothing but negative reviews. I confronted the boardsi rep about this who replied, "even Disney gets negative reviews" which I responded, "sure but at least they have a known brand and baordsi is completely unknown and not deserving of such a leap of faith." I'm not saying boardsi is a scam but I'd say there are much better ways to spend $200 bucks a month.