I purchased two toys for my son from ToyGlobe.com, a total value of $27.90. I waited and waited for delivery and finally receive a certified mail delivery notice in the mail indicating that I would need to sign for the item at my local post office, which is 2 hours away from where I am located ...
An envelope without a return address arrived in my mailbox. The stamp indicated it was from Canada. The letter inside claimed that I had won the 2006 North American Sweepstakes Lottery. Supposedly, it was held on December 13, 2006 and I "won" in "the 2nd category". There was a ...
This company sent me a check for 2990.00. They stated that the money was to cover the cost of the administration payment and clearance fees of the 85, 000.00 they said that i won. Well the check for 2990.00 isn't even real. ...
My wife received a letter similar to others that are posted on this site. Only difference is the amount of check: $2970.00, and the Agent name: Cindy Lee My suggestion to those receiving such letters: Contact the US Postal Inspectors. I am planning on doing just that tomorrow. This is a clear case ...
For prize winnings they sent a check from Morgan Stanley. The amount on the check was 2990.00 and it would pay for all processing fees of the prize. I did not check this site and fell for it. Don't let it happen to you. ...
A check in my name for $2, 980.00 was sent to me along with a letter stating I won a sweepstakes for $47, 000.00 through Reader's Digest, Publisher's Clearing House, Online Sweepstakes, or internet games. I was to contact Patricia Anderson and give my claim #. The check appeared to be legal, it has ...