A young man came to my door claiming he was trying to improve his life. He seemed legit, and another man picked him up in the van. I fell for this scheme and ordered $100 of magazines and paid by check. Of course, I never got the magazines or heard from these people again. ...
On June 2 a young woman named LaWanda S. Came to our door and gave a sales pitch about how she was impoverished, single-mother selling magazines through True Vision in order to earn points or credit for going back to school. Having had a positive experience with a different solicitor years earlier, ...
A representative of True Vision, Inc. Came to our door last spring (June) claiming to sell magazine subscriptions that would help her earn money to go to a beauty college. We got suckered into buying, and in return we received nothing. No magazines, no refunds, no returned voicemails. Beware of ...
A xed the man came by my house and gave a sad story to my wife about getting his life back together. He sold her three magazine subscriptions for $85.00. When I got home, I called the receipt and was told that the check would be voided. I also faxed the cancellation notice (within 3 days) as ...
Back in May 08, a "gentleman" named Maurice showed up at my door, dressed nicely in a suit. He stated that he was working with a company, True Vision, in order to help turn his life around. He admitted he had made some mistakes in life, had been in prison, involved with drugs, etc. He was ...
I ordered a magazine because I thought I was helping someone get back on her feet.instead I was scammed. I ordered the magazine 6/17/08 and still have not received one copy. I ordered a 2 year subscription in addition to paying a $10.00 processing fee. No one ever answers the phone or calls you ...