It seems unlikely that Readers Digest would mess up like this as they have always had a very professional media system. Therefor, one must assume this contest is not genuine, even someone has gone to some large expense in printing and arranging distribution through bonefide companies. READER'S ...
Inserted into our last Readers Digest Magazine, was a book mark sized card telling us we could win a Nintendo Wii by e-mailing: www.rd.ca/wii and enter that 5 digit access code on the card to see if we win the Nintendo Wii. However, there is no such address on the internet. ...
This is the 2nd or 3rd contest from Reader's Digest that I have attempted to enter over the Internet. The address provided is not valid and it has not links to try alternate routes. I feel that RD needs to know that their scams are encouraging me not to trust there magazine either! I find this very ...
Mail outs were received by many customers in their monthly magazine. We are asked to go to web site www.rd.ca/wii and enter an access code. The contest is to end on Aug 31??? There is no such website or contest. Apparently there was one In November of 2007, but that was some time ago. That date was ...
I was sent a letter in the mail with a cash payment pending free giveaway if I was to go online and enter my combination to this vault and the site could not even be found. I am not impressed! ...
Just like to say in a world of junk mail and magazines it seems that know body could ever have the time to take on a full time job, if they were to keep filling out forms and applications for all these potential win win win situations. Maybe one day we could win the time... To keep up with all ...