I recieved an "award letter" stating that I was the guaranteed winner of $1,900, 000.00. The letter then went on to request that I send them $19.99 for the "Report Fee". The letter had no phone number nor web site address. Only a P.O. Box for me to send my money to... Ya right. ...
Thank goodness I checked online about this company before I sent them my $20.00. Another woman sent hers and didnt receive her $1,900, 000,000. As promised to her. I was promised the same amount. Thanks to her report, I will be saving my money. The so called 'confirmation letter' said that the $20 ...
The company make you think that there is an urgency to the award. Which make a unsuspecting person send them $20.00 thinking they will lose the award. What made me suspicious was why would I win that amount of money, and have to send them $20.00. Wouldn't the sponsoring agency pay them for this ...
It is sickening what these people are getting away with. I, thank-fully was fore-warned not to pay processing fees etc. I talked to the BBB upon speaking with my dad. GENERALLY to recieve money (always in the lottery) you DO NOT have to pay to recieve your monies owed. BEWARE of false foreign ...
NAAC mailed a fraudulent prize report of guaranteed winnings of 1,900, 000.00 in cash and awards. Just pay a one time fee of $19.99. I paid the fee and never received anything. I wrote 2 different letters asking for a full refund. I've never received that either. ...
Well, unwrap me and give me a big lick because I'm the biggest sucker of them all. I was stupid enough to actually send the money they requested believing it was for the licensing. Ha!!! Them scamming bastards, I'm refering to the National Awards Advisory Center. Hopefully they'll get caught, ...