On 2/28/09 I wrote a check to pay for 52 issues of US Weekly to a sweet, young lady named Jasmine Wallace. Of course, the check was cashed within a few weeks, but I have now waited the "160 days for delivery" and have never recieved my magazines. I'm doubtful I ever will. Stay away from ...
Door to door sales— same thing, college students looking to make points for a trip to Cancun. Said I didnt have the money. She said its 'ok, just write a post dated check, it won't cash til the 3rd of next month'. So I did for a magizine for my son and I. It cashed less than a week later, costing ...
A yound "college" boy came to my house and was so convincing about selling these magazines to raise money, ive never done anything like this before and i ended up falling for his little speech he gave me. This happened may 15th of this year and i still have not recieved anything in the ...
A teenager came to us asking us to buy a mag subscription so he could go on a trip overseas. There is no phone number to contact this company or physical address, just a PO Box. They took 46 dollars out of my fiancees account 12/04/08 and it is 7/24/09 and still no magazine or word. All that about ...
On November 11, 2 young men came to my door, selling magazine subscriptions. I ended up ordering one. As of today, July 9, I have still not received my magazine. This company cannot use the excuse that I have not waited my required "90 to 120 days" to receive my magazine. This past ...
April 6, a young man, Patrick McConnon, came to our door enthusiastically selling magazine subscriptions to earn money to go on a trip. My husband and I were reluctant, but he persisted and I agreed to buy a subscription renewal to Reader's Digest, 24 months for $36.00. This was with the CRS, Inc. ...