I entered The Great American Photo Contest, hoping that I would win $1,000. The website said that it was free to join, but it was not. I was then told that I had been selected, and I had to pay $19 as a fee or else I would not be eligible to win. Then I was emailed and the company wanted me to buy ...
I submitted picture of my cat, then was told I could purchase a book of all the enteries for $96.95. I gave them my cc # and my card was charged the same day. When the book had'nt arrived in a couple of monthes, I contacted their e-mail address. They told me the book would be sent out in August. ...
Fake contest to enter my pet in, then told I was in a book I needed to purchase for 69.95, and I could win 10,000 if I got the most votes, I was told to email to my friends and then they can vote but only if you buy somethoing does your vote count, it is deceptive advertising and wasting myself and ...
I entered my baby in the contest and paid the amount with my credit card then i got an email saying they took my money and the contest ended in june so i read up on them and the whole thing was a scam ...
They send some e-mail and this a resume of those: After reviewing your baby photo, our Editorial Committee selected Angelo Fdez-Roig to be included in the 2011 Edition of The Most Beautiful Babies In America! Your copy is available for a limited time at the special pre-publication price of only ...
I received the e-mail from The Great American Photo Contest asking me to enter a picture of my pet (Silky named Maximillian) to be published in "The Most Adorable Pets In America". They said the charge would be $69.95 plus $15.00 for profile plus $12.00 for Shipping & Handling. It ...