Today I received an e-mail letting me know that "The entry I made last month has won!" Which then directed me to claim my prize within 24 hours. I knew off the bat that it was a scam, but what bothers me is that I never entered a contest and I don't know how they got my cell phone number. ...
Eceived a txt msg stating I won an apple product, thought it was a promotion generated from my phone company, was directed to an auction page and decided to browse. Was told i was entitled to one free bid and won what i bid on. Received a receipt stating that, although I paid in full the item ...
I got a text msg on the iPhone said I win an apple product. I go to the website and after I enter the winning code, I am directed to the Ziinga.com site. I then come here and check for any info as I feel I may got scammed. Thanks that I do not go any further. Thanks you guys. ...
I got an email from ziinga advertising an auction site. I went on to the site and i put a bid in on an ipos nano which i won. When I was putting in my details to pay for it after I had put my card details in they said I had to send them a copy of my bank card and my birth certificate. I thought ...
I was e mailed that I had won an item but had to pay £2.99 for postage. A few weeks later I have not received the item but a further £59.99 has been taken from the debit card I used. No where in the terms and conditions did it say this would happen. The whole thing is a very clever scam. I thought ...
I am actually in a live chat with one of the consultants. Luckily i have not paid anything as yet but they are trying to crook me out of $100 per month for 3 months and so forth. If you win something, and you wish to pay shipping fees, you are then automatically added as a "Platinum ...