I made an account with casting 360 and applied to multiple casting calls.I received feedback from one company (Xpo NewYork) that was conducting a photoshoot for WildBerries (a European clothing company).They promised to pay part of the advertised salary before and the rest after the shoot. I was emailed a contract and asked to sign it and scan it back. I immediately researched the agency. I visited the website, read about the founder who's name was supposedly John Curry.I then decided to do a google image search on the founder and as it turns out, he is a professor in the Psychology department at Duke University. I emailed the modeling agency back and told them that I was aware that they were running a scam and that I would be notifying the authorities. They have not responded to be since.Casting 360 is a huge scam! This reviewer shared experience about bad quality and wants this business to issue a full refund as the author lost $45. This person is overall dissatisfied with Casting360. Reviewer wants customer support to reach our to him or her ASAP for further discussion of this matter. Also, you can continue reading comments about Casting360. Check out the best and the worst companies in Entertainment category for more informed decision or compare Casting360 to other companies on our site.

Many people told me I should be a model so I looked up jobs & notjced this one & called. They told me they had a promotion where I would only pay 1 fee of $50.00 & would get updated casting calls for a whole year, my portfolio would stay on there forever & the online acting class was free so I thought I'd go for it cause other places wanted hundreds up front. They only charged me that 1 time fee but I never got asked to do any modeling, acting, extras or commercials & was never even contacted by agencies. They always showed testimonials of people writing how they got calls within their 1st week of being on the site & not to judge, but I looked a *** of a lot better than a lot of those people, like those who were overweight & no skills or acting lessons & I never got anything. Those testimonials must have been from people that worked there that had fake portfolios to make people believe its a reliable company.

I made an account with casting 360 and applied to multiple casting calls. I received feedback from one company that was conducting a photoshoot for WildBerries (a European clothing company).They promised to pay part of the advertised salary before and the rest after the shoot. I was emailed a contract and asked to sign it and scan it back. I immediately researched the agency. I visited the website, read about the founder who's name was supposedly John Curry.I then decided to do a google image search on the founder and as it turns out, he is a professor in the Psychology department at Duke University. I emailed the modeling agency back and told them that I was aware that they were running a scam and that I would be notifying the authorities.They have not responded to be since. Casting 360 is a huge scam!