I wondered why I opened the door - usually I don't. Anyway, there were 2 young men. They said that they were trying to get points and gave me a strong sales pitch. They wanted to go to Rome, and they claimed they were practicing public speaking. Anyway, I signed up for a magazine subscription - ...
On December 12 a man and a young man came to my house. First they told me they were not selling magazines. Of course they were. I advised them I had no time for magazines and they said I could have a magazine sent overseas to our service men. I opted for that at a cost of $47.00. When I went in the ...
Fidelity Readers Service is not a real company! On Nov 22nd 2008 I was approached by 2 Teenagers, one by the name of Kimbrough, who smoothly sold their pitch about purchasing a magazine subscription for their speech class so they could go to Figi. I never buckle to sales people but I felt pitty for ...
I was reading a report from another girl on here about the same company and I wanted to confirm her report. A young man came to my door yesterday and told me that he was in some kind of competition to receive money to invest in a realty company he wants to start. He told me the exact same thing he ...
Two guys came to my door to sell magazines for some competition for the school. They literally would NOT take no for an answer and would not go away. I tried telling them we were not financially capable of making such uneeded purchases, but they still would not go away. They then told me that i ...
On April 7th I was approached at my doorstep by a young upbeat male salesman who told me about his job at Fidelity Reader Services and how they were offering him a college scholarship if he sold so many subscriptions of magazines. I was uninterested in the magazine but thought it to be noble of him ...