N.M.E./Pat Haines Important Delivery Letter: Ripoff Dishonest Fradulent Mail Clearwater Florida
N.M.E/Pat Haines: both company and Sales representative Pat Haines are dishonest and fradulent.
How is it year after year Pat Haines has sent me the same mail? Trying to luer people into a finanical trap well-over $100.00 in magazines?
This person claims a sweepstakes awaits it's supposed winning prey of $70,000.00 per year or $1,094,444.00 lump sum.
Pat Haines sales' representatives then hits you with the cost of magazines which must be purchase to enter.
This person strive on ingorance of others; just as a phython strives on the helplessness of it's prey.
However all things comes to an end and Whatever Pat Haines/N.M.E has put out will also boomerang right-back with a very nasty flavor.
I speak for all good citizens; we would like this person and company put out of existance.
Lovelyn
Salt Lake City, Utah
U.S.A.
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Steve
Bradenton,Florida,
U.S.A.
Lovelyn, here's the truth on Pat Haines
#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, February 17, 2006
That same exact letter has been around for at least 25 years that I know of.
I was getting them about once a month for a while in 1981 when I bought my first house.
There is no person at NME named Pat Haines.
I sent a letter by certified mail and restricted delivery so only Pat Haines could sign for it. It came back undeliverable!
I was requesting the name of the CPA managing the sweepstakes, and to verify the claims in the letter.
There is no sweepstakes either. It is a total fraud.