- Report: #966732
Complaint Review: Award Notification Center - Kansas City Missouri
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Bea -
San Diego, California, United States of America
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Award Notification Center
P.O. Box 219637 Kansas City, 64121-9637 Missouri, United States of America
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Award Notification Center Central Award Distribution, Prize Documenting Center of America, Fiancinal Acqusition Agency, American Sweepstakes Publishers,Opportunities Unlimited Publications, Mr. Cashman c/o Centest America Publ It started off as Publishers Clearinh House and then I received 3-4 letters a week from various co. saying that I won a certain amout of money but I had to send in a processing fee. Kansas City, Missouri
I have been scammed. It started off as Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes. A few days latter I got a letter in the mail from Award Notification Center, thinking it was the same as PCH, the only difference was they were asking for money .
I started receiving 3-4 letters a week saying that money in a big amout was waiting on me but i had to pay a fee to receive a gift. So I did send $12 to ANC and $11.89. After receiving numerous letters on a daily basis telling me that i have won over a million dollars there was always a fee, one of the fees was $65 and that made me very suspicious.
I took my letters to the BBB in California and asked if they have heard of any of these sweepstake offers. None of the names sounded familiar and I was also told that a real sweepstakes does not ask for money. So I knew then that it was all a scam.
I started receiving 3-4 letters a week saying that money in a big amout was waiting on me but i had to pay a fee to receive a gift. So I did send $12 to ANC and $11.89. After receiving numerous letters on a daily basis telling me that i have won over a million dollars there was always a fee, one of the fees was $65 and that made me very suspicious.
I took my letters to the BBB in California and asked if they have heard of any of these sweepstake offers. None of the names sounded familiar and I was also told that a real sweepstakes does not ask for money. So I knew then that it was all a scam.
