Alumni Association Meetings Cancelled Until Further Notice
We have had no contact, nor have heard of any activities, with the officers of the Alumni Association for a couple years now. Presumably, it can be considered a defunct organization. As such, there will be no more meetings until further notice.
We will, however, keep this website running as long as there is interest.
USA Reunited is a SCAM!!! Be aware of AlumniClass and Gradbook too!!!
Should you get an email from USA Reunited telling you a long lost classmate is looking for you — fuhgetaboutit!! The only thing they’re looking for is your money.
Many W-L alums are getting messages on a regular basis from USA Reunited (www.usareunited.com) informing them that someone is looking for them. When you go to the site to pick up the message, guess what? You have to pay to see it. Guess what else? There’s no message waiting for you.
In my lexicon, that’s known as a scam. Along the same lines, alums are receiving emails from AlumniClass.com or Gradbook.com asking them to join their classmates. It certainly looks like it was sent by some official W-L entity: the school, or the Alumni Association. They have no affiliation with the school, and certainly do not have the blessings of the official W-L Alumni Association (the sponsors of this website). They even have ‘W-L gear’ for sale. In a strict sense it’s not a scam, since there is content there, and (for a fee) they provide a service.
Just remember, both these websites require a credit card number! Are you sure you want these scam artists to have access to your money? We recommend that anything you receive from either of these groups be promptly deleted, asap, if not sooner. Ignore them, please. Even better, set your spam filter so you don’t even see the messages in the first place.
Forewarned is forearmed!