This is very disturbing. First of all to think that you have won something and pay to receive it, and second of all to wait for a response, only to find that they cashed your check and send you more convincing letters demanding more money to recive the supposed prize. Then to do research and find that this oraganization is fraud, and your bank account might be conpromised. Meanwhile, you check the check and constantly struggle to make the payments, working your whole life wondering where the day went. Frank Hildmann, William Mcpherson, James Mallroy, who ever you are behind that fancy printer don't exploit the callused hands of the poor. 11.99,13.89,22.99? LCP Fulfillment Center how is it that you stay in buisness? Imagine your grandparents who swore they'd win the readers digest sweepstakes, being sold on this fancy printed page and first class mail. Its sad. Whats even more sad is the annex 226. A list of previous winners, with my name on it. The other winners are all desceaded individuals, most of wich died in the month of may. How sick is that? I was elated to see the first letter, lost it thinking of paying off debt, going back to school, and never seening meatloaf wrapped in cellophane. How did you people get my address? Was it from National Magazine Exchange? The stupid Kevin Trudeau Debt Cures, and Free Money book? It's all numbers and names to them. Is there some sort of legal action to be taken against all this? This is outright morally wrong. There has to be some sort of litigation in the countless novels of law that protects the poor and worthless from these printer happy terrorists.
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