I really thought this kind of thing only happened in the U.S. I subscribe to Reader Digest and am always getting notices saying that I am close to being a winner, but they have never asked for money, not even postage. When I received this rather official looking notice, I read over the papers ...
We requested a refund of the $500.00 deposit that we gave the dealership because they tried to charge us 10% interest rate and we received 2% from another Nissan Dealership. They refused to give us a refund and refused to give us a copy of the paperwork. They stated "We are here to make ...
There's an address but, no customer service phone # or web addy. But, theres a sheet that has data verification on it and asking you if your address is correct etc. But, the best advice I've ever heard is "Why would you have to pay money to win money?" Now on their papers though it says ...
I nearly lost my home after Hurrican Katrina. As the hurricane approached landfall and I watched with horror as an evacuee in FL on August 29, I called and suspended all utilites. Excel never stopped billing me. Even after four phone calls to different departments and several emails, they continued ...
Received a letter 4-20-06 saying I had won a million dollars. I just needed to send them $11.89 for some special parcel and I was to return an entry identification form. I feel so sorry for those you are getting ripped-off. This really needs to stop. ...
Just recievied this official looking letter in the mail saying that my wife has won $5,000.00 but all we have to do is send them a check for $11.89. These people need to be stopped if not for this site we would have fallen pry to them ...