I received a flyer in the mail from Taylor Ford with a scratch off number on the front. It said if That number matches the number inseide the flyer, I have won one of the five prizes listed, no purchase necessary. These five prizes listed was, $5,000 in cash, A wave runner, $250 in cash, A wide screen T.V. Or $1000 in cash. When I went there to verify my number and claim my prize, they said I had won a $1000 shopping spree on the internet site, Myshoppingmall.com, and that I would be responsible for taxes and shipping. I was very pissed off because this was not one of the prizes listed in the flyer as one of the five prizes that was mine to claim. It did not say, may have won one of these prizes. It said I have won one of these five prizes if my number I scratched off match the number inside the flyer. As far as I'm concerned, It was false advertising. Then, I come home and check out this site to see what they had to offer for the $1000 card I received. That was very dissapointing. The cost of taxes and shipping was almost as much as purchase price, and they had nothing I would even want to order. How can company promote things like this and sucker you into legally by false advertising?
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