I received a letter, from National Prize Reporting Center, on Nov. 20 claiming that they needed information and a document fee of $19.99 to deliver prize monies, in this case the letter stated that I'd won $1,250, 000.000. That amount is repeated here in verbatim, just now noticed that it's wrong ...
If they are going to attempt to run a believable scam they really need to use spellcheck! I received this letter - as many others did - and here are just a few of the scam signals I came across. It was postmarked 11/16/07 while the letter was dated with 11/20/07 (timetravel?), My ...
I received a document claming to be a document need to claim a prize of$1,250, 000.00 and all I need to do is send them $19.99 in cash, check or money order then they would promptly deliver my prize. ...
I received a delivery notice in the mail stating I won a large sum of money, all I had to do is send $19.99 to the NPRC and I then would receive the money. I did not send any money, I checked out your site and learned this is a scam. ...
Like others it is simply an attempt to receive monies under false pretenses. Why hasn't the US Government. FBI, Local Authorities, CIA, Interpol, US Postal Authorities or any other supposedly law enforcement agency put an end to this? Maybe my young children need to show then how to watch a PO Box ...
I received a letter-gram in the mail and was excited to see that I was a confirmed winner of $1,900, 000.00 until I seen that I had to send NAAC $19.99 for a report fee. I have never had to send money into a company to get money back. I did a check online to see if this company (National Awards ...