Recieved suspicious mail from "Award Notification Commission" They want a $11.98 fee to get you on a so-called Premium purchase plan. They say you are eligible for a $2 million drawing. The sponsor is not clear, no phone, no email. Since this offer looks as if it were from an official ...
This was a mass mailing received during the past week with my correct name, address and contact details. It is clearly a scam operation requesting payment of $11.89 to register for this $1M Sweepstake prize that I am sure does not exist. The name behind the scam is a Jefferson P Williams. Evidence ...
This place is one of the biggest ripoffs in the US. They imply that you have won one million or even two million dollars. OK well if you have the winning number you will win. How many people do you know that has won anything from this company? NO ONE. I have created an email that you can email me ...
Documents from Award Notification Commission are confusing and misleading. I did not send money or reply. However, I know the promises look very legitimate in wording, because of attention to details that mimic actual award lottery formats. Purposely mailed to unsuspecting, and perhaps vulnerable ...
I got an award 3 days ago saying i won 2 million dollars pay able in two ways, 1 is 66,667.00 dollars a year for 30 years or lump sum of 1,056, 000.00. They did mention $11.89 for a merchandise acquisition offer they called mao, however i was not obligated in anyway to send the money so i dnt but i ...
They are a horrible company and you will never win any money but the letter does NOT say that you have won. What it says is that you have an opportunity to win. You have to just sign and return the letter. They are offering an MAO or Premium offer these are the products that they are selling. It ...