I recieved a green postgram card today. It read "we are trying to reach you regarding your 2,100, 000 sweepstakes entry. Please call us at the number on the reverse of this card. It is a free call. Sincerly, John Brody, NME magazine services." It then went on to say, "You will be ...
I have received about 8 calls from this company. After the 3rd call, in 3 days, I asked to be removed from their call list, as i only have a cell phone and they were eating up my minutes, and I WAS NOT interested at all. After the 4th call, I spoke with a "supervisor" who assures me that ...
The report says "Dear%, we have been trying to reach you regarding your $2,100, 000.00 sweepstakes ID # %." "Please call us at the above number. This is a free call. Sincerely-Pat Haines, Sales Rep." "Expiration notice: We must hear from you by the deadline on the front of ...
I've never been scammed before, so I didn't really know what to look for. When I got this letter in the mail, "no purchase neccessary, just call to enter", I thought "Hey, why not". It all started out fine. The rep that answered the phone was even very kind. So was the so-called ...
Same exact card as Gina from Crandon, Wisconsin and Chris from Schofield, Wisconsin says in their reports. It's green not that pink sleeve I heard about and it's titled 'POSTGRAM' also. Someone needs to stop this seriously. That's how people get into money trouble. I'll hold on to the card just in ...
N.M.E. AKA National Magazine Exchange has scammed me with there "Sweepstake" Urgent Notice - Call now to claim prize letter. These people have taken $68.02 out of my acount for magazines I have never orderd. I received a letter in the mail claiming I had won $2,100, 00.00 in a sweepstake ...