Do You Think Biltmore Who’s Who Scam a Scam?

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 7, 2009 -- Biltmore Who's Who Inc., Biltmore Who's who is not a scam, according to the many members who sing the praises of what this social networking and registry entity did to help them strengthen their business and personal brand reputation online. In fact, not only is Biltmore Who's Who Inc., Biltmore Whos who is not a scam to these folks, but quite a few consider their membership a vital tool to help them compete for business and job success in today’s new digital age…

We would like to take this opportunity and introduce you to Dr. Robert L. Holman, from Sandpoint, Idaho as one of our distinguished Members of Biltmore Who's Who Successful Men of 2008.

Dr. Holman earned his medical degree from the University of Illinois School of Medicine. In 1984, he completed his Residency at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine.

He spent three years in Internal Medicine private practice. Before relocating to Idaho, he lived in Flagstaff, Arizona where he was in Cardiology private practice.

He is a Cardiologist at Heart Clinics Northwest where he specializes in acute and chronic heart conditions. Dr. Holman is Board Certified in Cardiovascular Disease.

His current affiliations include the American College of Cardiology since 1992, the American Heart Association and the American Society of EchoCardiology.

In his spare time he enjoys sailing.

Biltmore Who's Who welcomes Dr. Holman and wishes him continued success in the future.

But if Biltmore Who's Who Inc. Biltmore Who's is not a scam, what about those who claim they joined and didn’t get customers or jobs from it? According to Alex, those arguments don’t hold water. “Frankly if you’re looking for Biltmore to be your miracle worker, you’re being unrealistic. Biltmore is one part – an extremely important part – but still one part of your overall plan. Biltmore didn’t legitimize who I was as a businessperson: I did that myself. What they did was get my name out there in high-profile ways which further boosted my credibility. But I still had to do my part.”

Skeptical readers may be very surprised to learn that less than 5% of all adults in the United States qualify to receive a Biltmore registry invitation. Professionals are selected based upon stringent professional and financial criteria.

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