I recieved a little plastic wrapped survey letter, to be mailed to australia, for a chance to win something. 2 weeks later i get the same thing, with a slightly different address. Today i recieved a letter from acg client services department.
The header of the paper lists the address on the return envelope of spuistraat 47 B amsterdam, netherlands. Phone 3120 708 4113, fax 3120 638 3429. When i looked up the first number set, the country code is for guyana, south america. But mapquest pulls up spuistraat 47 without a b, in amsterdam.
The letter goes on to say, "confirm your appointment as a cash income beneficiary by returning this form and the standard admin. Fee of $14.87 to" the address. "if you are not happy with the amount you become entitled to, your admin fee will be refunded."
My letter listed trust fund dt006-08, with the option of paying by cash, check/money order, visa, or mastercard. It looks kind of funny when it says 'expiry date' instead of expiration...
It also says "return your order in the envelope provided. You can fax your order now on 3120 638 3429 this payment option is only available if you are paying by credit card" with just that much punctuation.
I am returning the envelope with a note that i could use the money, but please send verification. I havent even been at this address very long before i got these letters, so i'm not quite sure how they get them. Just another annoyance.
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