My husband received a letter yesterday from Huntington Prize Reports Receiver Services. It stated that he had won $1,900, 000, and asked that he mail in $19.99 for a Report Fee. We looked over this letter literally for hours, my husband was actually shaking because he wanted to believe in this so badly. We are moving to another city 122 miles away, and are about to start a family.
This would be the answer to all of our prayers; our moving expenses would be paid, we'd be able to pay off our student loans and hospital bills, donate to our favorite animal rescue leagues, help out our parents, and we'd be able to ensure that our future child will have everything he/she would ever need. We were both in tears over finally having such luck! Life hasn't been very kind to us in the past, but I suppose we should've known better to believe that something this good could actually happen to us in today's world.
Because this letter appeared so official, my husband went and bought a money order in good faith. It is a very deceiving letter full of language that is meant to confuse you! In one line it says that the $19.99 Report Fee is *required*, and there is a "Consumer Information" disclaimer on the back saying that "This communication is not a sweepstakes or awards notification" and another note mentioning that you do not have to pay money to claim a prize, and yet another note saying that you will *definitely* receive the money.
This guy is obviously assuming that we are all a bunch of flippin' morons! Did he never hear of the internet? I'm just glad that I'm as cautious as I am! I tend to be very distrustful of good things just falling from the sky. My husband, on the other hand, is the eternal optimist. He's going to be absolutely crushed when I tell him about this fraud!
I'm so relieved to have found this website! This joker needs to be STOPPED!!
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