- Report: #139268
Complaint Review: Consumer Award Advisory Service - CAAS - Bureau Of Audited Claims - CCIC - Las Vegas Nevada
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Consumer Award Advisory Service - CAAS - Bureau Of Audited Claims - CCIC
P.O. Box 36999 Las Vegas, 89133-6999 Nevada, U.S.A.
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702-648-1837
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Consumer Award Advisory Service - CAAS - Bureau Of Audited Claims - CCIC - Cash Claims Information Center. Prize Distribution Center - Puzzles Plus - SIRS - Top Choice Ripoff! Tried to rip me off. Las Vegas Nevada
If it's one thing I've learned, "Nothing Is Free". This company or companies are predators seeking prey. This time of the year is especially a vulnerable time due to the fact that more people are out of work and looking for a small miracle.
I fall into that category, but I used common sense and used the web to contact the BBB and eventually this site.
1.) If you are truly a winner, why are they contacting you via mail.
2.) why are they charging a processing fee if you already have won the prize stipulated in the letter.
3.)They are giving you a short time to reply so you'll react and not read everything.
4.) why would they be so cheap as to send you an unposted envelope to reply with.
5.) Why not contact you in person.
6.)Why would the address be sent to a P.O. Box #?
I am a printer by trade and this letter in 2 partrs a. cover letter & b. Info respondance letter. They are printed on a 2 sided multi-colored press in roll form so it is generic in nature, which means it is printed so it can be used again and again to send a cover style letter with a validation form. It is filled in with a computerized press with millions of listings all for the same bogus prize.
Nicholas
Muskegon, Michigan
U.S.A.
I fall into that category, but I used common sense and used the web to contact the BBB and eventually this site.
1.) If you are truly a winner, why are they contacting you via mail.
2.) why are they charging a processing fee if you already have won the prize stipulated in the letter.
3.)They are giving you a short time to reply so you'll react and not read everything.
4.) why would they be so cheap as to send you an unposted envelope to reply with.
5.) Why not contact you in person.
6.)Why would the address be sent to a P.O. Box #?
I am a printer by trade and this letter in 2 partrs a. cover letter & b. Info respondance letter. They are printed on a 2 sided multi-colored press in roll form so it is generic in nature, which means it is printed so it can be used again and again to send a cover style letter with a validation form. It is filled in with a computerized press with millions of listings all for the same bogus prize.
Nicholas
Muskegon, Michigan
U.S.A.
