Check out this scenario: Get (Purchase) a Degree from Concordia College & University, the mill. Have one of the 3 “Credit Evaluator Services” they list on their website “translate” your Purchased degree into transferable credits. Have the credit evaluations sent into the college of your choice. Anyone tried this? How come this mill hasn’t been shut down?
DegreeInfo, I would think, would be one of the last places you'd be likely to find someone who's done much patronizing of degree mills and fake credential evaluation services. But, hey... maybe one of our friends from The Crabby Forum -- who still have posting privileges here -- has some experience with it. By the way... I assume the three services listed on the site are as fake as the mill. If not, then we really do have something to talk about here. One way or the other, however, posts like yours should (not required, mind you, but I'm just suggesting) include links to the offending sites so your readers don't have to go to Google and hunt them down... and risk finding a site similarly named, but different from the one about which you're actually talking. Again, just a suggestion. For the same reason most of them aren't shut down: Because no one with the power to actually do something about it cares enough.
