Freelotto
Dont be scammed

I read many of the complaints about freelotto and would like to add some insight, hopefully to help inocent folks from being ripped off. I was fortunate to learn long ago before ever becoming a victum of fraud to RESEARCH companies before supplying vital information. While on the internet the old adage comes into play for me " if it sounds to good to be true it probably is". I signed up with freelotto and sure as the sun sets I got the same unclaimed message stating that I'd won.

Common sense told me this was a scam, I would always be leary of any company asking you to SEND MONEY to RECEIVE MONEY. I sent them an email (colorfull email at that) told them to take the automatic deduction out of my winnings, I received the same automatic reply from freelotto thus reinforcing my intuition that it was a scam.

It is sad to hear that many people are being sucked dry to fatten the pockets of scum, they (freelotto) are the ONLY winners of freelotto. I feel that if you requested a cancellation of payment to freelotto AND your credit card comany. That they are in part responsible for the fraud if they continue to authorize payment to freelotto.

Remeber that credit card companies will continue to collect payment and interest on all charges made to the card. I would persue the card company to the upmost to cease and desist all payment to freelotto or cancel your account.in closing research all offers before acting upon them, in most cases someone else has been scammed by them before you will be.

Company: Freelotto
Country: USA
State: New York
City: New York

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