My Husband recieved a letter confirming the win of 525,439.00. We were sceptical, but still sent them 21.95. Hoping that it would be real I guess. If any action is taken, we would like to be notified. What a swift kick. Sincerely, FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY!!! ...
While assisting my elderly mother with her phone bill, I find a $6.00 charge appearing every month for the past three years. After calling USBI and requesting that they remove the charge, they were very uncooperative. After playing the tape of her "consent" it is obvious that no such ...
The Instant Answer theinstantanswer.com is the latest scheme from Sally St. John, who graduated from a diploma mill LaSalle University in Mandeville, Louisiana. For nearly ten years, St. John, who changed her name from Sally Guber, and misled the public into thinking she graduated from UNLV with a ...
I received a letter saying I won $525,439.00. It did not have any contact information except for the mailing address, which is a P.O. Box. It asked ME to send in money to GET my money. I found this letter fishy, I went online and started to investigate and came across a report on this website that ...
I recently recieved a letter from the Consumer Award Advisory Service stating that i had won $525,439.00. I did some checking on the enternet and I found this site where it says it's a ripoff. I feel sites like this are very informative and benefit the people in many ways. This is very illegal in ...
About 2 weeks ago I recieved a letter in the mail from a company names Consumer Award Advisory Service aka CAAS. It said I had won $525,439. Of course my husband and I were excited and so I sent in the paperwork for it not noticing that I had to send in processing fees. Well, I took it upon myself ...