Two young men showed up at door. One claiming that he is one of our neighbor's son. He said he is a student of the University of Tennessee and is working on a project oversea. He needed sponsor to the trip. Later, I check the student's name (I work at the University). He is not a UT student at all. ...
Boy employed by this c ompany history advertising —to market publications - they bought him solution to SC-named me when he came —they'd be likely to california that evening. Mobile phones obtained from children—not able to enter contact with boy for 23 times—get an automatic phone from jail in ...
A young man showed up to my front door selling magazines. He said he was a neighbor's son and he was attending a local university. He needed to sell the magazines in order to get a trip to England to work with the BBC. He told us that if we didn't want to read the magazines we could send them to ...
A guy found my doorway, he was unbelelieveably nice, stated that he was gathering cash to get a women's protection, he noticed I had been "really nice" and he lived around the part and might I love to purchase publications. I purchased almost $300 from him, and believed nothing of it. ...
A youngster found my children's home. Our mother responded and she explained he was around mid-twenties. I popped my screen to hear and that I noticed he was promoting publications to aid his visit to someplace across oceans to review writing. He explained he had offered 70 magazines today which ...
Bogus magazine subscriptions being sold door-to-door in Ellicott City, MD on 4/28. Supposedly for US troops. Said company is a charitable organization - "501c3." Not true. No listing for Heritage Marketing in Buford, GA. ...