Ok I just recieved this notorious "pink letter" in the mail that all of you are talking about and decided to immedeately research it on here. I am NOT a credit card holder and do not intent to buy anything from this company. Is the money real? Who really knows? The answer is nobody. None of you have even gotten to the point of reaching the contest entry yet.
Am I the only one who recieved one in November? I'd like to know. If this company is sending one to the one winner than it could possibly be ledgit, as far as I know they gave this deadline to call in. Well guess what, I am not going to unless the government issues a ledgitamacy report stating this thing is real. I want it to be, I mean who wouldn't want to win this contest? NO ONE. But there are many issues with this company obviously and I wan't answers.
I am not signing up for any magazines, I hate magazines, all I care about is my job, my friends, and my family. If NME wants me to sign up for a magazine I appologize in advance but I am NOT a future customer. Here is why: the official rules state NO PURCHASE NECCECERY. So why would I sign up? There is no point. If they'd like to harass me, like they have all those other unhappy customers, over the phone when I call, they are going to get the biggest mouth full they have ever heard and it will not be pretty. They'll face legal action as well. But if their contest is real they can get right down to the point and give me the prize and quit the small talk.
Basically if this is real I expect to hear from several lawers who can speak to MINE and prove everything is ledgit. I am not going to be ripped off no matter how much those sad excuses for humans called "telemarketers" think they can pry me, not even speaking of this company, so these guys shouldn't try it. If this is real quit the fast talk about sales and give me the money. If it is not, take yourself for a long walk off a short plank as they used to say and quit wasting my time
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