A young girl came to our door selling kids books to raise money for a trip for school. She claimed she lived down the street. We had only lived in our house about 2 months and didn't know too many neighbors yet. I felts sorry for her. I ordered 15 books for $165.00. She told me I would have them ...
I am a grandmother living in Florida and thought the young lady selling the books for a trip was honest. Boy, was that a misjudgement. I ordered books for my granddaughter and my Autistic grandson which she thought would benefit him. Three months later and now I read on this site that is a rip-off ...
Two young men came to my door, selling children books. Although there were two, one did all the talking. The 20-somethingyear old male told me that me that his mom lived in the next street over, and walked her black labrador everyday around the neighborhood. He told me how he was attending a nearby ...
A young man came to my door and introduced himself as B. Ackerman. He stated he and his family just moved in u the street and he wanted to meet his new neighbors. A family, indeed, just moved in at the address he used.in the conversation he stated he was tryig to get some extra money for school by ...
Young male came to the door stating his grandfather lived on the next street and was making him do this charitable sales event.in exchange his grandfather would pay for his school trip. He said they were selling magazine subscriptions for soldiers overseas to recieve. He referenced the name of a ...
A young girl and a young guy came to my door on February 13 selling magazines. The girl did all the talking. She said she was trying to make money to pay for a trip. She said she lived in the neighborhood, so I thought she was a local high school kid and wanted to help her. I agreed to place an ...