This is a ripoff. I was beyond excited when I received the letter saying I won 550,000 dollars. I thought my prayers had been answered. I would finally be out of debt and still have money to spend on things I really need. This company should be sued and made to pay everyone who got a letter from ...
I came home from work then went to get mail then when i looked in mail, there it was. I opened it and said, I won 525,439.00. I was shoked and sent in the $21.95. There more to this story that it prbably would not fit in this small text box all at once, but when i need to i will have my story to ...
I recieved a documentation stating that i won 535,429.00 in cash and herefore had to send 21.95 money order to clam what was "mine" so to speak. So i sent the money order made out to sweepstakes information reporting services and look up the company today on my computer and saw that same ...
Ripoff—they said I won over $500,000 and to claim my prize had to mail in a processing fee of $21.95. There is no way to contact them-no number, just a PO Box. If you get this letter in the mail, its a RIPOFF!!! ...
Just like a recent reporter, I was curious and decided to see id I could look up this information after I had received to from the same place, they say you have won. TThe first letter said over $600,000 dollars and the second said $525,439.00 and to process you had to send 21.95 I knew it was to ...
S.I.R.S. (Sweepstakes Information Reporting Services) sent me a confirmation letter stating that I had already won $525,439. All I had to do to get the money was to send a check for $21.95 for processing. This would only be accepted by mail. The only address was a P.O. Box number. There was no ...