I was glad to see I wasn't the only one to have this happen too. (not that I wish it on anyone) It's the same MO I live in Massachusetts near the cape and she made it sound that if she recieved so many points she would win a trip to Florida so, I bought $ 100 dollars worth for 2 catalogs. I never ...
A too glib older "kid" came to my door pitching magazines for our troops in Iraq. Naturally, he was approaching a goal in his sales. He suggested magazines of interest to males and likely soldiers. And, of course, a two year subscription would be a better value. He was very practiced and ...
I ordered a magazine subscription sold by a door-to-door fundraising company. I then cancelled the order the next day, following the cancellation process step by step. I was then required to send a copy of the dated & cashed check to the company, which I did. I have not heard anything back, nor ...
A young salesman came to my door selling magazines. He was a good salesman alright. He said that the magazines would go to our troops overseas. It would take up to 120 days. Well I checked this out on the internet and found out that this company ripped people off. The reason I know it did was the ...
The usual scenario: Couple of young students, a male and female, make their presentation about winning points for a trip to where ever. The points can only be won if they sell so many magazines subscriptions. Now the new version of this scourge is interesting. The magazines one subscribes to are ...
A fast talking black male about 17-19, and his partner a younger white female said that they were in a contest with "298" other kids to sell magazines for points. The points were to be used for trips. He said that the magazines, if not read by any member of my household, could be sent ...