February: Two teenagers, one male - one female, claimed to be selling magazine subscriptions to raise money for college. We ordered some subscriptions and waited. When we called to find out where our subscriptions were, the recorded message told us to wait for 120 days following the order before ...
I can't believe there are so many people reporting this company for fraud, ripoff. I had two kids come to my door in April to sell me magazines. I hate door - to - door sales people to. I guess I felt sorry for them. They gave me the story about the trip to europe and all that. Well anyway, I ...
We ordered a magazine from a guy that said he was selling magazines for a school trip. We paid $31 on 11/02/03 and have still not received one magazine. When we call the company it puts us into a voicemail system and they never return your call. Also if you check them on the Better Business Bureau ...
Paid $37.00 (by personal check) to a door-to-door salesman for a subscription to Popular Science to "help him win a trip to Europe". I almost immediately changed my mind and the next day mailed to RAA the required documentation (per RAA's instructions) to cancel the subscription and ...
Sold a two year prescription ($99) via Door-to-Door sales guy pretending to be college kid. RAA never delivered a thing. Phone number is permanently on answer machine mode. No calls ever returned. ...
The National Student Agency represented Readers Across America and sold me a two year magazine subscription, which I have never received. ...