Adam Kemper representing crs misled my wife on a subscription He wouldn't take no stayed for an hour said he was waiting for his ride. He was doing this to raise money for a trip. ...
After moving into a new house, every alarm service known to man came knocking on the door. We listened to what they all had to say, asked a million questions, and finally went with CRS. Our first problem was with a false alarm. We went thru the verification process so they knew it was a false ...
I bought a magazine for my granddaughter on June 29 from a door to door collage kid trying to win a trip to Cancan never received the magazine and get a voice message when I call the phone number. I will never buy from door to door salesmen again. ...
A lady by the name of Kimberly Osbourne on Jan 26 came to my door with a pitch that she was a single mother in need of a break. She claims the guy owns a Mcdonald's franchises and that she was working with him, when she was not working at the magazine gig. I ordered two magazines Turtle for my 2 ...
April 6, a young man, Patrick McConnon, came to our door enthusiastically selling magazine subscriptions to earn money to go on a trip. My husband and I were reluctant, but he persisted and I agreed to buy a subscription renewal to Reader's Digest, 24 months for $36.00. This was with the CRS, Inc. ...
I had a young girl (Kristen Powell) (If that's her real name) show up at my apartment. Seemed nice and went through there selling mode. Said they were not from a school, but collage kids wanting to go on a trip. Seemed lagit, because real schools do sell magazines for things like this, and I was ...