I had just moved into an upscale condo development unpacking my things in the garage when a clean cut college age fellow appeared asking me to look at a catolog for items so that he could go on a basketball trip. He claimed to be the son of someone in the development and I bit on it. I am out 38.00 ...
Young men (possible girls too) posing as high school students selling magazines for college money/scholarships, etc. They seem to work neighborhoods in pairs going door to door. They have all the official looking paperwork and magazine advertisments. ...
On July 30, a young woman, either in her late teens or early 20's, came to the door. She said she lived a couple streets over, and named a street I was familiar with. She said she had been attending Georgetown College, but was home due to financial reasons, and hoped to go back next year. She was a ...
Two young men rang my doorbell and said they were with the Bandits Traveling Baseball team and were selling books/magazines to help them earn money to go to Maui, Hawaii to play in the world series. They stated that the magazines / books would go to a local children's hospital for the children to ...
Yong adult came to our door and said he was raising funds for his "West Chester" baseball team to go to Maui, and that purchasing subscriptions for books for different children's charities would help him raise money. Wanted two checks for "more points." ...
Similar to the two individuals in California: A young man came to the door (with his adult cousin) explaining that he lived in the neighborhood and was selling magazines so that his baseball team could go to the finals and that his parents couldn't afford to send him, so his coach set up magazine ...