Two young african american guys came to my door saying they were trying to better their lives. Very pleasant young men. I ordered three subscriptions with the hopes of having them to give for Christmas. Three months later I still have not received anything and there seems no way to contact this ...
Very charming and sweet African-American guy came to my door solicited me for a magazine subscription, claiming that the funds would help him and others receive job training. I purchased an annual subscription to the Atlantic. End of story, 11 months later, no magazine has never arrived. The ...
Two people came to my door to sell me magazines. They had a long story about this company creating opportunities for young people living in low-income housing. They were friendly and generally professional in their demeanor. They assured me that they were actually being paid for their work, and not ...
A young man came to our door after dinner and said he was here from Texas working to better himself for his family and was selling magazines to make it happen. I ordered three subscriptions to Time, The New Yorker and Girls Life for $220 and the magazines never came. ...
Eclipse Reaction uses young adults that go door to door to sell magazine subscriptions. These magazine subscriptions are never fulfilled. I tried to cancel my order by mailing a cancellation letter to their address and the letter was returned as not deliverable. The company cannot be reached via ...
Call the number on the receipt before you sign up! Magazine guy selling door to door to get his life on track so I signed up for a 3 year subscription of Men's Journal. Should have known it was a scam. I waited the 120 days (that should have told me it was a scam) and called a number that just gave ...