I recieved a letter in the mail about a Royal British Lotto. I am always skeptical about things like this because no one justs gives you a bunch of money for something you didn't do. I tried calling the number provided to speak to my "agent" but never got through. So I left a message. So ...
Do you not think if this was really from the British Lotto they would use better english. This is the worst letter ever written. My kindergartener can write a letter better than this. You can also tell that whoever is sending these letters is making these in mass quanities. If you were ever to win ...
I recieved a check stating that I won the lottery from a British draw and a Zenith Financial Management Group. And immidiately I started making plans like getting a house, buying a new car ect... They say that I was one out of 23 people to win from $2, 450, 500.00 and that I won $115, 500.00 minus ...
I called the bank directly listed on the check, and was told that it was bogus. ...
I received a letter with what appeared to be a real check in the amount of $2993.92. The letter was from a sweepstakes in London. First I noticed that the letter didn't look very official. There was no phone number or address in London. Next thing I noticed was the address on the check was a ...
This is a big scam. I called the company that I received the check from and they have reported it a stolen and fraud. The checks do look real and they are, but it is not. I called the number and ask for a Susan Adams, the person on the other line ask who I was and I refuse to give my name. That ...