Green post card urgent gram identified as a possible recipient of a government grant for $5,000 you never have to repay. Fraud fraud fraud do not contact them, throw away grren postcard after you file a report ...
I received a lite yellow postcard "URGENTGRAM" in the mail advertising a guaranteed grant for at least $5000 from Kensington Consulting Group. I called and they said that I would receive at least $5000 in grants. All I needed to do was give them: my bank account information, ss#, address ...
I should have realized that I was identified as a possible which does leave doubt. Many times I was promised it was in the mail they never said what it was. They did say I would be very satisfied. Reacently it was"you haven't received it yeat" A few days ago it finally arrived via e-male. ...
I received a yellow postcard from them on today. I called them to see what the reqirement was and the lady explained, "We get your infro (name, dob, address, city, state, phone number, zip code, income, the population of your city and your banking info). After I gave her my info, I asked her ...
My situation with Kensington Assistance Agency is very similar to Gene's situation in Nevada, Las Vegas. I was sent an Urgent Gram stating to call the above phone number because I had been identified as a possible recipient of a government grant of at least $5000.00 It also stated unlike a loan, a ...
I got this post card in the mail. I called because i was curious. They wanted alot of personal information. I questioned the business themselves when they asked for my checking account information to bill me $299.97 for something I had not recieved yet. I guess i am nieve. I gave them my info ...