I was solicited by a young man saying he was trying to earn points for college. I empathized and attempted to buy a children's storybook for my oldest son and the one I was pregnant with. Needless to say, the book never came, my check was cashed, the website is bogus, and the phone number listed ...
A salesperson was in my neighborhood and she said she was selling magazines to raise money for college. I gave her a check for 30.00 and then sent another check for 24.00 to complete the order and I never received the magazines. ...
A young gentleman came to our door with a whole story set out about he was earning points for college books by selling magazines. He also had ID and lots of paperwork. I should have been suspicious when he said he goes to a local college but his ID has nothing to do with the college. He was very ...
Young man came to my door with ID and papers explaining he is working on a scholarship for college and gets so many points. He can't accept donations but I could buy a book. I decided to buy a dinosaur encyclopedia for my grandson. The receipt said it was TOTAL $49.95 which I thought was steep for ...
I was stopped outside the store. Essentially, from what I am reading, I was suckered into paying $30 for a magazine but am being asked to pay $30 more? What the heck for?! Going to call and cancel. ...
A teenager came door to door selling magazine subscriptions to help him with a scholarship - I wanted to help him so I bought an Illustrated Children's Dictionary that would supposedly be donated to a children's hospital. A few months later I received a bill in the mail for 23.95 - it was claimed ...