A young man by the name of James Brown (?) stopped at our house during the summer to sell magazines. My husband ate up his story and decided to buy magazines from him. I was doubtful from the beginning but decided to write a check and buy two magazines. My check cleared but seven months later the ...
On August 7, pleasant, well spoken young man came to door selling magazines. He was very nice, answered all my questions without hesitation. So, even though I never purchased magazines this way before, I let my guard down. Ordered a magazine for $40.00 and sent it to my son. Of course, my son has ...
This company is a scam! I paid $35 for a magazine subscription and never received a single issue. I try to call the number but the mailbox is full. I should have followed my insticts and told the kid no! But they make you feel bad about ho they are trying earn money and by buying a subscription it ...
A young, very pregnant woman came to my door selling magazines to help better her and her unborn child's future. I fell for it, gave her a check and ordered a magazine subscription. She filled out the form herself with my information, gave me a copy, and left. After looking at it later (my mistake) ...
Was "sold" a subscription to Rolling Stone magazine. It has been nearly 10 weeks and I have received nothing, but they sure were quick to cash my check. Contacted them via the website today but it appears I may not hear a damn thing but a "rebuttal" here. ...
On the date listed. A young man knocked on my door selling magazine subscripions to "help better himself" because he had grown up under privileged. I waited two month's not getting my magazines, called the two numbers on peceipt getting no answer. Then looking company up on-line and see ...