I was contacted by a door-to-door salesman names D. McDonald with ID number 7063. He was very pushy and wouldn't take no for an answer. I only ordered one magazine for my child for $25.00 and then was charged a $10.00 processing fee. I wrote a check but was not told about the 3 days to cancel or I ...
The door bell rang simultaneously with my first bite of dinner. I was so tired from working a near twelve hour day at our counties local animal shelter I almost didn't answer the door. Needless to say I was a bit vulnerable and tired. A woman stranger was wiggling around holding papers in her hand. ...
I ordered Children Readers Digest from a black lady who said her name was Cynthia Ritter. She looked around like she was in her early thirties. She was real bubbly and cheerful and had nice comments on everything from the way I looked to my home. When the magazines didn't come in, I called the ...
On Nov 29 two young afro-american student-looking youngsters came to my door in the evening and told me they were working towards scholarships for education and they just needed a couple more magazine orders. They took my check, crossed out the phone number on the invoice and hand wrote a new ...
I live in Mesa, AZ on Jan. 4 2008 a couple of young black teenagers came to my door to sale magazines. They said they were with the Job Corp trying to learn new trades having a contest. There was a young man and lady. She went by the name of "Tiawana" her name is on reciept but can't make ...
On the evening of December 11, My husband answered the door to two black women, in their mid-to-late twenties, selling magazines door to door. One of the women introduced herself as Towana Williams, and said they were selling magazines to raise funds for educational purposes. My husband looked ...