In February two young people, Ben and Amy, came to my door and stated selling magazines in order to qualify for scholarships. I ordered a magazine from both of them, totalling $175 (includes $25 for "Bonus Coupon Books"). I was told would take 60/90 days to get 1st delivery. Paid $75 on ...
On Feb. 17 2007 a young couple, like described in other reports, came to my house selling books. I agreed to help their so called need to win a school contest? I purchased a set of Disney Princess books for my 4 year old daughter. I am not looking to get anything back, because I know now that I got ...
Rosa Estrada visited me on November 30 trying to sell magazines for her college tuition. It looked a bit shabby but I tried to put my distrust aside. I should have trusted my instincts as the subscription I paid for, almost 40% more than a regular subscription, has still not arrived over 5 months ...
A simple way to ensure that you do not get ripped off (other than not getting lured in the first place) is to call your bank the same day and have a Stop Payment put on the checks you wrote to those scamming jerks. You should also send in your receipt and a letter to the company, but calling your ...
I was approached by two boys posing as students and was told that i could help them get points needed for college if I bought magazine. It was nearly Thanksgiving, so I signed up and wrote checks. ...
Two females in their twenties posing as college students looking to score points for some stupid competition for their school. I fell for it because they were both cute, flirtatious females. So some might say I got what was coming to me. But don't let it happen to you! If two dumb biotches try to ...