I recieved a wonderful letter promising me everything I've ever wanted and to send for my free part 1 installment. I figured it was pretty harmless as they weren't asking for any money so I sent the form back in the freepost envelope and a few weeks later I recieved a booklet that rambled on about what the NT Society secrets had done for others. (No names mentioned of course).
This then asked me to send about $200 or something like that for my part 2,508-page package. I had to reply within a week or my opportunity would be missed forever. I threw it all in the bin thinking that would be the last of it: If I didn't reply they would leave me alone.
About 3 or 4 months later I recieved another 7 page letter telling me how much I could gain in 10 seconds and completely change my life etc, I had been hand picked and I had special and wonderful abilities... Bla bla bla.
They want $218 New Zealand dollars and I can pay by credit card money order or cheque. And I must reply within 5 days or miss out forever.
Alarm bells went off so I Googled NT Society and found several links telling me it was a scam. I hope not too many people have been sucked in by this.
The letters clearly had been made with a simple computer programme and had my full name in capitals inserted in several places. There were no spelling mistakes but several grammatical (hope I spelt that right) errors and clearly was not written by the anonymous (imaginary) rich and famous person because they wouldn't make that many mistakes.
Lisa
Timaru
New Zealand
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