I would like to warn people of companies like this. It's bad enough that this country is undergoing a very bad reception but this here takes the cake. When you receive something in the mail that says you won a substantial amount of money from a sweepstakes that you never entered, Do Not Entertain the thought and especially if they want you to send in money!
I think it's sick for people to try and take advantage of a people that are already struggling beyond belief. They have a saying that goes "There's a sucker born every minute". I am glad that I didn't send in anything. Scams like this can cause a lot of unwanted hurt. When they ask for a check do Not send in anything and especially with your account number or any personal number that pertains to you.
These sickos are out to try and ruin your credit. There is also another saying that goes a little something like this, " When something seems too good to be true nine times out of ten it usually is". And one of my personal favorite sayings is: " Never go against your first mind."
These scams need to be reported so that others can be made aware. Even though with the technology of today, you can see the typographical errors upon close examination of an inexperienced scam artist.
Always check with the Better Business Bureau (B.B.B.) before you end up hurting yourself beyond repair.
I just wanted to get the warning out. I hope the B.B.B.investigates this fraudulent company and completely shut it down!
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