I received a call AT MY JOB (like most others here) from someone conducting a short survey. Questions asked were how old I was, where I lived, how long I've worked there. Only like five questions. For answering these questions, I was to recieve a great deal on FIVE magazine subscriptions. She went ...
Sometime in the first week of December Publishers Business Services contacted me at my busy real estate office telling me that I would be awarded with 5 magazines if I participated in a short survey. The caller told me that I could choose my magazines from their list and all I would pay for is ...
Publishers Business Service sent me a letter (my last name is spelt incorrectly) stating that I should now start paying for the magazines I ordered. I never recall speaking to anyone about these magazines. There is no way I can afford them and wish I knew where to send them back. I send all their ...
I am writing for a co-worker, who was scammed into purchasing magazines, he actually had no interest in whatsoever! Apparently, Publishers Business Services (PBS) called him at our work, and asked him questions that led him into the purchase. He doesn't even know how it happened, except that he now ...
In July I was called at my work place. I did not get the company name, but the implication was that I had won a contest and all I had to do was answer some survey questions. After answering the survey questions, my "prize" was that I had the opportunity to subscribe to some magazines at ...
Publishers Business Services representatives contacted me at my workplace on the premise of performing a survey. When I agreed to receive an informational mailing, Publishers Business Services subscribed me to numerous magazines at a significant expense of almost 700.00 to me without disclosing ...