Two young men with tattoos knocked on my door one night. They told me that they were in a public speaking class having a contest, boys against girls, on who could sell the most magazines. They got points for selling magazines, some worth more points than others, and if they sold to certain types of ...
Yesterday I received a knock at my door by a very charming boy, he was funny and knew his sales pitch well. He said he was an Army brat, moved around a lot, his mother was a traveling trauma nurse, he was very personable. He was selling magazine subscriptions. Going against my better judgement, I ...
This company and all companies of this matter is a form of human trafficking. They bought a bus ticket for my daughter to a big city and when she was ready to come home, they left her stranded at the bus station with no phone or money. They promise the kids big trips and big dreams and give them ...
A young woman came to my door selling magazine subscriptions. She was good, I originally said no. I ordered a magazine for a Christmas gift for my sis. The magazines never arrived. I called the phone number and a robo voice reported the mail box was full. E-mails were not answered. The woman said ...
A very charming young woman came late in the evening to convince my husband and i, that after a long period of studying she was working her way towards a trip. She was able to convince us she had even the same name as myself, and that she had made several sales in our neighborhood in the prior ...
On July 31, I paid $71.00 for a magazine subscription and to this date have not received my magazines. I have left over 20 messages, called at least 50 times, sometimes blocking my number in which they did answer and gave my address each time, got told my check was in the mail. Never has a return ...