I want it to be known that we live in England and my Mum (aged 75) has just received the letter you are all talking about, except that it stated that she could win 358,467 and all she had to do was pay 13.17. Luckily she showed it to me and being a disbelieving sort of person I said I would check ...
I received this official looking paperwork for being a cash prize winner of $677,519.00. But they charge a fee of $21.95 for "validation." This is a huge scam and I'm really glad I found this website so others can be aware. ...
I was one of the few that got ripped off too. I received a letter that i join this sweepstakes of 600,000 dollars something like that and in order to receive that money i had to pay the shipping $21.95. So i did and three weeks later i got another letter saying that i won 450,000 dollars. I got ...
I like others on this site also recieved a letter from SIRS stating that I had won 677,519 dollars. However in addition to that I recieved two more letters saying that I won money. One for 362,814 dollars and the other for 450,773 dollars. I read these documents over and over and they sounded real. ...
Sweepstakes Information Reporting Services sent a letter stating that I had won $677,519. I responded with a check for $21.95 for shipping and handling and a processing fee. I found out that it was a scam after I sent the money. Stupid me! ...
3/21/05 I received a "Confirmed Prize Notification Winner" from a company called "Sweepstakes Information Reporting Services" claiming that I had won 525,439.00. I went on the "ripp off report" website and saw that people had already received such letters, sent money, ...