Always Helping People A door to door salesman sold my a Disney Magazine for my daughter which never arrived although my check was cashed. Prosper Texas
A salesman named Ryan came to my house selling magazines for a "good cause". The agent's name on the receipt is Rob Mitar. I purchased a subscription of a Disney magazine for my daughter. After months of waiting for the magazine to arrive I decided to contact the company "Always Helping People, LLC" and noticed that the only way to contact them is by mail. I googled the company to seek a phone number and found several similar complaints by other customers. I had to explain to my daughter that someone apparently "scammed" us and took our money without the intention of sending us the magazines.
John
Washington, Illinois
U.S.A.
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Sharona
Overland Park,Kansas,
U.S.A.
Not the fault of the sales company: Disney Adventures Magazine was cancelled
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, January 08, 2009
If the magazine you are referring to was Disney Adventures Magazine, then the sales company you dealt with is not at fault. The magazine was cancelled about a year and a half ago. We used to have a subscription for my daughter and she loved the magazine very much, and looked forward to its arrival every month. In fact, I had just renewed for another year when we received an issue that had a letter from the editor in the front stating that it would be the last issue. The magazine simply was discontinued.
At the time, I contacted the publisher via email and was told I could transfer my subscription to another Disney magazine but I could not get a credit for my renewal, which had not yet taken effect at the time of the cancellation. I was upset that they would still accept renewals and new subscriptions when the magazine was not continuing publication.
Even though this was over a year ago, you might still be able to contact the publisher and have your subscription transferred to a different magazine, since you never received any issues.