I received a letter in the mail from LVAAP saying I had won $3,341, 006.00 but the catch (which I caught) was to send in $20.00 for report release. Common sense will tell you you DON'T send money for money WON. I signed the form, put a note on it and told them to deduct my $20.00 from the $3 ...
The return envelop in the letter is not paid for until it is returned to NV. If everyone who received this letter would send it back with no money they will get eat up with posal charges which might help stop the mailings. Right now the only ones they are getting have $20.00 in them. They are ...
I received a letter in the mail today saying I won 3,341, 006,00 and that I must apply today all I needed to do is seen in 20 dollars and I would recive my prize money. I found out that this company was scamming people and decided that I needed to tell all my story. ...
I got this letter in the mail on the first saying that I was sworn to secrecy, and guess where it came from, The Las Vegas, Nevada Actionable Award Program talking about I was sworn to secrecy and some bull* like that. It said that I won 3,341, 006.00 and that it was uncollected but everyone else ...
This bank has got to be the worst bank in assisting customers if an issue ever arises. This bank allowed someone to wire funds into my account by someone who was not the owner of the account and I have lost all the money I had in my account because of this. How can a person wire funds into someone ...
The letter was received with a presorted first class stamp for $0.30. When I opened the letter it mentioned three others who had allegedly "collected" over $4 million each. These people might exist but no addresses other than state were given. It also said that I was officially sworn to ...