Recently I became the victim of a scam that seems to be growing in popularity. A very nice young woman, very friendly and outgoing, came to our house. She introduced herself as Ashley Malone and claimed she was a member of the Women's Soccer Team at Temple University and was raising money to help ...
Around 6:30 last night, a teenage girl came to my front door, and said that she was a student at the University of Texas, and that her Journalism professor had set up a fund-raising campaign, so that she could go work with the BBC in London as a reward, if she was able to sell enough magazine ...
On Feb. 5th 2009 a young man came to my door, said he lived a few blocks over & went to the local college. His team was trying to raise money to take a trip to Europe. He had a list of magazine subscritions he was offering & children's books. I don't have much time to read anymore being a ...
Young man comes to the door, very chatty and friendly, I am in a hurry, says he is earning a trip to somewhere with some school team, by selling books and magazines. Said youth has a very casul and easygoing manner and sets me at ease with his calm demeanor and kind manner. He mentions the ...
A young man representing Destiny Sales LLC showed up at my door and convinced my wife to pay $49.00 for a set of books to be sent to Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, TX. My wife, being the good and trusting sort paid him. He promised that we would receive a thank you card from the children ...