International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Reviews
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Overview
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International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has a 1.5 star rating from 2 customer reviews and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; recent recommendation warns "Careful who you donate to".
Positive Feedback
Supporters may appreciate the stated mission, but few recent reviews praise fundraising or outreach; public perception in many International Fellowship of Christians and Jews reviews is negative.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints allege aggressive solicitations, daily calls and sold donor information leading to many other charities contacting donors.
- Criticism notes high executive pay and claims that donations fund operations more than aid recipients.
- Issues reported with donor relations and customer service when trying to stop solicitations.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Research International Fellowship of Christians and Jews reviews and donor reports before giving.
- Consider donating anonymously or to charities with transparent billing, refund and subscription policies.
- Expect persistent outreach; verify data-sharing practices and opt-out options first.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has a 1.5 star rating from 2 customer reviews and consumers are mostly dissatisfied; recent recommendation warns "Careful who you donate to".
Positive Feedback
Supporters may appreciate the stated mission, but few recent reviews praise fundraising or outreach; public perception in many International Fellowship of Christians and Jews reviews is negative.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints allege aggressive solicitations, daily calls and sold donor information leading to many other charities contacting donors.
- Criticism notes high executive pay and claims that donations fund operations more than aid recipients.
- Issues reported with donor relations and customer service when trying to stop solicitations.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Research International Fellowship of Christians and Jews reviews and donor reports before giving.
- Consider donating anonymously or to charities with transparent billing, refund and subscription policies.
- Expect persistent outreach; verify data-sharing practices and opt-out options first.
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Verified Reviewer
TV commercials
- - The ads show the CEO and the Bishop dramatizing on TV while allegedly exploiting poor old Jewish ladies, and money supposedly goes to salaries rather than aid.
It's like the "CEO" and "Bishop" are trying to win an academy award for dramatics on the TV commercials, while exploiting poor old Jewish ladies, but what they don't tell you in the commercials is that she is knocking down almost a million dollar a year salary and "the Bishop" is getting close to half a million dollars a year most other "executives" get around $200K a year, and when you donate your money doesn't go to those poor old ladies like we're told either, and they pay for Spokesmen to try to get donations as well
Preferred solution: Apology
User's recommendation: Careful who you donate to
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Verified ReviewerResolved: Aggressive charity organization
- - They sold my name and address to charities.
- - They send solicitations and calls.
- - Most donations go to executives and operating costs.
Company fixed the issue and I have been provided with apology. They are a charity I donated to at Christmas.
They aggressively continued to send me solicitations for money on a weekly basis. They sold my name and address to many other charities who then sent me their solicitations for donations.
I called them and told them to please take me off their mailing list. I have completely stopped donating to charities because of their actions.
Made the mistake of donating to this group at Christmas. They sold my name and address to numerous other charities, who then sent me their solicitations for donations.
They are now calling me with recorded messages. This group keeps most of the donations to pay their executives and operating costs.
There are much better charities to donate to. This has been a nightmare organization to get rid of.
Donate anonymously or not at all
- - Donated to a charity and then got daily calls.
- - They found my unpublished number and kept calling.
- - I suspect FCJ sold my number and address.
A generous donation to a seemingly worthy organization became a problem. They somehow located my (unpublished) phone number and began calling daily.
When requested to discontinue the calls, almost immediately a dozen or more charities (many of which I've not heard of) began calling numerous times per day.
I have an unshakable suspicion that FCJ sold my number and address. This is unacceptable ; if they wish to deny this practice, here is their chance.
Preferred solution: Leave me alone and don't sell my name.
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They wouldn't be the first ones to pull something like that.