I also received a letter from the Award Notification Commission asking me to send $11.89 to enter a sweepstakes to win $2,000, 000.00. These seemed like a scam so I looked online for the company name and this site came up so I am assuming that a lot of other people are being scammed by this ...
I got a letter today stateing that I could win two million dollars but I have to pay $11.89 for the filing fee ...
Just like the rest of the victims I thought that it was publishers clearing house and i happily sent the money. Then my son came over and over joyed to tell him the good news that I had won 2,000, 000 I showed him the letter he then got on line and found it was a scam I luckily had the bank stop ...
Misleading advertising that purports to enter your name in a drawing for $2,000, 000 which requires a fee of $11.89 or $13.89 to acquire a Premium Offer for "participatory status". Easy to confuse with Publisher's Clearing House. Letter is signed by William McPherson, Senior Award Review ...
I received an actual Publishers Clearing House entry form, and submitted it through the mail. Within a couple of weeks I received a letter from a company called the Award Notification Commission. I assumed that they were involved with the Publishers Clearing House, so I responded to the mailing.in ...
Just like everyone else, I received this large envelope in the mail saying I had won two millions dollars. The only thing that was required was an $11.89 acquisition fee to proceed. I am always sceptical when it comes to any sweepstakes that ask for money in return for money, so I did not send ...