I never thought I would have to make a post like this. One of my students sent me a screenshot from the NCLEX Bootcamp website showing my real photo, my full name, and a five-star review presented as if I had written it. I did not. I have never used NCLEX Bootcamp, never wrote this review, and never authorized them to use my name, photo, or identity. What makes this even more concerning is that I had already passed my NCLEX-RN years before Bootcamp launched its NCLEX platform. I could not have used their program to prepare for an exam I had already passed. The review even claims that I used another NCLEX prep company and recommends Bootcamp. Those are not my words. I have preserved screenshots showing exactly what appeared on their website. If you are a nurse or nursing student, check the reviews yourself. If you see your name or photo attached to a testimonial you never submitted, screenshot it, save the URL, and preserve the evidence. Please share, save, and like this post so more nurses and nursing students see it. Tag Bootcamp and help bring awareness. This is about consent, transparency, identity, and the authenticity of testimonials shown to nursing students. #NCLEX - @nursepro_nursing