Millennium Sales
Reviews and Complaints

Yes, she got me for $53 on 9/15/16 in Newport News, VA. Same Jessica McNair, RT50. Never recieved anything I ordered. BEWARE!

The same thing happened to us the girl was friendly but spoke with very poor grammar sold us child dictionary her name was jessica mcnair . Its been over 120 days the vm is not set up. Wtf

Darren Willis number 713.408.1242. I got a answer with this number. ..from another bad review online
I fell for it 3 week s ago, now I'm short $60 bucks off my bank account, hand cancel and open a new one. Lucky me I have cameras in and outside my home so the whole incident was capture . I'll be taking it to the police department today! Greensboro, NC

This is crazy! I live in Dallas, TX and the girl that came to my door on June 20, 2015 name on the receipt shows to be Jessica McNair and her code is RT50 also. I ordered the Children's Illustrated Dictionary and paid her $51.95 cash. I have called the company several times and always get the same voicemail. I would like to receive my money back as well and was preparing a letter to fax since that is the only way we can contact them directly.

Disappointed in Dallas, TX

I had a similar experience except mine was for a magazine subscription. A young lady came to my door 9/3/2015.
She gave her sales pitch and I went for it. It is now 1/12/2016 and I still have yet to receive a copy for the magazine I chose. I am going to draft an inquiry letter and see if that helps. Hopefully I will get some type of resolution.

Dumfries, VA

Whoever is complaining about the company is right. I use to work for these people and they're nothing but scam's. They also put you in these hotel rooms with these hood rats. Also you must be up every morning except on Sunday's. When I first arrived to the hotel i didn't think much bad of the place but when I saw how the crew acted I was like wow. It was a big mess all they did was smoke weed, and everybody fights with each other it's like a reality show. I left cause I got tired of going door to door telling these people about these overpriced books that you can go to a book store and buy. But bottom line this is a scam company cause alot of the people don't receive their books and it's embarrassing when one of your family members try to support you and they don't receive their book it's sad people work too hard for their money.

I was working at a mall in Katy, Texas back in the summer of 2016 to help pay for my first car. When I decided to go to the food court for my lunch break, I was approached by a young man and woman who said they were trying to get scholarships for entrance into the University of Houston. Being a current student at UH myself, understanding how hard it can be to scrape together enough money for tuition and being thankful that my parents have enough to give me a free ride through college, I decided to humor them.

I listened to their story about how they were trying to get these scholarships by showing their public speaking abilities in convincing strangers to donate to a charity program to give books to kids in hospitals or something like that that the UH public speaking department was working with, and that they were just a few points away from wining this . I should have stopped them there and called the university to confirm their story, but I was too embarrassed to doubt their story right in front of them, so I decided to err on the side of kindness and listen to what they had to say. I ended up donating $158.75, which the guy insisted I give him as a pre-paid gift card when I said I didn't have the cash or a checkbook on me (boy am I glad I didn't have a checkbook on me). He wrote up on a record of sale that looked very official, and gave me a copy, telling me that that I might be able to get the money back as a tax deduction. Now I'm trying to file for my tax return, and there will definitely be no deduction. The website listed on the sales record, www.millennium-sales.net, is an empty domain, and the phone number is equally fictitious.

Frankly, I don't know what kind of person you have to be to run a scam like this. These people knew I was a college student working a minimum wage job to try and get a leg up in life. I remember the guy who did all the talking asked me why I decided to donate (probably just his way of making the illusion more convincing), and I told him I knew what college tuition fees were like, was thankful I had parents who could pay them for me, and that helping someone in need was what God wants us to do for each other. I needed that money to help get a car, but I gave it freely without any expectation of a return until the guy told me that my donation was tax-deductible. What kind of person do you have to be to go up to someone with a big friendly smile and steal from them when they're to help you even though need the money themselves?

All in all, I'm annoyed that this happened to me, but I suspected it might be a scam from the start and went along with the sales pitch anyway. In a way I'm thankful this happened. The money lost is almost worth the cost of the lesson I've learned from this, and I will never donate to someone panhandling for donations in public again.

Darren Willis number 713.408.1242. I got a answer with this number. .. from another bad review
I fell for it 3 week s ago, now I'm short $60 bucks off my bank account, hand cancel and open a new one. Lucky me I have cameras in and outside my home so the whole incident was capture . I'll be taking it to the police department today! Greensboro, NC

So did you call this number and receive a refund? If so I'd like to try to call this number. We are out 124.60! My complaint story is above yours.

Let me just say that this SCAM is very well still alive. I was at the mall shopping. A guy walked up to me and gave the same story. I'm a young mother of two and I support education. When he mentioned FBLA I was all ears. So I was going to buy 3 books. Saw the prices and only bought 1 book for $80. Well I got home and realized that something didn't sit well and decided that I wanted to cancel. The number works but nobody answers so that's just as good as not working. Then I read over the receipt like 5 times and I'm thinking to myself how can I send this little sheet of paper back and have no proof that I even had it? Tuh, beats me. So I called the mall security and advised them that I feel as though I had been scammed. The next day I decided to go back to the mall(I'm looking for a birthday outfit) and I saw the same guy. He was eyeing me as I cam up the escalator. I said to him " you know you scammed me yesterday right, but its ok" he was shocked and said " who!? not me" . So I continued to shop on my way to go down the escalator he wanted to talk to me. I said to him " If you aren't calling me to give me my money back I don't think you want to have a conversation with me" well i argued with him and another guy they gave me some guy by the name of Darren Willis number 713.408.1242. and said to call him and his mother is the owner of the company. I definitely warned the other people that were sitting there getting the " story" and let them know that it is a scam. Luckily I got my money back from this Lavontez Nicholson guy but this is very ridiculous. This happened in Augusta, GA and it needs to be stopped! ASAP!

This is sad. My husband and I had two gentlemen knock at our door talking about this whole point system to help Big Brothers Big Sisters. We bought two books for our 13 month old twins. My husband did not pay attention to the receipt. We had written a check for the full amount of one book, and paid cash for the other book. Months later I receive a bill in the mail saying we owe money for the books. The amount that we had paid in cash was missing and not accounted for on our invoices. And the check amount was not even applied correctly! I tried calling the 888 number and tried going to the website, which by the way is "coming soon"! We always try to help with donations when we can and we thought this would be nice since we would be getting books for our girls. Anyone know how I can contact this company? I would prefer a phone number, but even a valid website or email would be great. I either want my money back or my books. Thank you in advance.

Someone had posted this
"A young(er) black girl came to my door telling me that she needed someone to listen to her spiel since young people in her demographic were not good at public speaking and needed the practice. She stated that by selling the books it went towards her education (even stated that she was going to go to the local University that I attend), and was also very complimenting in how nice my home was. She also asked to use my bathroom. I don't believe she took anything, but there also wasn't much to take. When I went to give her a check, she was persistent about me giving cash, stating that she wouldn't get the points right away with a check. I should have known, but I was what appears to be, one of the many who have been scammed. NEVER AGAIN! It's dirtball people like this who ruin it for others who really are trying to improve their life and just need a little help."

I had this EXACT same experience. I had just moved into my new place in Texas.
I had bought magazines before from door-to-door sellers who talked about college and some sort of points system (2009). I received the subscription within a month or so and it continued until 2012 when the company stopped making the magazine (Spin magazine). So that was a positive experience.
So when this female comes to my door, she's about my age and she's going to a local college here. I had just graduated and understood college is a huge financial burden. She even talked about needing to practice public speaking since people don't usually give people like us (young, black women) a second glance and what not. She complimented my apartment, saying stuff about how amazed I owned what I did at such a young age and admired the paintings I had made. And yup she asked to use my restroom. I let her. Thankfully I don't keep any valuables or prescription drugs in there and the most she would've gotten away with is shower cleaner, a small perfume bottle, toothpaste, and cat food. But wow... I can't even trust someone to use the bathroom. Ridiculous. She insisted on cash since she'd get her points faster or something even a partial payment of cash was the better option than full check. I really should've known something was up by then but thankfully I didn't have any cash on me. Of course not that it matter since she got a check for $62. It is now 202 days after that incident and still no books. I tried calling the number on the receipt and got a very unprofessional voicemail answering message. The attitude is at 110% and apparently the office is only open Monday to Thursday until 3 PM. Interesting. But yeah... The similarities in the stories is scary and I am just so pissed off. The only door-to-door salespeople I will ever buy from again are Girl Scouts!

I would like to know how I can get my money back. I have not received the product that I purchased and it has been well over the 180 days. I need a good phone number for my refund.

I work for Millennium Sales, Inc in Texas, and we are a manufacturer's rep in the electronics industry. We have NOTHING to do with the CROOKS (yes, criminals! & I do mean the company, not just a few 'bad' representatives) in New Jersey. Over the last 14 or 15 yrs at least, I personally have answered our phone thousands of times to hear sad stories from people who have been ripped off by these scam artists. & Make no mistake, that whole company is a scam, not just the kids they have out going door to door or parking lot to parking lot. Most of the phone calls I get start out with, "I received this bill", or "I got an invoice"... These people are being stolen from by the company itself, not one or two rogue kids. Most of them have told me they never received the books or magazines they ordered although the check they wrote has already cleared their bank account. And almost all of them have received a bill saying they owe more money on top of what has already been stolen from them!

This is truly amazing to me what's going on here. . First of all if u helped one of them kids it was suppose to be from the heart. Not to have something to talk about or just to see somebody else complain and u agree. . . You all say they should find a job, well you don't think what they doing is a job. Door to door is not easy all day in the heat and dealing with people nasty attitudes. . . Everybody everyday gets solicited when u go out to anybody business. The only different is u go to them to get scammed and overcharged. But it a guarantee that u will go back to that place again regardless. So u guys cut the crap, i helped and the young lady told me the truth about everything. . . Regardless if its going towards school or just getting them out the street to do something positive who cares. . They trying i would rather them be at my front door instead of my back door or street corners. . So stop judgement on people cause none of you are perfect thats all. . . And every time i see a kid out there i am going to help cause i am going to get my blessings. . .