This company sends young adults to your door posing as local athletes doing a fund raiser. This young girl (maybe 17ish) came to my door telling me she played softball for our local high school team. She said they were going to a national championship in San Diego, CA and they needed to raise ...
I can't believe I fell for this one. The young male who knocked on my door said the new university (university of california at monterey bay) couldn't afford to pay for their baseball team to travel to FL for a baseball conference. He indicated he played third base and relief pitcher for the team. ...
Two teenage girls knocked on our door (overly friendly) explaining that they were on Chatsworth Soccer team and they were going to Hawaii to play a game. However, some of the girls can't afford it, so they came up with a way to help support them to raise money by sponsoring books for the kids at a ...
A young man claiming to live in my neighborhood was selling children's sponsorships for books from Tuscan Readers Services. He claimed to be raising money for his Club Football team's trip to Maui. He told me his parents' names and what street he lived on. Said that his mom made him offer to come ...
I was busy trying to get out of the house to pick up my daughter from school when the door bell rang. There was a clean cut looking young man at the door saying that he was embarrassing himself by selling magazines to help send his unfunded club baseball team somewhere. He also said that he was ...
The charming, confident college age student at my door followed, to the letter, the "scripts" relayed in other postings. Told me his mother walked the dog on our street. Said he is a senior at University of Miami going to Hawaii and that his parents paid for his trip, but he's helping ...