This firm offer me a 9000 certified cheque, which they claim I can have as a lump sum or in 3000 increments over the next three months, Plus a " Genuine Diamond and Sapphire stone Pendant with chain all layered in 14 Karat Gold."
The letter arrives on the 22nd December, when Xmas Shopping has left me almost totally broke, and all they want is 19.95 on a cheque or credit card payment form as a Processing and Delivery Fee.
I immediately type the name of the firm into a search and come up with several scam reports. How can these people be allowed to get away with blatantly lying, in print, and building up people's hopes of being able to pay off debts, etc. while conning and scamming people into paying them for the privilege?
Busyg
bexhill-on-sea
United Kingdom
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