Palmetto Marketing ripoff, false presentation, Coral Springs Florida

On June 28, 2004 two young gentlemen knocked on my door and presented themselves as salesmen for the PMI company and were selling magazine subscriptions. The more talkative of the 2 said he was showing the other young man the process of selling so that he could get himself established in the business. The quiet one said very little at all the entire time.

Eventhough I was sick and not willing to give them the time of day, the talkative one played on my good nature until I agreed to buy just one magazine, basically so that they would just go away & my conscience would be clear. He kept at me each time I would hesitate and explain that I wasn't feeling good and just wanted to go back inside.

Plus he kept saying that I would get some sort of "BUG OFF" note so that no one else would come to my door and try to hassle me after they left.

All total, the two boys were on my porch for a little over an hour. The talkative one flirted with me relentlessly and even invited me to his comedy act - he said he was breaking into show business.

The talkative one swore up & down that this was a legitamate company and that I would not be sorry for my choice of magazines (Diabetic Cooking). He did inform me that it sometimes takes a while before the magazines start showing up but after that they would arrive in a timely fashion.

If I had not decided that it had been long enough to have at least received some sort of notification from the company, I wouldn't have looked up the company online and then seen your website. I cannot believe how upset and embarrassed I am. I should have trusted my gut feeling that day - no matter how sick I was!

Dorothy
South Haven, Michigan
U.S.A.