I was approached by a young African-American female back in April who was selling magazine subscriptions to help "make a better life" for herself. I was told she would earn points and would receive no monetary compensation for her sale. I emailed the company several times but never ...
A very nice, young lady rang my doorbell on April 18. She (Andrea Atkins) said that she was selling magazine subscriptions as a means for helping put low income students through college. She had a legitimate looking form and promised that I could get my money back if I was not completely satisfied. ...
A young man and young lady came to my door telling me that buying the magazine would help them with their education. The young man was very persistent and believable. The young lady stood there and agreed with everything he said. He showed me booklet of magazines and I asked him if my magazine ...
Trinity Public Relations Company representative Allan Dudley came to my door and sold me magazines with a pitch that the company was established to help their employees get back on their feet. After 3 months we had not received our magazines. When I called to inquire, the phone number was ...
Feb a nice girl named Aleshia came to my door. She told me a sad story about her life, and how she took a wrong turn that left her homeless. Now she was on her way to getting her college degree with the help of the Trinity Public Relations company. She was selling magazines for them while they ...
On March 17 I was approached by a young man requesting that I purchase magazines. He was in a program to try and help him get out of his urban upbringing. I have attempted to contact the number on the receipt, it has been disconnected. I have never received any magazines. ...