Michael J. Armstead Ripoff Makes you believe you got a check coming to you, but you don't New York New York
For one I would like to start by saying I am temporarily out of work. So in my spare time I get on the internet to try to play free games to win some money. You know I'm thinking to myself maybe I'll get lucky. So after several day of doing this I get an email saying "Congragulations- This is no joke" So I'm all excited to read the email thinking to myself my God I done won some money, planning ahead of time all the little bills that I need to pay off and everything. But anyway so I get on the page and the paragraph goes on to tell me I am the first round authorized winner of 4,687.63 to basically hurry up and claim by the deadline date above or some other person would qualify for the money and my chances of winning would be void. What hit the nail on the head with me to just convince me that the email was real was how it gave me a claim code number; which was 13750228 to make sure it said your money is your alone and not to be issued to nobody else. So I hurried and issued my information in to claim my money, too bad though there wasn't any!!!!!
Kelonia
Steele, Missouri
U.S.A.
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Thomas
Anderson,South Carolina,
U.S.A.
I hate to ask, but
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, July 31, 2006
What INFORMATION did you send when you write
"So I hurried and issued my information in to claim my money, too bad though there wasn't any!!!!!"
Data miners try to collect SSN's, names & addresses, etc.