Elite Couriers are still at the same scam!!! Don't fall for it. You did NOT win a million dollars. I received an e-mail today that said that I was a winner but a little checking confirmed that this is a fraud. If you are a true winner from PCH they will only contact you by US mail or in person. ...
I also received an e-mail advising me that I won second place in a lotto amount to $1 Million. After reviewing the Terms and Conditions provided, I found out that at least $350 must be sent prior to receiving the money. I, in turn, wrote them a number of e-mails with questions regarding this. I did ...
Received multiple e-mails with heading PCH saying I was a million dollar winner, asking for full name, address, phone number, country, state, sex, race and giving the winning number. Got a follow up email from Elite Couriers, Farm Road Taplow Berks SL6 0PT, United Kingdom with the name Mr. ...
Message reads: Attention PCH lottery winner, you've won one million dollars. I researched the website. Looks legit however, the logos they used are arbitrary and do not look professional. They want you to respond by giving your name, age, sex, mailing address, ect. After reading this site I've come ...
I received an email yesterday 2/11 saying that I won 10,000, 000.00 from the PCH Lottery. It asked for my name, address, phone number, age, and country of residence. I e-mailed my information to the first e-mail. Today I received an additional e-mail saying that I needed to send my personal ...