A young college student came to my door clamming he was selling magazines in order to help him receive points for a contest that was being held to go to Europe. He also claimed that some of the portions would help the soldiers over seas. I ordered a year of muscle and fitness for $71, wrote a check ...
I have tried to call Back A Winner several times. Everytime, either the answering machine is full, or the line is busy. One time I left a message, but no one has called me back. What a scam! I still haven't received a magazine! We felt sorry for the guy that sold them to us because he said he was ...
This was supposed to be to help student athletes for transportation to a competition. The magazine subscription was for 2 years - "More" magazine. I can't believe I fell for it; the kid was so nice. ...
Magazine salesman gave a song and dance about earning points and how I could cancel my order and not be charged. Found this was a scam after my check for $159.00 was already cashed. ...
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Guy in his mid 20's came knocking at my door, sold a story about having special needs and donating money to help him win a trip. He said he was from our neighborhood. Total scam. Called the number listed on the back of the receipt and it doesn't exist. ...