Gordon Financial Services sent a very convincing letter with a very convincing check but was not real at all. It was a very underhanded & disgusting way to treat human beings. The letter looks nothing like you would receive in mass mailings and the check appears to be a bonafide check. My husband and I could really use the money & this type of con job is sickening. Niagara Falls Ontario Canada
July 21, 2008 I came home from work & checked my mail as always. I noticed a letter that looked pretty generic but was intrigued by the post mark which said anywhere & anyone in the right hand side. I opened it and read it three times while looking the check over thoroughly. I started to think this could be for real. I brought it in for my husband to look at and he read the phone # out to me to dial. The recording said the message box was too full and after a few more seconds it disconnected. I then got on the computer to research these so called businesses, People's Bank of Connecticut and Gordon's Financial Services. I found that this was all bogus and was very glad I didn't really get my hopes up too much.
I have to say I wonder what is going on in the world today ? People work harder at scamming & deceiving people rather than to take satisfaction & pride in a honest hard days and not being greedy.
I consider myself a fairly intelligent woman and am disappointed that I was almost duped if even for a minute.
I want to know what can legally be done to these people (the actuallschemers behind the names listed) and the companies (are they real or not). I looked up and there is a an actual Gordon Financial Services & People's Bank of Connecticut. How do they feel if their company's names are being involved and they aren't actually involved ? If the company's are aware & ok with this how can it possibly be legal here in America ?
Melodee
Locust Grove, Georgia
U.S.A.