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Complaint Review: Elite Fleet Courier Company - London Internet
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Elite Fleet Courier Company
Elite Fleet Courier 135 Bishopsgate LondonUK London, Internet, United Kingdom
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Elite Fleet Courier Company Elite Fleet Courier is an huge hoax! London United Kingdom
Shameless Internet Scam
On Tuesday the 29 April I got an e-mail from the Yahoo/MSN Lottery Inc.stating that I had won a prize amounting to 500.000 pounds,and that I should contact the Elite Fleet Courier Company to know how to collect my winnings.As I hadn't taken part in any lottery whatsoever, I decided to investigate the case,looked it up on the Internet and found out that everything is an huge HOAX!The so-called Yahoo Lottery and Elite Fleet are working together to take people's money!Elite Fleet asks you for at least 325 pounds( delivery, insurance, etc) to send you your winnings! If you ask for a bank transfer, the amount is 500 pounds!Of course, once they get your money, you'll never get your winnings, because they just don't exist! Believe me, the mail I got from Elite Service is very credible, makes you think whether it isn't true, after all!How can these guys get away with it?Best thing to do is to report them to the police and warn everybody you know about this pack of thieves!
Terry s.
Nuernberg
Germany
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On Tuesday the 29 April I got an e-mail from the Yahoo/MSN Lottery Inc.stating that I had won a prize amounting to 500.000 pounds,and that I should contact the Elite Fleet Courier Company to know how to collect my winnings.As I hadn't taken part in any lottery whatsoever, I decided to investigate the case,looked it up on the Internet and found out that everything is an huge HOAX!The so-called Yahoo Lottery and Elite Fleet are working together to take people's money!Elite Fleet asks you for at least 325 pounds( delivery, insurance, etc) to send you your winnings! If you ask for a bank transfer, the amount is 500 pounds!Of course, once they get your money, you'll never get your winnings, because they just don't exist! Believe me, the mail I got from Elite Service is very credible, makes you think whether it isn't true, after all!How can these guys get away with it?Best thing to do is to report them to the police and warn everybody you know about this pack of thieves!
Terry s.
Nuernberg
Germany
Click here to read other Rip Off Reports on Yahoo
