I and my fiance are to get married on the 4th of may this year (in 6 weeks) and we received this letter from ebpr congratulating us on our win of 2,249, 366 sterling pounds. Naturally i was shocked and i called my fiance at work and told him what had happened.
Nick didnt beleive it was genuine but said we should send it off to be sure as wed be kicking ourselves if we didnt. I called my mother and told her of the letter and said every thing would be fine from now on for her and my sister as we've had a bad time over the past years.
I was about to post the letter back to the ebpr today after photo copying it and sending it back via recorded delivery. But something told me to check it out on the internet first just to see what if any thing was said.
Although i didnt send off the letter and have not been ripped off thanks to this web site, i do still feel awful. We are still in 11000 pounds of debt and will still stugle to pull our wedding off with just one wage packet to come before 4th may and all the exitement is over for me and my family.
I think this is a worthy story for a paper warning people of these letters but i know that for people like me it wont matter until they see it before their own eyes and reolise its all a scam.
I also think these people are so so wrong to be able to do this to people. Why havent the police in america been to this address and closed these people down? I dont understand how they can litterally rob people of cash on a promise of more?
Michelle
worksop
United Kingdom
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