I too was scammed. Same story line. I intednd to send a mass email to everyone in my address book and let them know it was a scam and to beware, and to let others know by forwarding it to others. Any of you reading this should do the same. ...
A young black Male introduced himself as Hawey Hanell and said he was selling magazines to help himself 'get on a better track in life'. He explained a point system that would enable him to get some reward for accumulating a certaing number of points for each subscription he sold. I gave him a ...
A young man named Kevin Scott who worked for a manager named J. Meredith came to the door selling magazines in efforts to help him learn new skills and go to school to better his life. I knew better than to fall for it but he was so sincere in his effort. I ended up stroking a check for 170.00 and ...
I was approached by a young African-American female back in April who was selling magazine subscriptions to help "make a better life" for herself. I was told she would earn points and would receive no monetary compensation for her sale. I emailed the company several times but never ...
A very nice, young lady rang my doorbell on April 18. She (Andrea Atkins) said that she was selling magazine subscriptions as a means for helping put low income students through college. She had a legitimate looking form and promised that I could get my money back if I was not completely satisfied. ...
A young man and young lady came to my door telling me that buying the magazine would help them with their education. The young man was very persistent and believable. The young lady stood there and agreed with everything he said. He showed me booklet of magazines and I asked him if my magazine ...