A young woman, middle school-aged, named Kayla Daniels visited my home claiming she was selling books and magazine subscriptions that would benefit her school. The book never arrived, and I was never able to reach anyone at the number listed on the receipt: 1-856-642-0012. ...
Funny thing, I worked that scam magazine company called Chapel Sales back in 2008 for 7 months, they changed their named to Millennium sales and I'm sure it was because many people reported them online as a scam and i wouldn't be surprised if they changed it again. Feel even more bad for the people ...
A group of school kids came by my house. They said that they was trying to pay for schooling. I ordered from a young man named Marcus Jones. My niece books never came. I tried to call the number and the voice mail is always full. The voice mail number doesn't match the number you call. ...
A lady showed up at my door advertising books. I purchased a children's bible for $19, plus $12 shipping and handling. I later received a bill from the company for additional $30 for the said children's bible which I did not receive. ...
A young man came to my door selling magazines to help him with his college expenses. The magazines have yet to show up. They won't apparently. When I called Millennium up the first time I was able to get through and was told I would see the subscription in November. Since then their phone goes ...
There were two ladies knocked in our door. They introduced themselves as a student and trying to win 20,000 points for scholarship. They will force you to write a checks and tell you that you can cancel your subscription anytime. It's not true! Don't let them come in your house. Do not let any ...