One afternoon in aug? 2 young black men came to my door to sell magazines with a story of the sale goes toward a trip for them to get out of the inner city and help them become productive citizens. It sounded o. K-although I sensed it might be a scam - I ignored it - felt generous and bought 2 ...
Some peddler came to my door and gave his sob story - rather comical I suppose - I was sucked in and I NEVER usually get sucked in by stupid people - boy was I the stupid one this time - NEVER EVER again will I listen to these type of people - sold me two subscriptions - you know the story, never ...
It is pathetic to use individuals who "say" they are trying to get their lives back together in order to ripoff a persons money. For that specific reason I have had a 6ft locked fence around my entire property so that NO one can get to my front door. This is why people hate solicitors ...
My husband ordered Alfred Hitchock magazine on 6-9-05. I've spoken to the company numerous times and been generally told the money had been applied to Readers Digest in error. The subscription for Readers Digest was eventually backed off. The AH magazine was never received. My last conversation ...
Go Does is a corrupt business! I do not normally purchase from anybody selling door to door. However, after listening to this woman's song & dance about how she was getting back on her feet and the fact that it was 12/5/06 (right before Christmas) I made the mistake and purchased 3 ...
A young man (last name Lewis) appeared at my door with a sob story about working to keep people off the street and off welfare. I have learned thru the years that these are always scams designed to separate you from your money. I stopped him short of the 'magazine subscription' spiel by saying that ...