Young man posing as college student selling magazines for support military as proceeds go to finance a trip to the UK for a college semester. He mentioned living in the neighborhood but could not remember the house number and did not have any form of ID on him. He was nervous, not articulate and ...
Guy in his 20's came to the door selling magazine subscriptions to be sent to the overseas military. Money would go to support his American Legion baseball team. He said the magazines companies were donating the subscriptions and that is why the teams were getting all the money. He said he lived in ...
Friendly kid came to door, claiming to sell magazines to be given to wounded vets, while he'd earn points for his American Legion baseball team to go play in Hawaii. He claimed to live right around the corner and named the street. He also named a neighbor and said she'd bought a subscription. He ...
College student selling magazines to send to wounded warrior hospitals in order to collect points for semester abroad. Was told I had two weeks before the checks would be processed. It was done in 7 days and overdrew my account and cost me an additional $25 on top of the $59 magazine. Calling the ...
College student selling magazines for veterans hospitals. Cost for two was 118.00 told me it was one eighteen, didn't realize it was one hundred eighteen ...
On Sept two girls came to my home in Smyrna area, they ask my wife to purchase magazine subscription for their club / charity work. They used high pressure sales tactics. Finally my wife bought an magazine subscription for $36 and gave them the check for $36. When we received the returned cashed ...