I got tricked into buying an extremely expensive magazine from a "college student trying to get enough points for a grant." I was supposed to be able to get my money back within three days but the phone number isn't real and no one will reply to my emails.. ...
Ecr James Brown was the sales man My girlfriend called me and said a saleman is in my apartment and I need your credit card to get a 5 year subscription to Rolling Stone Magazine. I didn't ask questions I just gave her the information over the phone. The sales man was James Brown. This was 12/28. ...
A sales representative came to my apartment complex in San Jose, CA. He was selling magazines to help get "points" in order for him to win money for school. I bought the magazine I wanted, but after he left I realized he overcharged me—the numbers did not add up right. I tried calling the ...
2 young men came to my apt. Door. Selling magazines to earn money for higher education. I bought a magazine from both of them. The cost for each was 48.00 plus fees for them totaling 63.00 for each order. I was told my c hecks would be held for 30 days before cashing. My checks were dated for 10/31 ...
On labor day of this year, September 5th, I got a knock at the door and when I answered it was a young African-American guy who was selling magazine subscriptions. To be honest, I wasn't listening to the reason why he was doing this, something about he needed points and he would win a trip. If I'm ...
Well Saturday, September 17th a very nice young lady (about 19 or 20) came to our door in BAYTOWN, Tx. And gave us this great sales pitch about selling magazines for points to win some contest. She is about 5' 6" with dark hair, brown eyes, very thin, in a pink t-shirt and jeans... Looks like ...