Sales boy used the usual door-to-door magazine subscription pitch, and had the usual tattered documents, and it seemed comparable to other efforts which worked out OK for us. I tipped the wrong way, and gave him $40, for 2 years of Outside magazine, 'cuz it was an icky day and I was impressed by ...
A young getto looking teenage girl came to the door and stated she was selling magazines to learn how to provide for herself. We had had many boys, but never a girl. She sold us a 3 year supscription for $46 plus ten dollars shiopping and handling. We have never received the magazine. Phone calls ...
In December I purchased 3 magazine subscriptions from a young man representing Second To None.in March I actually was able to talk to a representative at the company who indicated that I would have to wait another 4 weeks before requesting any monies back. Delivery was promised and I was assured ...
On 10-10-07 my husband purchased magazines from 2 young men at our front door for $110.00 They claimed the company helps kids go to college. My kids came home from school that day with a fundraiser that included magazines. I decided to suport our own kids and their school so I tried to cancel from ...
Like so many others, I felt I was helping a young person get ahead with their life when I purchased a magazine subscription from a door-to-door sales-woman. The magazine was to be a Christmas present for my parents but, again like so many others, they never received anything. I contacted the ...
This Longview, TX based business is involved in possible fraudulent activity. They are supposedly an Internet and door-to-door magazine sales company. My experience was identical to other consumers filing complaints all over the United Sattes.in short, a young person came to my door selling ...