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Complaint Review: Award Notification Commission - Kansas City Kansas
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PO BOX 2905 Kansas City, 66110-2905 Kansas, USA
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Award Notification Commission Yesterday, I received a letter stating that I had won $1,327,940.00 and I quite by accident sent a check of $12.99 and mailed it without knowing it was a scam. Kansas City Kansas
I accidentally sent a check of $12.99 to Kansas City, Kansas without knowing that it was a scam. Casey. Framingham,MA.
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Warren Smith
Alabama,USA
DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS PERSON- IT IS A SCAMMER ATTEMPTING TO GET YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION AND MONEY! EMAIL LOTTERIES ARE ALWAYS A SCAM
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, July 20, 2016
WARNING! DO NOT RESPOND TO THE ABOVE PERSON! THEY LOOK FOR PEOPLE ON RIPOFFREPORT WHO HAVE BEEN SCAMMED BY ONLINE LOTTERIES, PRETEND THAT THEY ARE A REAL LOTTERY AND TO CONTACT THEM TO GET $, BUT THIS IS A CRIMINAL WHO IS GOING AFTER EASY TARGETS (PEOPLE WHO FELL FOR SCAMS IN THE PAST), ATTEMPTING TO GET THEIR PERSONAL INFORMATION, TELL THEM THEY 'WON' AND GET THEM TO SEND A 'FEE'.
'LOTTERY WINNER' EMAILS ARE ALWAYS A SCAM AND YOU WILL END UP GETTING ROBBED. PERIOD.
The criminals behind it will ask you for your personal information (name, address, etc)--often a copy of your license, which they can use to steal your identity. They will say you have won a lottery (usually one you didnt even enter, so how could you have won something you never entered?!), and tell you they will send you a check, which you need to deposit and immediately send back a part (usually via western union or money gram), as a processing or claim fee. The check ends up being fake, and you'll have an overdraft in your account in about 7 days after the bank investigates it (and possible criminal charges for depositing a fake check). By then you will have already sent them $$ which you will never be able to get back.
NEVER, EVER RESPOND TO LOTTERY EMAILS- THEY ARE ALWAYS SCAMS AND MILLIONS OF PEOPLE HAVE HAD THEIR IDENTITY STOLEN AND COLLECTIVELY LOST BILLIONS OF DOLLARS. RESEARCH 419 SCAMS FOR MORE INFO.
Dr. Ahmad Ladin
Indiareal
#3General Comment
Wed, June 01, 2016
Some of the lottery you receive are real, i am awear of this because i am a winner of this particular lottery you complained about,i have claimed my winnings but you should note that i was instructed to contact their payment bank in London(Bank of London) i only paid a few charges and my winnings was transferred to me, i do advice you that you contact them but before this you should first of all send an email to ([email protected]) in order to confirm if you were actually selected as one of the original winners,
i hope this helps you,
Dr. Ahmad Ladin
Indiareal
#4Consumer Comment
Wed, June 01, 2016
Some of the lottery you receive are real, i am awear of this because i am a winner of this particular lottery you complained about,i have claimed my winnings but you should note that i was instructed to contact their payment bank in London(Bank of London) i only paid a few charges and my winnings was transferred to me, i do advice you that you contact them but before this you should first of all send an email to ([email protected]) in order to confirm if you were actually selected as one of the original winners,
i hope this helps you,
