Two young men knocked on my door this evening (they talked very fast) said they were related to a neighbor around the corner and that they were selling magazine subscriptions for US soldiers. The selling of these magazines would also help them gain points to travel over to England for a college ...
Young guy, college age, claimed to be from UMBC, studying Mass Comm to become a sportscaster. Claimed to have the same shirt I was wearing, although I had bought it online close to 10 years ago. Gave the story that the magazines would be sent to overseas servicemen and that the money raised would ...
A young man came to my door named Michael claiming he was the son of James and Katherine who lived across the street at another town house development. He too gave the speil that he was a collge student attending American University in DC and was selling magazine subscriptions to earn points ...
My husband had the same experience as the scenario presented by JNK (posting dated Apr. 6). A young lady came to our door and said that she was a student at a local high scool and lived on the next block. She gave the same speil about ESPN sponsering an Internship for "Honor Students" ...
Two men came buy the house selling magazines, for veterans. My mother gave the men 2 cks for 177 each, the men lead her to believe that the cks were not going to be cashed. it was just something to show that they have been around.' the cks were cashed. That was her bill money, she lives on a fixed ...
Last evening, a young man came to my door. He represented himself as a neighbour and a student at the University of Delaware. He was attempting to get "points" for a trip to King's College, Cambridge. Purchase of four magazine subscriptions to purportedly be sent to armed forces personnel ...