Paid 9/19/08 for a subscription. I never received the subscription. My letter sent has never been replied to. ...
On Memorial Day we were at home relaxing and two young ladies came to our door. They indicated that they were selling magazines to earn points to go on a trip and learn how to deliver oral presentations and get over their fear of public speaking. I paid $55 for a subscription to Sports Illustrated. ...
A young "college" student came to the door one evening in early May. My children need to renew a magazine subscription and although it cost a little more to go thru CCI, I felt it was for a good cause and went ahead. I thought I was helping the young lady (who was supposedly in the lead) ...
On June 3 I received a knock on my door about 8 P.M. Upon opening the door, I was instantly in the presence of two young male adults. They proceeded to inform me they were working on a contest from this company, (associated with the Girl Scouts and Kent State University - both of which are a lie) ...
The setting: Just as I came home from work an unexpected knock from the entry door inside my garage. (I hadnt even closed the garage door yet) A high energy teenage kid with an Irish accent pamphlet in hand told me he was in the lead in a sales contest. The pitch: Being a little uneasy now (this ...
Like many posts I saw on the web, I like others agreed to the sales pitch from a young man who knocked on my door selling magazine subscriptions/renewals. He said he was trying to make an honest living and stay out of the projects in East St Louis. Well, Albert and Movemeant Sales Enterprises will ...