My mom received a letter from Secret Society claiming she had been discovered having special traits. She did not send letter back as requested. Received a call from an individual claiming she had won a vehicle and a large sum of money. Red flags should have flown high. Mom has dementia I took the ...
I was sent a letter for a free invitation to join this so-called group of enlightened and successful individuals: after turning in the free letter, I was sent a letter stating that a 1200-page book costing $139.95. (Where is this book, and, what is this book about?) Why the one-time offer? How ...
These bottom feeders sent me an unsolicited letter via U.S. Postal Service. They claimed that their "secret society secret members" found me and wanted to share their greatest secrets with me, because I'm am extremely special according to them. They urged me to simply mail back the letter ...
I am glad I checked consumer complaints before sending them $139.95, which I really couldn't spare at the time! They sent me a mailing from "John" saying I had been accepted into their membership of very influential and rich people, and that I would be able to go to workshops and meetings ...
I got the same letter in the mail about this Secret Society, and that I had special hidden talents, that I would be able to control men, women, casino games, etc... Its all free too. Great where do I sign up! I faxed the letter back to them. Low and behold within less than a week I recieved a two ...
Preys on depressed and desperate people they send you two letters before they send you a booklet. Basically tell you that you have these hidden powers over love and money and people. Almost like a cult. Somewhere in there they want you to send money. ...