Charming college boy offered magazines for sale, magazines to be sent to my choice of charity or soldiers in Iraq. A supervisor would call in three days (and did not) and my check would be held for two weeks giving me time to cancel if I had second thoughts. Charming boy said he would be going on a mission trip to Chile later. I am a retired missionary, and became too easily persuaded. After he left I went on line and discovered Ripoff information with same story from others. I called the bank and put a stop on the check. It cost only 30 dollars, but I would gladly give 30 dollars to a bank rather than give 30 cents to some business which might be fraudulent. I have no proof; I stopped the check on suspicion. If this company is influencing young people and if it should be shown that they are fraudulent, then they need to be stopped. Spread the word!
Dodie
raytown, Missouri
U.S.A.
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