Two young gentleman came to my door selling magazines and although I usually turn them away, these two individuals had what seemed like legit credentials. After looking over their magazine list, I purchased one magazine from each man (they were earning points for a school competition). I wrote two ...
A young man came to my door and said he had just graduated from high school and he's currently in his first year of college. He said that he needed money to help pay for college and to start his own business and that mags r us was his ticket. He assured my husband and i that this was not a rip off ...
This week I was visited by a young man who was selling magazines for a company called AM Press Associates aka Mags R Us. My fiance answered the door, and I heard someone talking to him so I approached to see what was going on. He was selling magazines to supposedly help him with a contest for ...
On 6/15/06 two young men came to my door claiming to sell magazines. They gave me the whole story about being in college and earning points for school. They suckered me into buying from them. I became suspicious after they left. I did some researching the following day and found all the consumer ...
My wife greeted two young men selling magazines one afternoon. After hearing their pitch, she tried turning them down, but they used the angle of buying a magazine for our child as a way to finally persuade her of giving up our hard earned income. I hope others come forward to locate the scum ...
Watch out! The Magazine subscription are five dollars more (the one I was scammed on anyway) than what the official publisher is asking for. Plus, AM Press's subscriptions won't arrive for 90 to 120 days (or never). Beware, the person or persons will put you into a guilt trip about how bad they are ...