Integrity Program Magazine Sales
Ripped off in glendale

Miscellaneous

As the post below states—a kid came to my ex-husbands door—I was taking care of my sick son. This kid said he was going to school in the UK on an ASU scholarship for the Walter Cronkite School. He said his mom was paying 1/2 his cost but he had to raise the rest of the money. He said I looked just like his mom and that they lived down the street from me. I said I didnt need any magazines and he said I could donate them to the PHX Children's Hospital, which I did. He was a bit of a smart-a*, told me his mom and dad were divorced and that he was raising his 2 yr old daughter. He asked me to re-fill his water bottle and he left. I thought he was a clean-cut college kid—but then I noticed his dirty fingernails and my red flag went up. I thought it was very fishy and I felt ver yuncomfortable with him in my home and after reading emails that were forwarded to me about the same problem, I put a stop on my check. It is disgusting to see these kids peddle their crap from door to door. Go get a real job like the rest of us.


Company: Integrity Program Magazine Sales
Country: USA
State: Arizona
City: Glendale
Address: P.O. Box 10025
  <     >  

RELATED COMPLAINTS

Integrity Program
Two men came to my door selling magazines to help other students that couldn't pay for the trip to Italy for architecture school at OSU. They were going to donate one magazine to Rainbow Babie's and Children's Hospital

Integrity Sales
Ripoff fradulent magazine sales San Diego California

Palmetto Marketing, Inc
Palmetto Marketing door to door sales ripoff! Don't give them money! Consumer rip-off

Services Unlimited Plus
Total magazine ripoff!

Palmetto Marketing Inc
PMI ripoff no delivery fraudulent billing asked for cash

Experience Sales
Tiffany Jeffrey Door-to-door salesman told me I was purchasing books for a Children's Hospital

R.L.A
Smells fishy to me

Dynasty Sales Llc
MY DYNASTY SALES The young man lied to us. Took advantage of our good will toward poor children. Phoenix

Fnt
Fake magazine sales ripoff

Success Express Sales Inc
Magazine subscription sales that seller claims to gain points to win a college scholarship