I received some "Prize Winner Verification Papers & Report Requistion Form" in the mail today. I was excited because I really needed the money. The offer seemed to good to be true. Why would a money prize ask you to pay money to process the papers? I went online and came across this ...
I recieved a letter stating, confirming, verifing that I had won $525,439.00 from Consumer Award Advisory Services. Naturally I was beside myself with excitement because I enter sweepstakes all the time. Foolishly I sent the $21.95 processing fee. I waited a week for my check and nothing ever came. ...
I too recieved a letter stating that I had won $525,439.00 from Consumer Award Advisory Service AKA C.A.A. S as long as I sent in a check for $21.95. I am also a single parent with one child and I was very skeptical when reading the fraudulent document, so I decided to look it up on the internet ...
I and my girls believed, at last a chance at a life. I failed as a mother believing in your LIES. I want 2 die. WHY??? Amber lakewood, Washington U.S.A. ...
I was almost ready to send the money, when I thought to myself that I have a computer at my disposal. I am glad that I did, and I would suggest anyone that gets an offer through the mail for free money, please check it out. This is when you should throw up a red flag. I will be keeping this letter ...
Basically, I received a confirmation letter in the mail stating that I was the "verified" winner of $525,439.00. Figured it was a scam and found various hits on the net agreeing with this. ...