Getting alot of scam in the mail lately ??
Here is what a local watchdog reporter posted:
They usually require fees to collect nonexistent winnings. NEVER pay fees to win a prize.
“You lucked out: having been promoted to entitlement prominently award-wise, in seven figures.” — Bureau of Public Relations.
“Confirm that you have received instructions to proceed with the transfer of the sum of 129,500 dollars by bank check in your name.” — Collins & Associates.
“We are honored to have the privilege of serving you in this matter. We can just imagine that winning * 41,300,000.00 in Cash and Awards * would be the opportunity of a life-time for YOU, and truly we are thrilled to bring you this exciting news!” — North American Disbursement Agency.
“At last, the time has come to perform for you my top-secret and very personal Golden Occult Ceremony that may multiply your income times 10 and make problems disappear and your wishes come true!” — Madame Gloria, a “Powerful Clairvoyant” from France.
“Despite several letters, we have not received the response necessary to place you in the running for a $15,000.00 Prize Check. Our Prize Director is concerned. He has requested we make this Important Contact before we suspend further action on your behalf, and thereby place your account in our ‘Prize Ineligibility’ File.” — International Award Payment Center.
“Dear Reader, America’s next major financial crisis is finally here. The U.S. stock market lost more than $1 trillion in the first few weeks of 2016.” — Free Books Offer, Stanberry Research.
“And then there are the people who didn’t answer our letters. These people were not so smart. They were also mailed the same information letter just like this one you are reading right now but they never answered our letters, probably threw them away. Yes, those people actually threw away their opportunity to reclaim their money. What a shame!” — New Funds Division.
“There are absolutely no strings attached and this money is owed to you and will be paid to you ‘for sure’ if as one of the owners you simply claim it. This is ‘MONEY IN WAITING.’” — Consumer Services Division.
“It is great pleasure and excitement that we now can inform you that we have scheduled a payment of $5,893.00. ... We would also like to ask for your help by including a gift of $9 or more to give hope and happiness to a child suffering from cancer.” — Winner’s Notice Processing.
“Just mail two letters and make up to $15,000 in one month. Results are guaranteed!” — Vanderbilt Enterprises.
“Your life is set for change. You will perhaps have a large income to depend on. We hope that each check you receive for perhaps $8,000 can keep you from working so hard.” — Monthly Annie Incomes via True Miracles LLC.
“Dear Jesus I am proving you with my seed offering of $[fill in the blank].” — Prayer By Letters.
“I have decided to give you a series of secret lucky numbers, totally free of charge. These lucky numbers are to be used by you alone. Now follow along carefully. Give me your undivided attention. The information that follows is crucial. My gift is my prophesy.” — Roselyn Richards.
“If you need a lot of money fast, this is going to be the most important message you will ever read. Never worry about money again.” — Stephen Young via Communications Publishing.
“This letter is to advise you that our offices received your name in conjunction with an ongoing investigation into un-awarded cash and prize directives as offered through various sweeps and lottery organizations.” — Macari, Thomas & Associates.
“While this may have been simply an oversight, we knew we had to get in touch with you as soon as possible to ensure that you do not lose out on an unprecedented opportunity to win hundreds of thousands of dollars.” — Mountain View Publishers.
“Provided that you reply within the next 12 Days, you’ll also receive an additional $Fifty Thousand Dollar Cash Bonus win opportunity — yours to spend on whatever you like if you win. Throw a lavish dinner party for you and all your loved ones.” — Wynfel Advisory Services.
“Please stop whatever you are doing and open this envelope. This is possibly the most important piece of mail you have ever received! From Psychic Lee Moorhead, (Letter inside is confidential.)”
Here is what a local watchdog reporter posted:
They usually require fees to collect nonexistent winnings. NEVER pay fees to win a prize.
“You lucked out: having been promoted to entitlement prominently award-wise, in seven figures.” — Bureau of Public Relations.
“Confirm that you have received instructions to proceed with the transfer of the sum of 129,500 dollars by bank check in your name.” — Collins & Associates.
“We are honored to have the privilege of serving you in this matter. We can just imagine that winning * 41,300,000.00 in Cash and Awards * would be the opportunity of a life-time for YOU, and truly we are thrilled to bring you this exciting news!” — North American Disbursement Agency.
“At last, the time has come to perform for you my top-secret and very personal Golden Occult Ceremony that may multiply your income times 10 and make problems disappear and your wishes come true!” — Madame Gloria, a “Powerful Clairvoyant” from France.
“Despite several letters, we have not received the response necessary to place you in the running for a $15,000.00 Prize Check. Our Prize Director is concerned. He has requested we make this Important Contact before we suspend further action on your behalf, and thereby place your account in our ‘Prize Ineligibility’ File.” — International Award Payment Center.
“Dear Reader, America’s next major financial crisis is finally here. The U.S. stock market lost more than $1 trillion in the first few weeks of 2016.” — Free Books Offer, Stanberry Research.
“And then there are the people who didn’t answer our letters. These people were not so smart. They were also mailed the same information letter just like this one you are reading right now but they never answered our letters, probably threw them away. Yes, those people actually threw away their opportunity to reclaim their money. What a shame!” — New Funds Division.
“There are absolutely no strings attached and this money is owed to you and will be paid to you ‘for sure’ if as one of the owners you simply claim it. This is ‘MONEY IN WAITING.’” — Consumer Services Division.
“It is great pleasure and excitement that we now can inform you that we have scheduled a payment of $5,893.00. ... We would also like to ask for your help by including a gift of $9 or more to give hope and happiness to a child suffering from cancer.” — Winner’s Notice Processing.
“Just mail two letters and make up to $15,000 in one month. Results are guaranteed!” — Vanderbilt Enterprises.
“Your life is set for change. You will perhaps have a large income to depend on. We hope that each check you receive for perhaps $8,000 can keep you from working so hard.” — Monthly Annie Incomes via True Miracles LLC.
“Dear Jesus I am proving you with my seed offering of $[fill in the blank].” — Prayer By Letters.
“I have decided to give you a series of secret lucky numbers, totally free of charge. These lucky numbers are to be used by you alone. Now follow along carefully. Give me your undivided attention. The information that follows is crucial. My gift is my prophesy.” — Roselyn Richards.
“If you need a lot of money fast, this is going to be the most important message you will ever read. Never worry about money again.” — Stephen Young via Communications Publishing.
“This letter is to advise you that our offices received your name in conjunction with an ongoing investigation into un-awarded cash and prize directives as offered through various sweeps and lottery organizations.” — Macari, Thomas & Associates.
“While this may have been simply an oversight, we knew we had to get in touch with you as soon as possible to ensure that you do not lose out on an unprecedented opportunity to win hundreds of thousands of dollars.” — Mountain View Publishers.
“Provided that you reply within the next 12 Days, you’ll also receive an additional $Fifty Thousand Dollar Cash Bonus win opportunity — yours to spend on whatever you like if you win. Throw a lavish dinner party for you and all your loved ones.” — Wynfel Advisory Services.
“Please stop whatever you are doing and open this envelope. This is possibly the most important piece of mail you have ever received! From Psychic Lee Moorhead, (Letter inside is confidential.)”
