I recieved two letters both wanting $20.00 to send me my $3,900, 622.00 I had won in a sweepstake. To sign a form W-915 so they could debit my account for the $20.00. Signed my a Paul E. Loukedes. No such form - No such person. Ripoff!! ...
I got the same letter that I am seeing reported all over the internet and I am happy that I looked it up because I was getting excited because I really thought I won money. I wasn't convinced at first because I normally get letters in the mail telling me that I could have a chance to win money. ...
I recieved my first letter and sent out $20.00 and a few days later recieved the w-915 paper saying they haven't recieved my money yet. Thank god i didn't send them another $20.00. ...
These people are fools. They want you to send them $20 in thier POSTAGE PAID envelope. Send in the letter but no money and scam them back. They have to pay the postage even if you send an empty envelope! You will not receive any money from them no matter what you are promised! Don't send them ...
I never had type of sweepstakes present itself to me like this before. Its amazing how far they will go to get your money. When I first received a letter, I was shocked on how they knew any of my information being that I don't own any credit cards or anything. When I received the W-915 form I ...
I received this form W-915 stating that there is 3,700, 300.00 in unawarded money in my name, if I reply within seven days with twenty bucks to cover registration to receive OVER $3,900, 622.00 It's signed by a PAUL E. LOUKEDES The ten lines of super-fine print was promising me nothing more than to ...