In September of 2017, my company was contacted by a lady named Erica, who claimed she worked for Wanderlust Magazine. They have an online website Which is called Wanderlust Weekly.
" I write for an online travel and lifestyle magazine called Wanderlust, we cover conscious people and products around the world. We'd like to run a wellness feature on (My business), any interest?Please review the site and let me know, thanks we'd love to have you. =) wanderlustweekly.org "
"Also we'd love to help support your (PROJECT 1) and ( PROJECT 2). If you like we can put together a newsletter campaign for you to get the word out, which means we'd send a series of eblasts with(my business) branding and news to our 50K subscribers over a 2 month period. You're not obligated but it's very effective, with a one time fee of $($$) to help with our costs."
anonymous
Virginia ,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, April 05, 2018
The same thing happened to my studio. The link to my feature in Wanderlust Weekly is now redireted to a websight that is labeled Under Construction, the redirect websight is https://hungrymunkey.com.
Another studio informed of the same issue and alerted us that this con is being operated under a new websight name and address, https://wanderlust.blue