A boy and a girl knocked on my door and were selling magazines for a chance to win a scholarship to college. They needed the most points to win they told me. They tried to get me to buy one from each of them. I hesated for a while, because I didn't want to buy any. I was pregnant and have a 1 year ...
I was also ripped off; however, after some research and locatiing all of your individual reports, I have found a place that got a refund for the individual! I was told that all 32 complaints can be filed so please go to the web site it is the Pinellas County Government webpage= Pinellas. ...
Two young individuals came to my door asking me to purchase a magazine. Any purchase and half the money would go to these young individual's educational pursuits. I wrote out one check and another before the said 10 days elapsed as per instructions on their magazine purchase receipt. After over 120 ...
Some one came to the door selling magazine subscriptions with some line about earning money to start her own business. We chose a magazine, paid $50.00 for the subscription and received a letter stating that the magazine we chose has ceased publication or is no longer avaible. We have to chose from ...
On the 3rd of March, a solicitior came to my front door claiming he was selling magazine subscriptions to raise money for him to go to college. He said he wanted to raise the money so he could go to a good out of state university to pursue his education, and if we could get a magazine subscrition ...
Young man and girl presented themselves as college students earning points for money for college. Asked to buy subscription from each. Wrote 2 checks for $15; half of each subscripton. Was to mail 2 more checks within 10 days; then wait 90 to 120 days for magazines. I called my bank to stop ...