A Solicitor came to my door selling magazine subscriptions. A young man by the name of Justin G. (if that really was his name) playing on my sympathies with a sob sally story about his hard life and down on his luck day spent 30 min. Going on and on about how this gave him an oportunity to make ...
Lifestyle Success, Inc. Is supposedly a company that sales magazines with an extra processing and handling fee. The salesman cashes the check the same day. We are informed that it takes four months for the magazine to arrive with a one year subscription. No magazine ever received. No real phone ...
Magazine company scamming neighbors and friends out of money. They even cashed the check the same day they received the check. The phone number is a scam and so is the website. How can we stop this business from continuing to scm people out of money? ...
I should have known better. This guy shows up on my doorstep, peddling magazines so he can win a competition (a trip, I think). It sounded odd and I really wasn't interested in buyng anything but he was very persistent. So I caved. I wound up ordering a 2 year subscription to Reader's Digest. This ...
I was approached in Walmart by two young adult men selling subscriptions to magazines. I immediately knew something was wrong due to the appearance and the desperate selling technique of the young men. After a breif conversation along with several questions, I was able to penetrate further what ...
Magazine sales rip-off Lifestyles Success, Inc. Used a student to sell magazine subscriptions door to door stating that they would win a scholarship and prizes. On 4-7-12, I purchased a subscription for 21 issues of 'Taste of Home' magazine for $54.00 plus $15.00 processing and handling. I paid ...