Comments on: Door-to-door magazine sales crews can take advantage with perfect ploy

By: Trey Campbell, APR

Trey Campbell, APR — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 15:59:26 +0000

CR – there is no doubt there are both honest organizations and scams out there. I’m sorry FTFT was not who they portrayed to be. It is unbelievable people have the audacity to operate in such a manner with no fear of consequences. Thanks for letting us know about this particular organization.

By: CR

CR — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 02:04:46 +0000

Unfortunately, I has experienced a scam. Fortunately though, the charge on my bank account was waived to cancel this check I wrote out to: FTFT aka Face To Face Technologies. How sad it is that “we” are teaching our young kids to lie and scam innocent people out there be it older, military, or kind hearted-volunteering people!! I had already issued a check to a different company for magazine subscriptions, and as it turns out, they are a reputable company. This second group was unreputable and have numerous negative marks to their ‘ficticious’ name!! Just google FTFT and you’ll see what I mean!!
COnsumers, beware of these young perky kids who try to make a run for your money, also telling you that “your check will be held for 21 days in case you don’t have enough funds at the moment”!!

By: Lucy Morton-Hicks

Lucy Morton-Hicks — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:34:00 +0000

I had not heard of this before now. That is horrible to hear that this is happening to military families. I can’t imagine that ploy not working with those missing loved ones overseas. It is heartless for them to prey on the weak and emotional. And for it to all be a scam must be devastating.