Bought a magazine subscription from a very personable young man. Gave him a check, which was later cashed. When I didn't get my magazine in about 6 months, I contacted DSS Inc. From the information on the receipt card. No response. Two other attempts yielded no response. Something has to be done ...
I was suckered by a very sweet and personable young girl. She was selling magazines to earn points to travel out of state. I am usually a better judge of character.. I ordered a magazine for my preschooler back in June and had not received it by October. I emailed the customer service department ...
I had a high school girl (britt murray) come to my house saying she was selling magazines for points to go to college. If she got the most points she got more money. They were having a contest. I signed up for a magazine for 50.00 cash. She said to post her name in the window of my front door and ...
A young student came by selling magazines. My daughter wanted a camping magazine, this was ordered in January.By July there was no sign of the magazine. I e-mailed the company twice for the status and got back a unreadable response. I looked on the internet and got a phone #940-32-3500 and spoke to ...
Basically, like all the other complaints. I was scammed into believing I was purchasing a magazine for my son. I purchased the subscription back in Feb, it is now June. I have called and e-mailed. I have received no response. I just finished filing at the better business bureau as well. Hopefully, ...
On Jan. 4, I purchase a magazine subscription from Dss, Inc. This was a door-to-door solication. I agreed to subscribe to Rolling Stone magazine and paid with personal check #117, in the amount of $45 dollars. I have not received any magazines to date, nor have I been able to contact anyone from ...