I signed up for this magazine thing because it reminded me of Publisher's Clearinghouse. I thought the 1,000 online shopping spree would be anything I wanted to buy. When I signed up and went to the website and saw the junk I had to choose from, I decided to cancel the order. When I canceled, ...
In April of being pregnant and vulnerable at 8:00 pm one night, I received a call from a telemarketing company, claiming I had won a sweepstakes, his and hers diamond watches. Somehow they managed to tack on a magazine subscription. Said it was a great deal and I could get Rolling Stone for 5 years ...
Back in February I received a call from a man claiming to be a representative of S.E.F. Publishers (Marketing Co.) telling me that I won a $1000 online shopping spree. (which I never received and when I did, that was a scam too, because you had to pay OUTRAGEOUS shipping & handling it was NOT ...
I recieved a letter in the mail from this company that stated they had been unsuccessful in having any response from me either by phone or mail in regaurds to an account. Also that my fees were multiplying and this account will be going to court at the end of November with their legal team. Also ...
About a year ago this company called me and told me I won a $1000.00 shopping spree.in order to claim this prize, I was told to fill out a one time subscription to a magazine that they told me they would charge on my credit card. I told them I wanted to see proof of the shopping spree I had won and ...
I received an email where I was told I would receive a $1000 shopping spree. I must admit that at first I thought it was from Publishers Clearing House as that is what I interpreted from the communications. I was told that I needed to buy a magazine membership and could cancel at any time. I was ...