Las Vegas, Nevada Actionable Award Program Oldest Scam in the book Ripoff Las Vegas Nevada
I received a letter in the mail yesterday saying that i had a confirmed prize of over $3,341,006.00. My name was listed with 3 others who,collectively, had winnings totaling over 15,326,634.00. I was immediately suspicious of this "unofficial" looking "official" letter and was looking for the punch line to this not so funny joke. Then, Bam!, it hit me, I needed to send a $20.00 report release fee payable by cash, check or money order. Maybe if one of the payment options had been MC VISA AMX they would have got my money (Just Kidding) LOL.
So I sent them a copy of a fake check in their prepaid postage envelope. At the top of my correspondence it says You Are Sworn To Secrecy Not To Cash This.
So the score remains: $0.00 Jenai $0.37 LVAAP.
Everyone send a blank reply using their envelope so that they will be charged .37 (or amount of bulk postage) for each reply.
If no money is coming in and postage is going out, they may have to close up shop.
Jenai
Los Angeles, California
U.S.A.
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Jim
Mobile,Alabama,
U.S.A.
Send them a photocopy $20
#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, June 29, 2005
I ran the "Reverend Ike" off this way, he sent a photovopy "Prayer Rug" and wanted $5 to make it "Holy"
I sent him a photocopy $5 (one side, the "Rug was one sided) and didn't hear from again for 20 years.
Or you can sprinkle a generous supply of Talcum powder, cornstarch, baking soda, flour, etc in the envelope, (Make sure there's no way to identify who sent it, no paperwork) and scare them to death.
They can't call the cops, they'll get busted for scamming, so let them sweat if it's poison or not.