Complaint Review: Kirsten Hart

Recieved a letter stating that it was a personal letter "just to me." And "Please keep what I tell you secret." Evidently, I am "more special than any of us imagined." Kirsten Hart wants me to join a secret association that she can't tell me the name of and a lot of "famous and powerful people" are members of it. I will learn how to tell the future and have a photographic memory.

It sounds very good. In fact, I really wanted to believe every word that whoever wrote this letter said. But it is all too good to be true.

She only refers to the society as "The Association." The letter states that she will send me the "Greatest Kept Secret Of All Time."

It also seems that I must act fast because I am entering "cycle two." And that is the most important cycle. So I have until Friday to mail my "Free-Membership Invitaion Form.

I guess "The Association" will be very heartbroken because I am not joining.

I am just very glad I was smart enough to Google Kirsten Hart's name. Otherwise, I would have been a victim of this scam. Thank you to all who reported this scam.

Jennifer
Haleyville, Alabama
U.S.A.