NPF and a letter signed by a person reporting to be named The Director, Dave Barrett Sent me via USPS a fraudulent letter notifying me that I had won $1.200,000 but needed to send $20 to them for a processing fee. Plainesboro New York
I received a letter in the mail today that is from a company named NPF. Included in the letter is a return envelope with their address and a very fancy embossed multi-colored officialish looking letter notifying me that I have won 1.200,000. I was asked to send the the amount of $20.00 which they call a"report fee". They ask me to sign my name by three significant sentences all of which are total fraud.
I was going to take the time to write out the letter but I am adding to one that was already reported. Obviously they had some success with their fraud as they are doing it a second time.
Even though I love mafia movies and crime shows on television it greatly upsets me that an elderly person could receive this letter in the mail and then send them $20.00 and never hear from them again or even worse if they do send the money the thief knows they have a person to take advantage of and willl reel in the person with more bait by saying that they had been selected out of a number of people in order to get more money from them.
To me these are pathetic losers who are using the USPS to abuse its power and obtaining lists from god knows where and it needs to be reported so others do not fall victim to this letter or NPF whoever they are. I am calling the po po on you tomorrow NPF so better move that PO box and whoever paid for it for a year in advance in cash as they use the box at the post office to steal and hustle money off the elderly. Shame on you NPF. It should stand for NEVER PUT $ in the Fricking Envelope. They forgot the E. Obviously.
So good luck to you.