Just like other complaints filed against this scam company, Marquis Fulfillment Agency, a young man showed up in front of my door and said he needed money to attend a summer program in England. Out of sympathy, I ordered a magazine from his list. He also offered that I could donate money to a ...
I have honestly won the $1,000. The $1,000 is not competitive. The trip is on the other hand. For every 20,000 points we earn we do get $1,000 cash, but the first kid out of hundreds state wide gets the trip for two weeks out of the country. The NCA is not with any school, BBC program, or neighbor. ...
An attractive young blond girl came to my door saying it was "bug-a-neighbor" night and that her parents told her to get out there and meet some neighbors. She informed me she was selling magazine subscriptions to earn a trip to Florida with her award winning softball team at a local ...
The guys that came to my door were working off the same script that most of the other people have reported about the various subsidiaries that all seem to go back to United Family Circulation, Inc. He said that he had made the Dean's List at UC and was fundraising to provide books for kids and that ...
Ken Soloman claimed to be a UC Davis Rugby player raising money for a trip to Australia selling "educational" textbooks for Benneof Children's Hospital. These were actually a "Highlights" magazine claimed to be a 2 1/2 year subscription. He had no documentation to link UC Davis, ...
As noted by many others, a young student stopped by and was selling magazines for a school trip. Her Dad was a Marine (I was the perfect target as I have a Marine flag outside) and I could send magazines to the "troops". Very very personable and believeable. After she left, my daughter ...