A teenager knocked on the door selling megazines. He had a batch showing where he worked and a information for all the megazines that were available to order. He said he needed to earn points for a trip to Italy for school and that he was ahead. I felt bad so I ordered a kids megazine just so ...
On the afternoon of January 15th as I was at home from work with my sick child I got a knock on the door. Thinking it was my neighbor, I opened it only to find a young man named Billy Smith telling me how I could help him out today. He was very upbeat and asking for high fives all the time, and all ...
College student selling magazine subscriptions. Purchased a subscription at an extremely inflated price, of course thinking you are helping a college student. Never recieved magazine. Hind sight is 20/20. Checked BBB Colorado AFTER she left and of course OK Marketing was graded an F. Called a ...
So today I had a girl knock on my door and she said that her name was Layce. I guess she is trying to get some kind of scholarship so she sells subscriptions to magazines to get points. If she gets so many points she will then get the scholarship or something like that. I thought it was weird but ...
On August 12 a "college student" named Aaron S. (code 211) came to our door selling magazine subscriptions. He stated that he went to UMUC and was going around selling magazines and that they had divided up into two teams. The boys vs. The girls and who ever had had the most points (which ...
In Aug a young boy came to my home trying to sell magazines to go to DisneyWorld. He stated he was visiting his grandmother here in Arkansas. He said he lived in Tulsa Ok. I told him No as I don't read magazines, but he fed me a sob story and I ordered one magazine-Rolling Stone. I paid him $71.00 ...