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USSA RIPOFF sent them 20.00 phone is always busy waiting for a response from the company Las Vegas Nevada
My husband received a letter from USSA, the first time I told him to ignore it and then he recieved another letter. By this time he was thrilled, since he is from Las Vegas he is convinced they are giving him 3,700,300 dollars. I went looking on the internet today for clues on this company and I came across this report and I looked them up on the better business bureau. I really hope they dont dissappointment my husband! I will keep everyone informed of what happens with this company. Thanks for reporting about this company.
Stephanie
Las Vegas, Nevada
U.S.A.
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Dave
Jacksonville,Florida,
U.S.A.
Bad News
#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, December 07, 2005
Your husband is going to be dissapointed. He didn't win the lottery, he send off $20.00 for a CHANCE at a non-existent 3 million dollar lottery. He was scammed. There are thousands of complaints about this company on the internet, obviously you didn't research this far enough.
Kiss your money good-bye. It is a scam, it has always been a scam, and will always be a scam as long as people like you keep sending them money.
You will never get your money back. The offices are fake. The phone numbers are fake. Don't bother updating us, we already know what will happen.