Visionmodels Avis 6

My partner answered an Ad he saw on Facebook for models over 50 and was invited for an assessment shoot, he asked what the financial implications were and was told nothing so we thought... nothing venture nothing gained and attended the assessment on 15/06/25. They were very complimentary and make you feel very special, he had the photoshoot and as all the other reviews state that's when the long con starts.

They blind you with flattery and utter BS... claim they have had conversations with the powers that be upstairs and in London and then drop the cost bomb. Packages for their services which include the photographs they have taken, them going out to market for you to agencies, creating a portfolio for you... start from £800 up to thousands. They rush and pressure you into making a decision, give you paperwork to sign but don't let you see it all just point to where you need to sign then within minuets your shoved out the door with promises of a hitting the big time, a verified contact list for agencies they have spoken with on your behalf and the possibility of making money.

Fast forward 24hrs we received a recommendation email with information you could get off google for free. Absolute scam, they prey on peoples trust and vulnerability... very clever and extremely corrupt and dishonest. They didn't even give us a copy of the paperwork, we had to request it and it was only then that we realised they basically get you to sign saying you have no legal recourse for a refund.

Do not give these thieving scumbags you're hard earned money... they will promise you the earth and deliver absolutely sod all

Avoid all all costs 100% scammers
Adams the main culprit he lies through his teeth.
Scammed 7k for photography.
Lied and said high midelling potentials.
50 68 higher ardwick
Manchester
VISION MODELS ARE TGR BIGGET LIARS ON YGE PLANET.

In answering an advert for older models my wife was invited to a free shoot in Manchester, supposedly associated with Vision Models. Very professional and believable people and photographer. After the shoot we were asked to go out and get a coffee whilst they looked at the 84 pictures but also check with "London" as to whether or not she was suitable. We were told that there was a greater call for mature models nowadays, all very plausible. When we got back we were in a room with one of the gentlemen who supervised the shoot when the other one came in and implied that London had said yes, that's when the discussion turned to money. The inference all the way through was that the portfolio would be sent to clients to create opportunities for work, 20% of any earnings to go to Vision Models. My wife having paid the money and been told an e-mail would follow waited until the middle of the week and yes it arrived with a list of companies that she might wish to contact to register with them, in effect you pay a lot of money for a bunch of pictures and some names! No guarantees of work and they want commission. It is tantamount to obtaining money by deception.
Having spoken to Vision Models in London they advised that they have no association with this address in Manchester, nor the people there. Please report to Action Fraud if in any doubt.

This company operates under the name Vision Models but is based in Manchester 50 68 higher ardwick M12 6DA — not to be confused with the reputable London agency.

My experience was completely misleading from the start. Adam present it as a legitimate opportunity for aspiring models, but it quickly turns into a high-pressure sales pitch. I was told this was a rare chance and if I didn’t act immediately, my child’s potential would be wasted. They pushed for a rushed signature, didn’t provide a proper breakdown of costs, and never issued a copy of the contract.

Later, when challenged, they claimed we were simply paying for a photography package — something they never once mentioned clearly during the meeting. £7,000 for a dozen images is not only unreasonable, it’s exploitative.

They use confusion, urgency, and emotional manipulation to close the sale — and then shift the story when questioned. There is no real support, no modelling agency connections, and absolutely no accountability.

Stay away. This is not how a trustworthy company operates.

This company goes by the name vision models, vision models is a very well known agency based in London. These scammers are based in Manchester 50 68 higher Ardwick manchester. They book you in for photoshoot and give you feedback. The scammed £7000 of us, highly speaking about my daughters potential and saying we would be we’d be ruining her changes if we didn’t take the opportunity to sign off. They didn't even give a copy of the contract and just rushed us to signing. No time to discuss, Be aware of these type of people, when questioned why they’re called vision Models, they didn't answer. They had no remorse for what they did to us. preying on vulnerable families and falsely selling a modelling contract, later they claimed they don’t provide any opportunities and affiliate with modelling agencies.
Adam confirmed it was a photography package we bought. Not once did Adam verbally say we was buying a photography package. who in the right frame of mind will pay £7000 for 12 pictures even at the highest quality.
Avoid at all cost!!!

Do Not Trust Vision Models
Do Not Trust Vision Models – Misleading and Costly Experience

Address: 50–68 Higher Ardwick, Manchester, M12 6DA

Our experience with Vision Models was deeply upsetting and financially draining. They took £7,000 from us after convincing us that our son had exceptional potential for a modeling career. We were shown a professional front and sold on the idea that he would be fast-tracked to high-profile work. They offered three different “packages” — the most expensive being £7k — and pushed us into going for it.

Adam, who presented himself as a talent consultant, gave us the impression that this would lead to real exposure, connections with agencies, and even potential billboard campaigns. Once payment was made, however, the story changed. We later found out that they have no actual affiliations with modeling agencies and do not facilitate any kind of modeling career.

This company uses hope and excitement to exploit families, especially those new to the industry. We’re now in the process of disputing the payment and pursuing a refund through our bank.

Avoid this company — they are not what they claim to be. If you've been misled too, please report them and help stop this from happening to others.