The scammer came to our home using the same "contest" line stated by others. He persuaded my wife to buy a subscription, only at the end revealing the inflated price of $65 for annual subscription. Catching my wife off-guard, he managed to close. The same magazine is readily available via ...
On November 10, a young man came to our door and told us that he was trying to win a contest so that he could go to Cancun. His name is Adam Algar (so he said). We were led to believe it was for a school. We ordered a magazine for our children for CHRISTmas and he assured us that it would be here ...
I am so upset that I got taken by what I thought were college kids trying to raise money for a trip for their psychology club! I am very pi*ed! I want justice! They should be punished by the law! I thought I was doing a good thing by helping them & I got scammed! I hope they get punished! ...
Similar to many of your other experiences, I was visited last week by a young man in his twenties who was a very fast talker. He was "selling magazines for a trip to Cancun" and rattled off a bunch of mumbo-jumbo about competing with the girls team, suggesting I squirt them with ketchup ...
Universal Subscription Agency, also ripped me off... I too was scammed by the teenager at the door wanting to earn points for a trip. I order my so called magazines in January, 11 months ago and I have NOT received a thing. Of course when you call the number on the receipt all you get is a ...
College girls trying to pay for acting school. I'm a teacher, so I ordered magazines for my classroom with my own money to be sent directly to school. No magazines-no live person at phone number-no answer to emails on website-NO refund! ...