A sweet teenager came to my door. I usually never buy anything this way, but she seemed way too nice. Now I know she was, shall I say, "too nice to be real." Anyway, she told me about a contest involving college students from SouthWest College, boys against girls, with a certain number of ...
A kid came to my door, super fast talker, let himself right in and tried to convince me that he was from Boston and traveling for 12 weeks earning points for a trip by selling magazines. The weird thing was that he was sporting an old, dirty Denver Broncos sweatshirt - not a kid from Boston who now ...
In June two young men came to my door asking me to buy magazines through Great Lakes Circulations. They explained how they would earn points and prizes. They told me that my money would go to help families of the MADD program. I paid fifty dollars and never received anything. I cannot contact ...
On 11/01/05 a young girl, I would guess about 17 or 18 years old, came to my door trying to earn points for a trip. I have several family members who attend local colleges, so I figured she was a local college student trying to "earn points for a trip." They are very fast talkers, so you ...
Quite honestly, nothing has happened yet. However, a young man of 23 came by my house today and said he was trying to raise points (20,000 of them) to earn $1000 to help pay his way through college. He presented his case to me, and at the time I felt he was real. I chose my magazine (only one, at ...
A high school boy came to my door selling magazines, and I ended up buying a subscription to People Magazine to help him. I specifically asked the boy if he had People Magazine, and he said yes. It turns out that Great Lake Circulation does not work with People Magazine, so the very next day I ...