I have a nice kid show up at the door to sell me a magazine. He was trying to win a trip to Europe. I bought a magazine for over $50 but never seen it, cannot get a hold of anyone, and you leave 5-10 messages and no one calls you back. BE AWARE!!! This is a true scam... ...
Beware of the door to door scam... In July of I had a student named Kevin, at least that's what he said his name was, come to the door selling magazines to help him take a school trip to Europe. He gave me a song and dance about sending me a post card from his trip, how appreciative he and his ...
A college-age girl came to my door claiming she was selling magazines to raise money for a college trip. The magazines would be donated to soldiers in the military. Of the $48 for the magazine subscription, $43 would go to the student for her trip and $5 would go to pay for the subscription for the ...
The last time this pimp of a company wh*ed out a young face to solicit funds to "help support school team uniforms" or some other such nonsense, I asked to see his student ID - he didn't have it, I didn't buy anything. Thanks, don't wish to make a "donation", have a nice day. ...
A young lady stating that she was part of a soccer team was going door-to-door selling magazine subscriptions in Danville, CA. She said her name was Kim and had an ID # of 807. I placed the order on June 27. It is now December and we have not received a single issue. I contacted the company at ...
Young man rang my door bell and asked me to purchase a magazine. The purpose was to help finance a trip for his team. I paid $48.00 for magazine subscription for my grandson. The first magazine was to arrive on or before August 24. No magazine has arrived as of November 24. I was given a phone ...