Two young lads solicited donation fees to earn points to be able to compete in a baseball playoff that takes place in Hawaii. The books that they were selling were to be sent to the Loma Linda Hospital, for "Kids with Cancer" and "Austistic Kids". The two young men were involved ...
I was very upset to find out that my Mother had written a check, for some books, to a door to door sales child, who claimed to live in her neighborhood. It was to a company called Dynasty Sales LLC out of Phoenix. After checking, she found out the child did not live where he said. ...
Nathan, the Dynasty salesperson was at my door as I came up the walk. He said that several of my neighbors had already helped him and sent him to my house. He showed me his ID and his brochure regarding purchasing books to help him with a school trip for the honor students which he had worked hard ...
A few nights ago, a man came to my house when my mother was home alone. I am writing this because my mother doesn't use computers. He told her he was 17 years old, a new neighbor, and home schooled. He said he was trying to make some money for his soccer team and that he was selling books to do so. ...
Two young men claiming to live in the area came to our door in April stating they were selling magazines to raise money for an overseas trip with the ASU theater in London. We were told our magazines would arrive in 4-6 weeks. It has been two months and still nothing!!! ...
A young man came to my door claiming to be selling magazine subscriptions in order to go to London and study with John Cleese. He gave his name as Andrew Phillis and said that he and his parents moved into an adjoining subdivision two and one half years ago after retiring from the military. He ...