Product Model Management, Inc.

I was with this "agency" for a while but have to say I agree with everyone that although your child may get called to go on a go see and even get some work from time to time, they border more on being a scam then a legit company.

They are VERY UNPROFESSIONAL, everything said from the being thrown in a hallway on your first visit on was accurate. I was foolish and stayed on but here is how they got me. I signed NO papers with them (so that seemed good)) they agreed to let me use my own pictures, that they approved (also fine) they wanted to make sure they seemed professional (all good) and to my surprise my son was not only sent on a go see but got the "job". I was over the moon. This was his first time out of the gate and he got the job. Wow. I was shocked because after that I heard nothing. So I contacted them to see what was going on (because all you hear is be ready to run into the city on a moments notice and often, all of which was fine by me). And yet no calls???? Odd after being hired for a pretty big job. Don't want to say for whom but I will say it was a very well know store. Anyway, these pictures have never been seen on any publication but he got paid so whatever. Anyway after I called them there were two more go see's and then not a word so I was then told I should really be on their website because that is where the most exposure comes from and where companies look for talent. So here is where I made my fatal mistake. I said oh sure. I sent more pictures that I took and were approved by them, PAID the dumb fee (that I did question and was told all agencies charge for this) it was over $1,500.00 between their fees to be on it and then the cost to have a few pictures up. I was annoyed by this and how much it cost but like a jerk I agreed and then I heard NOTHING, no go see's, no answers to my calls, nothing. When I finally got through I was asked if I planned on leaving and I said no I just want to be sure that I am not dropping the ball on my end and if there was more I should be doing. Keep in mind these calls were not weekly or even monthly they were spaced out over many months. Anyway, after that call I received a letter saying my son was no longer going to be represented by them because there was a lack of interest in him but try again in a year. WHAT?? no call, no anything but a cold letter. I swear to you these calls were over a 6 month period and was told its a slow time of year, picks up in the spring and summer not a call so I called in Oct and was told its a tough age to book and then called again the next spring. So clearly not a stage mom here. Once they received the money they no longer needed to string me along and yeah if someone saw his picture amongst the many others they'd call him but there are so many agencies and so many kids even with this one I don't see someone looking to book a kid flipping through Products pictures my for son. They are a joke but I was the bigger joke falling for it. Save your time and money. Or if you do choose to use them, give no money. Everyone I know that used them, left. Also there's that too, they take everyone or almost everyone.

Product Model Management is a SCAM. I had an appointment with them for my 8 years old daughter. We were excited to get her signed. But we have realized very quickly that this company is a SCAM while selling an expensive acting classes not only to my daughter but also 2 of my younger children who were not even there to be signed. Even worse they have insisted that my daughter has to attend a go see for fitting which pays onTly $40 per hour which we were not fine with. Another thing was offering us voice lessons with their vocal coach claiming that the one we currently have is not good. Everything to get more money from us.

This management charges very expensive fee for registration. We have attended their open call and have waited for 4 hours to be seen. When it was finally our turn to see my child the lady with glasses was very rude. She said to leave there a photo as she has no more time to meet my child. Then we have received the email to come and pay additional fee for their website.