N.M.E. - National Magazine Exchange SENT ME A LETTER LOOKING LIKE I WON A SWEEPSTAKES, I CALLED THE NUMBER AND AFTER THAT THEY TRIED TO SELL ME ANYTHING THEY COULD. MAGAZINES WERE THEIR NICHE PRODUCT, RIPOFF! CLEARWATER Florida
Don't fall for this scam. They'll send you a pink letter where the return address is hand addressed, thus you're going to think you actually won something. The chances of that actually happening though are slim to none. I lean towards the latter in this case.
Diesel
BEVERLY HILLS, California
U.S.A.
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Jill
Bellevue,Nebraska,
U.S.A.
Misleading perhaps... Ripoff No
#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 15, 2005
This are not ripofss. Misleading perhaps. On the back of everyone of these they clearly state that they are sweepstakes.
The print is small but they clearly state they are sweepstakes and your chances of actually winning are about the same as having Ed McMann and d**k Clark show up at your house.
They may be misleading but 99% percent of the population knows how these things work.
If you want a chance at winning play the game, if not, recycle the paper and go on with your life.