Okay, i just got this phone call from a Robert Besouza, ID number 859 from Premier Benefits who attempted feverishly to convince me that my father won 200 dollars of a shopping spree due to a rising inflation. He asked for confirmation of my mailing address. I told him that the inflation is hardly as big of a problem that needed to be fixed by giving us 200 dollars. He then read my address back to me, which was correct (without me giving it to him) and kept me on the line a little longer.
He said i needed to pay 3.95 shipping and handling fee. Which makes no sense! Why do you need to pay shipping and hadling for a shopping spree? I told him that ill send him a check. He said he needed my account number. I asked for his address, looked it up on the internet and found this website.
I read the letters to him several times, and told him that i KNEW he was a scam, but he persisted in telling me a lot of irrelevant information for 40 minutes! He even called his supervisor who did the same thing.
I dont understand what their point was, after i told them i knew that they were a scam and that there was no way that i was going to give them my account number.
It was funny, but yeah, premier benefits doesnt exist.
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