I was contacted by Mailbox Magazine in the guise of partnering with Publisher's Clearinghouse to notify me that I was a finalist in the sweepstakes. I fell for it! (Only later to find out through searching the web that Publisher's Clearinghouse no longer is in the business of magazine ...
After calling Mailbox Magazines and speaking to Chastity, (conferencing my mother onto the call to get her approval for MM to discuss her account). I felt it was a wast of time to deal with her. I then used Google to search for Mailbox Magazines and discovered usacomplaints.com and after reading ...
I received a call on Friday morning (8-24-07) which was not out-of-the-ordinary as we had just moved to Houston and everyone and their brother called to sell us this or try out that. We had put our selves on the Do Not Call list when we set up our home phone service, but were told it would be about ...
I received a call on my home phone from Mailbox Magazines on 7/23/07 telling me I had won a mens diamond watch, and 3 free magazine subscriptions, and would be entered into the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes. The woman continued with her pitch, and then told me all I needed to do was ...
I received a call on my cell from Mailbox Magazines telling me I had won a ladies diamond watch, and 3 free magazine subscriptions. The man continued with his pitch, and then told me all I needed to do was subscribe to one of their partners magazines. I was assured I was getting the lowest ...
This company contacted my elderly mother and sold her magazines for 11.99 a month; when a charge of 54.99 appeared on her credit card, she tried to cancel the subscription and was told she couldn't. Her credit card company (subject of next report) would not help her. When she told me about the ...