My wife got this card in the mail and called them. They wanted $3 a minute just to talk to her. She hung up thank god. When i got home i looked it up and found this site and all the bad reports. Thanks ...
Thanks so much. My husband received the same postcard you all did and I called the number but did not get an answer. I thought it was funny, because I called during the times it stated and no answer from a business??? Anyway, he told me to try to find a reverse directory for it online and I wound ...
After googling the 800 # on a postcard I received in the mail today supposedly "trying to reach me with Good News!", I see that it is nothing but a scam. It has been going on since at least 2002 according to message boards all over the internet. I decided to include this entry on your ...
These people are just plain out mean. All they want is your ()& (*^& phone number and other info. Thank the good lord I did NOT give them any thing. The rep told me I was stupid for NOT giving them the info, that I would not win if I did not give them the info. I told the individual I did ...
I got a postcard from this supposed "IMS" and decided to type in the adresse at Google. It led me to this site telling me how it was a rip-off; the old name of this company has changed to IMS now. Don't call, rip it up, and throw it away! ...
I am so glad I searched it on this site after I called. So they were a fake! This is sick, the company start to send out mail to college students now. The comany name is IMS on my postcard. There was no webpage address to go to. I wonder how they got my college apartment address, since I'll be out ...