Sent letter to my older mother wanted $5.00 for information that she won a $500,000.00 sweepstakes. I brought the letter home tried to look up on the internet because I figured it was a scam and found out I was right. Figured anytime someone asks for money can't be ok. Glad I found your site. ...
Sweepstakes Advisor mail is an obvious attempt to gain money from those who think they have won something. No street address, telephone number, or any other certifying marks. Save your money. If you send them $5, they probably will ask for more! Texas authorities should be on this ASAP, unless they ...
I received a letter telling me that I am eligibile for $500,000.00, but I must send $5.00, before they can process my request for eligibility. I am glad that I found your site. I work with the police department on scams, and this week I have been confronted with 2. The other was through an email. ...
I tried looking up this company to see if they were for real and got your site. Saw they had been reported and saved me $5.00. Thanks so much to everyone that reports these people and for this site to have the oppurtunity. I was supposed to win $500,000.00. ...
First, it comes in some wanna be registered mail looking envelope. Clue #2 "Urgent". #3 Send $5.00. You should not send money for a sweepstakes, ever. You should copy this letter and write in BIG BOLD LETTER (RED of course!) "RIP-OFF". Send it to EVERYONE you know; friends, ...
Got an award notice in the mail, was a little suspicios, tryed to look them up on the web and found this site instead thank goodness, I hadn't sent in my 5.00 dollars yet. Thank You ...