I received a check in the mail, saying I was the winner of internet sweepstakes.in investigating further, I found it to be a scam by searching the web for some concrete answers, and I found that it was indeed a ripoff. Bust these people, for taking advantage of the others. ...
I recieved this letter in the mail informing me that I was a lucky winner of an unclaimed price money in the amount of 57,000 and that I was selected through a computerized ballot system. Enclosed was a check for 3,984.30 which covers the adminstrative, taxes and clearance feels of my winnings. All ...
The letter and check arrived in mail with no return address. At first it looked like regular junk mail. The letter from United Financials stated I was the lucky winner of an unclaimed price money of $57,000. A check of $3,948.30 was enclosed and was issued by United Healthcare Corp. The letter ...
I recieved a check in the mail with a letter from a company called United Financials which they claim they are a Division of United Healthcare Corp. The letter goes on to inform me that I'm a lucky winner for a 2008 Sweepstakes drawing. It states that I was selected through a computerized ballot ...
I recieved a letter postmarked 06-19-08 over a 96 cent Canadian stamp, return address AMCI Inc, PO Box 1459, Minneapolis. Inside was a $3984.30 check from AMCI Minerals Corporation (One Energy Place, Suite 1000, Latrobe, PA 15650) drawn from PNC Bank in Pittsburgh, PA (chk# 23360, routing# ...
This scam is mailed to your home and looks genuine. I was presented with an authentic looking check from ACMI Minerals Corporation in the amount of $3,984.30, complete with account number, security measures and an original check identity bar code on the back. My letter is signed by David Holland as ...