I'm a Sr. Sales executive in the corporate world of over 20 years.
Here's my experience with NCSA.
They have a two-prong approach.
Your first contact is with someone in their Chicago HQ office. This will be a pleasant call where the representative asks many questions about your son/daughter and is very helpful. Their goal is to set you up with their "recruiter" in your area and to get "evaluated."
Once the appointment is set they ask you to confirm that both parents and the athlete is present for the meeting. They tell you the evaluation will be one hour.
We received the call from the "recruiter" and he proceeds to try to close you immediately into their services. There is no "evaluation." He refuses to answer any questions, does not offer any information rather just waits during dead air for you to commit to his hard-sale tactics and spend money immediately.
So, this is a scam. Bait and switch advertising. There is no evaluation. He is not a recruiter but rather a hard-sell salesmen waiting to intimidate good-natured parents who want to help their son/daughter. You can do everything yourself. You don't need NCSA. I'm going to file a formal complaint of bait & switch advertising against this company with the FTC. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY - IT IS A SCAM.
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Northern California