I spent $159.00 on magazines from a door-to-door salesman who said he entered a raffle for high school. It was a lie. When I talked to my neighbors, they told me it was a scam. I filled out the paperwork twice and sent it overnight, and now I am into this for $180.00. Has anybody contacted the FBI ...
An energetic young girl knocked loudly on the front door and said she was in a contest against some boys who would be following her later, to earn points to win a trip to Italy to continue her education. She even mentioned that she was going into communications or some type of broadcasting. She ...
Young men go door to door claiming to sell magazines. They will not give you a receipt, and they ask questions like whether you live alone and whether you have any pets. They also pressure you to give them cash and are rude if you don't purchase a large amount from them. ...
Two fast-talking young men came to the door selling overpriced magazines for a trip. Unfortunately, I ordered 2. They said they were from Florida, but the tattoo of a marijuana leaf on the arm of one of them should have been an indication of what I was dealing with. I was in a hurry and had just ...
I consider myself a very nice person, and I am willing to listen to anyone who knocks on my door. Expecting someone to talk about religion, I was almost surprised when it was something I thought I would find useful: a subscription. The two gentlemen explained they were doing a contest for their ...
I am definitely sure now that I have been ripped off by this company. I was approached by 2 guys who said they were selling magazines for a school trip. They said that they got points depending on your job and what magazine you ordered. They were very good. They had badges and some good pamphlets. ...