This company portrays as to be a record label scam will set you up to believe you will get a record deal. In the long run it is the typical small type business scam. I'd fear of doing any business with this person in Atlanta, Georgia. This company is a bunch of crap you shouldn't have to pay 25 dollars to do an interview. Your talent should speak for itself and you shouldn't have to pay someone who in actually will try to get more money from you in the end. I would stay away from this company.
This company poses as an Artist Management company looking to sign new talent but in fact they just want to profit with $25 Phone Call Consultations intended at making money and not actually signing Artists. They also ask for many personal details, links to social media account and information that is compromising - yet they actually do not intend to sign new Musical Talent to their roster. They are not open about the $25 Fee until AFTER you have submitted all your personal information.
Lastly and most importantly they have Fake reviews within their website of Fake past customers raving about them. Every review is 5 Stars which is the most obvoius way to tell these reviews are all fake.
In my opinion this is a typical music business, small time scam. The company makes lots of vague claims but lacks any specific credentials to prove those claims. The posting was that they were offering a job but what the job is was never explained at all.
After answering an ad seeking music composers, I was asked to fill out a time consuming form asking for lots of personal and professional information and a picture. The information was more than enough to show I was a highly experienced professional.
The next day they called me and told me that I could be interviewed by the CEO if I paid $25.00 for an appointment.
In my opinion this is a scam directed at the thousands of people having the desire but lacking the ability to make it in the music business. And if you are super talented, your work speaks for itself, you should not pay $25.00 just to talk on the phone about it to some one. I'd fear giving them a credit card number to pay for their consultation.
CSP Music Group Reviews
SCAM SCAM SCAM
This company portrays as to be a record label scam will set you up to believe you will get a record deal. In the long run it is the typical small type business scam. I'd fear of doing any business with this person in Atlanta, Georgia. This company is a bunch of crap you shouldn't have to pay 25 dollars to do an interview. Your talent should speak for itself and you shouldn't have to pay someone who in actually will try to get more money from you in the end. I would stay away from this company.
This company poses as an Artist Management company looking to sign new talent but in fact they just want to profit with $25 Phone Call Consultations intended at making money and not actually signing Artists. They also ask for many personal details, links to social media account and information that is compromising - yet they actually do not intend to sign new Musical Talent to their roster. They are not open about the $25 Fee until AFTER you have submitted all your personal information.
Lastly and most importantly they have Fake reviews within their website of Fake past customers raving about them. Every review is 5 Stars which is the most obvoius way to tell these reviews are all fake.
In my opinion this is a typical music business, small time scam. The company makes lots of vague claims but lacks any specific credentials to prove those claims. The posting was that they were offering a job but what the job is was never explained at all.
After answering an ad seeking music composers, I was asked to fill out a time consuming form asking for lots of personal and professional information and a picture. The information was more than enough to show I was a highly experienced professional.
The next day they called me and told me that I could be interviewed by the CEO if I paid $25.00 for an appointment.
In my opinion this is a scam directed at the thousands of people having the desire but lacking the ability to make it in the music business. And if you are super talented, your work speaks for itself, you should not pay $25.00 just to talk on the phone about it to some one. I'd fear giving them a credit card number to pay for their consultation.