People are defending this company but I have to say, the stories all sound exactly the same! Two young guys show up at my door mid-day, say they live down the street a little, mom walks her dog on our street and everything. They say they are college students raising money to go to London. They ...
These idiots scammed me out of $100.00 for two magazines. Two college students approached my daughter and I at a Mall saying they were doing a survey for a college project. They then said they were raising money to win a trip for a club (I can't remember the club name). They talked me in to buying ...
A salesman came to my elderly mother's home and convinced her to order magazines in the amount of $48.00. He then must have had her leave the room for a minute; he took advantage of that time and stole a blank check from the back of her checkbook. That check was written out for $196.00 and used to ...
This really nice, presentable, funny young man arrived at our door on a sunny Sunday afternoon. He knew my surname and the names of some of our neighbours claiming that he lived just down the road and that his father owned a Window cleaning business. He and his brother's football team were on their ...
A young man posing as a high school baseball player knocked at the door selling magazine subscriptions. Proceeds were supposed to go towards subscriptions for Akron Children's Hospital and remaining profits to be applied toward the ball teams travel expenses to the playoffs. Since we seem to have ...
Nearly identical to another consumer complaints, someone came to my door claiming to be Elizabeth Yah. She indicated she lived in the neighborhood and was trying to raise money to go on a term abroad in Cambridge, England. To help, I could either purchase a magazine subscription for myself or ...