I received a yellow post card on December 15. It said they are trying to reach me with good news, and that it is really important that I call the toll free number they provided. A control number is provided (0750189669). They said to call 10 am to 8:30 pm EST; Monday thru Friday. My name and ...
I got the same yellow postcard, but mine has an 877 number and then the control number under it. I went online to yellowpages.com and it came up with no results for F.R.C.in Clearwater, FL. So then I went to Google and typed in the name and address of the company and found this site. I figured it ...
I got the same yellow postcard, but mine has an 877 number and then the control number under it. I went online to yellowpages.com and it came up with no results for F.R.C.in Clearwater, FL. So then I went to Google and typed in the name and address of the company and found this site. I figured it ...
Yup, I received the same yellow postcard. I even called the number but the line was busy. Then I searched the internet and found this website. I have learned some good lessons here. Overall, whenever you receive anything random and unfamiliar in mail, please search it on the internet first before ...
Firts I would like to say thank you, this sight saved me from dealing with morons and their crap. The post card showed up in the mail and i looked at it, wondering what my Good News could be. Note the pointless capitalization, same as the post card. They wanted me to call a "toll free" ...
I received the same yellow postcard that others have also reported receiving. Mine arrived via "auto presorted first-class US postage paid" mail, "Ft. Myers FL permit No. 130". On the face are some random numbers followed by a "control #" number, some more random ...