Kingsfield University: a new phony

The huge fake school organization operated by Americans in Romania, which has sold degrees of Harrington, Devonshire, Shelbourne, and 5 or 6 others, has just begun using the name Kingsford University.

 

Do they specialize in charcoal related degrees now? Is their school mascot the briquettes?

 

Is it "Kingsfield" or "Kingsford?" It's one way in the header and another in the text... Or maybe the school itself doesn't know

 

Kingsfield University

 

Im not going to even concider it unless they offer miniture laminated diplomas for my wallet. How else can I make new friends and be the life of the party!?

Veritas,

Michael

 

I am confident that for an extra $100 one would have no problem getting the laminated wallet diploma.

 

The claimed campus of Kingsfield University is on Fleet Street, London.

Since this is the street where all the major newspapers have their offices, perhaps the American who runs this operation from Romania is doing a little "in your face" challenge here.

 

The "registrar of Kingsfield University" says, "It was not such a nice thing you did": http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observer/news/local/4418111.htm

 

Everytime I try to access the website, articles about cheating husbands come up. Do they have degrees in cheating husband? Maybe they( Kingsfield University) underwrite cheaters.com or the tv show. lol.....

 

Their website is registered to "Marcus Campbell" in Beaverton, Oregon. With an e-mail address as [email protected].

Their registered phone number is 866-763-9457, which thanks to Google, brought up this site: http://www.nichemarketseo.com/affiliate.htm
Headliner: "Join Our Affiliate Program Free And Make BIG Money!"
Scrool down and you'll see both the phone number and the aformentioned e-mail address.

There is no "Marcus Campbell" listed on whitepages.com. However, listed are a couple of "M Campell"'s.

 

Nova,

Correct me if I am wrong, but the school doesnt even exist? I mean at least the mills have websites, this one doesnt even have one? How curious?

 

Tireman,

I, like you, keep getting the "cheating husbands" website. It doesn't seem to exist and I presume it never will. For now, I guess we wait.

 

Most of the Romanian mill's Websites were shut down by a court order, I suspect including the Kingsfield one. As Web domains expire, there are people who buy them up in bulk and put ads on them. So to see the Kingsfield Website, we would need to go back in time rather than "wait".

 

Your wish is my command. Through the courtesy of the Wayback Machine:

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.kingsfielduniversity.org




Tom Nixon