My grandson was called on his job and asked to do a survey. His reading interest and other personal interest information was taped during this phone survey. When an invoice arrived in the mail, he was surprized to learn that he had entered a contract to purchase $600.00 worth of magazine ...
I was called, at work of course, about the survey. And of course before I knew it I was sucked into believing that this would be a good deal. I think I made two fatal mistakes, which I think no one else has, at least from the posts that I have read. First I paid them $20 for the initial payment. I ...
Publishers Business Service sent me a letter (my last name is spelt incorrectly) stating that I should now start paying for the magazines I ordered. I never recall speaking to anyone about these magazines. There is no way I can afford them and wish I knew where to send them back. I send all their ...
I am writing for a co-worker, who was scammed into purchasing magazines, he actually had no interest in whatsoever! Apparently, Publishers Business Services (PBS) called him at our work, and asked him questions that led him into the purchase. He doesn't even know how it happened, except that he now ...
In July I was called at my work place. I did not get the company name, but the implication was that I had won a contest and all I had to do was answer some survey questions. After answering the survey questions, my "prize" was that I had the opportunity to subscribe to some magazines at ...
I have had calls from this company as often as every 45 minutes for the past 4 days. At first they ask for my husband by his first name, then I ask who it is, they never give their name but say they are from Publishers Business Service. I ask what this is in reference to. They say a survey the next ...