A young man (Michael) came to the door saying he played baseball for the local American Legion baseball team. He stated he was selling magazines for the troops overseas. He said he lived around the corner and his father, a Navy sailor, was moving out of the area in August. Being a veteran, I wanted ...
A young girl came to my house saying she was a University student raising money for a trip. She was selling magazines so that she could raise money AND that the subscription would be for military hospitals. Since my Father, husband and son are all veterans, I thought in my own way, I was helping ...
Answered the BACK door after dark (should have been a big red flag) to a young man who looked to be about 20 years old who said he was raising money for has baseball team for a trip to Dallas. For my donation, I would get magazine subscriptions – which would be donated to troops overseas. Said he ...
Like everyone else I answered the door to two young guys who were raising money for a trip by selling magazines and also donating them to troops overseas. I clearly fell for it, but luckily only paid for 1 subscription as they were very overpriced. I wrote a check as I didnt have any cash on my ...
A guy named Praveen of Indian decent, dark skin, hair and said he was 19 years old knocked at my door at about 5:00pm. VERY friendly, asked alot of questions such as how long my son and I lived here, what I did for a living, spoke to my 11 year old son etc. Very nice and anyway, yes I fell victim ...
Young man, Michael, came to the door selling magazine subscriptions for a local baseball team (OSU came into the conversation as well) and for each subscription one will go to troops in Iraq. My husband, retired military, fell for it, hook line & sinker: (after being let into our house (as my ...