I recieved a letter in the mail saying I had won a million dollars but the catch was you had to send $11.89 for what they said was for a premium acquisition. If you honestly think about it if you have truly won a million dollars why do you have to send them money. Why can't they take that small ...
Asked for $11.89 in premium fee - i havent and wont send anything. Claims i may have won a million dollars and a purchase wont improve my chance of winning. Well, what is the $11.89 for??? I just wanted to put them out there! (they dint try to sell me anything) ...
My boyfriend got a letter in the mail that said he won one million dollars. You have to send them $11.98 for delivery of the special premium offer. Why do you have to send money to receive it? You can get a lump-sum of $555,000 dollars or 30 annual award checks of $33,334.00 (total $1,000, 000.00). ...
Thank you to everyone who reported this company and wrote about the on this site. I am a young single mother of two / honor roll college student and my money is very scarce. I couldn't believe the prospect of 1,000, 000.000. I took the lump sum which they offered as 555,000.00 I already started ...
Thank God for this Web site, usacomplaints.com, and the civic-minded and moral individuals who have reported against the National Awards Commission (NAC)'s postal scam practices. I received one of their (NAC) $1 million award scam notices over the mail, asking for $11.89 to be mailed back to them. ...
This should be visible to all people. Nobody gives a Million Dollars for a lousy $11.89, not even Bill Gates, let alone some wise-* crackers from Missouri. I didn't send them any money, I just wanted to alert fellow Californians that they have bought a mailing list for the West Coast. ...