Similar to the two individuals in California: A young man came to the door (with his adult cousin) explaining that he lived in the neighborhood and was selling magazines so that his baseball team could go to the finals and that his parents couldn't afford to send him, so his coach set up magazine ...
Same Scam as reported before on this site. Young man claiming to be selling books, magazines to sponsor a trip to a basketball championship. ...
A young female came to the door and said she lived at a specific address in our neighborhood and was home-schooled. She was a memeber of the home-school volleyball team (the type of team varied from house to house) and was trying to help her team get to Hawaii to participate in championship games. ...
One of these "kids", as he kept calling himself, was just at my house two hours ago. It seemed like a strange encounter, so I got on-line and started looking for information on the company. I haven't seen anything good, and he just walked away with a $48 check from me. Then, as I was ...
A young male came to our door claiming to live in near by neighborhood. Wanting to raise money for his ball team to take trip for final compitition. We were asked to sponsor a number of children from an area childrens hospital, each child sponsored would receive 10 new books and his team would ...
Hello, I would like to tell you my horrible experience I have having as I type this complaint. To better understand my situation I have copied and pasted an email that I have been emailing to all parties involved. I had to call each magazince rep. To cancell. Dear *Magazine, I called and spoke with ...