I purchased a subscription for my grandsons from a door-to-door salesman that worked for Unified Doers Management Group, LLC. They have never received the magazines and I have been unable to obtain a refund. The phone number listed on the receipt is a non-working number. I was trying to help this ...
On the evening of March 16 the door bell rang and my young children ran to the door and opened it. I followed close behind them as quickly as possible and found myself speaking and dealing with a quite persuasive young African American Female Teen. She was quite personable and it was hard to tell ...
United Doers Management Group sends out mostly young people, in this case young black men with stories of their attempting to overcome a hard-luck upbringing by hard work, etc. They are selling magazine subscriptions and books door to door. The goods are grossly overpriced, but the sales person ...
On 2 June a young man showed up to sell magazines. He said he was doing it to gain points in order to go to college one day. I wrote him a check for $57 for Psychology Today but almost 3 months later I have yet to receive it. Don't buy magazines from door-to-door salespeople. ...
Don't do it!!! On one saturday not long ago, someone rang my doorbell. From inside the door I asked who it was. The African American women on the other side of the door explained that she was selling magazine subscriptions to help her situation and gain points. What the points were for is not ...
I too feel as if I've been played with this scam. I was approached by a young man and he was talking about getting his life back on track, bettering his life for him and son. He said he was working toward his GED and was trying to get his life back on track. He did not respect the NO SOLICITING ...