I would like to thank everyone else who took the time to write about this scam. I just bought a house and then lost my job, so you can imagine I was freaking out and in need of some money. So I got kinda excited when a letter came in the mail claiming I could win $1 million dollars. It seemed too ...
I received an envelope from National Awards Commission on 9/23/05 stating that I was a guaranteed winner of 1 million U.S.D. If I were to return within 7 days of receiveing entry and completion form, with a requested premium fee by money order for $11.89 Being from Kansas City M.O. (originally), I ...
This is one of several organizations who mail an official looking document implying you have won a fabulous sum. The implication is that you must send in a small fee ranging from $11.95 to $29.00 to receive your money. Reading the small print, however, you will discover that the fee you send only ...
I got a letter from National Award Commision. Which says more about my luck to win a grand prize. Which was surprising and good looking. But as i do ever, i tried to trace this concern on internet site. There i was not able to search it's contact no but (i say) fortunately reached at this site and ...
Like many others here I got the same letter claiming I had won $1,000, 000.00!! BUT the fee of 11.89 was requested. My answer to this is that little (hard to read) slip of paper in the envelope that states the 'legal' rules. At the very bottom are the words "No Purchase Necessary" which I ...
I recived a letter in the mail that said I had seven days to send this paper back signed and filled out. There is a fee of 11.89 and it would be shipped over night. The guy that signed it is paul bishop. ...