Two conservative-looking girls came to my door selling magazine subscriptions or coupon books. They said it was to help them earn points for college scholarships. They claimed to be locals and fully explained their goals, so I decided to purchase a coupon book for vouchers to use in all major ...
A Knock on the door, a male and a female, "You must be a good person" [That is really disarming]. They were selling magazine subscriptions for college scholarships - $15,000 if they make 30,000 points. Female seemed the smarter, at least, she talked more than the guy. Two plastic ...
A guy came by the house a few minutes ago (right after I got home from the doctor) telling me that he was selling magazines to get points to earn a $15,000 prize for starting up his business or going towards college. He said he's already been to college so he wants to use the money to start up a ...
In august i was on my porch when 2 friendly teenage girls approached stating that they were selling coupon books to help them pay for college. The cost was 24.95, and we were told we would receive the coupon book in 8-10 weeks. However, when the book arrived, it was not coupons. Instead, it was a ...
It happens the same as the other people who got rip off from these girls or company. I was doing some garden work with my wife when I was approach by a nice blondy girl probably in her 20 (a little chubby girl, but very nice. She said her was trying to get some points for her college. She told us ...
My fiance, I and child were home on a nice afternoon when a girl came to our door. Said that her and another had split up in the area that they were assigned to in our neighborhood and they were competing for a $15,000 scholarship and we could help by buying magazines. If we bought two magazines, ...