My husband got a letter from this sweepstakes saying he won $1,100, 000.00, but his last name was spelled wrong so I figured this was a scam. We don't enter sweepstakes ever. ...
I usually do not call today I did to hear a call center background and hung up. I usually look up the free $ they claim to be awarding me via internet to find these listed as fraud scams. I'm tired of companies using my address for crap. ...
When I got home from work today my SO was anxiously waiting for me with this letter clutched in his hands. He has early stage dementia. Thanfully he waited until I got home and was able to show him this page. He is just the kind of prey they are looking for. ...
Never ask for the credit card # but the expiration date and to ask if i had a credit card, yet said that i had already won gold diamond watches and 5 magazines and a all paid trip to Fl. Vacation?? ...
I received another letter from this company claiming that I am eligible to win a prize of $1,100, 000.00, but all it turned out to be was a scam to try and get my personal credit information and to make purchases. ...
I received a letter urging me to call 1-800-235-3640 to verify my possible winning number in a 1.1 million dollar sweepstakes. All they really wanted was my credit card number which I did not give. I'm a little concerned as to how they got my address and hope to cover myself a little by stating ...