My husband and I fell for this scam on Saturday. A very charming young lady came to our home and said she was a new neighbor and was trying to win points for a soccer championship trip. We fell for her story and ordered a 2-yr subscription (which normally would cost $24) - she charged us $64. ...
The kid was clean cut, very personable and believable claiming he's a student at Cal State Fullerton and a neighbor of ours, living a couple streets over. He's selling magazine subscriptions "to earn a trip." Wanting to help him out I wrote a check for a two-year subscription. I filled ...
Young guy appproached me and later several other residents in our area claiming to be son of a neighbor, UVA student, who received a grant for a three-months study in the UK, ticket paid by father, other expenses to be subsidized by selling subscriptions. Magazines could be given to military ...
On April 15, two young men came to my door, and said they were doing a fund raiser, and how they did it was to offer to wash my windows, in exchange for $ 96.00 each. When I asked why I had to make it payable to Q.S.I. They just said thats the way they had been instructed to do it, and this way ...
Young women claiming to be Elizabeth Yah came to door on April 23rd at 8:30 P.M. Saying that she was seeking funds/credits by selling magazine subscriptions through United Family Circulation, Inc. Her story was that she lived nearby and was in the process of getting the money through this endeavor ...
On December 2nd 2008 I was approached by two young men, one white one african american. They said they were students who were going to college, and they needed to sell enough magazine subscriptions to win trip to Europe. There names were Michael Creech and Jason B. They were very friendly and i ...