Sweepstakes Clearinghouse
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As per the letter with the 6 attached vouchers all at $400.00 value and the merchandise data on the back of the vouchers. They varied from a balance due from 69.99 all the way up to 379.95. I elected one such voucher towards a pair of HIS and HER Watch set and sent in a personal check for the difference of $69.95. I have all the documents with me including my mail in voucher, the check and the bank statement of this check being cashed.

I mailed the voucher plus the check on Nov 29 and it was cashed on Dec 3 as per the HUNTINGTON BANK of OHIO. I also noticed no e-mail address or the Tel no for this place. I have all the supportive documents for any attorney to look at for the class action suite. I want to make very clear that I am not be able to incur any legal fee till the case is closed.

So far i have not received my ordered watches.


Company: Sweepstakes Clearinghouse
Country: USA
State: Texas
City: Dallas
Site: sweepstakesclearinghouse.com
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