When I first got this letter, I was confused. I did not sign up for any sweepstakes so, how come I got a letter saying that: "Dear XXXXX, We are trying to reach you regarding your $1,000, 000.00 sweepstake ID #XXXXXXXXX. Please call us at the above number. This is a free call. Sincerely - Pat ...
I got a call identical to this one way back in December, and hung up on the guy. Today when he called, I recognized the opening lines from his script, and since I was bored I decided to talk to him for a bit. He told me that I was approved for a $5000 grant from the government, a grant is something ...
This company claims you are quailfied for a government grant up to 5, ooo dollars. And they are just calling you to verify your address, so they can send you out importnant information regarding the grant. The guy I talked to had an accent maybe india or somewhere near there. The accent made it ...
I recieved a pink letter saying that I was entered in a sweepstakes and they were trying to reach me regarding my $1,000, 000.00 so I called them back and they begin teling me how I won not only 1 but 2 free diamond watches and a organizer. So I'm like ok thats cool you can send me my prizes. Well ...
This company is a RIPPOFF! This company contacted me by phone in February selling a discount prescription card. I was told that if you purchased this Rx card for $299 you would be GUARANTEED a $2,000 unsecured credit card from Visa or Mastercard. I signed up for it... And yes I gave my checking ...
Well, I called the 1-800 number and got suckerd to by there mag. Subscriptions of only $1.50 a week. I agreed (thinking only 1.50 per week, but they did anual payments) but got billed 68.00 x 2 for the mags. Before I got billed, I cancled my subscriptions. It took me about 10 mins to have the guy ...