- Report: #288421
Complaint Review: Euro Millions International Programme - Nationwide
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Euro Millions International Programme
Avd. Alcala 32-44, C>P> 28001 Madrid, Spain Nationwide, U.S.A.
Phone:
011-34 627 850 710
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Euro Millions International Programme This company has been sending letters of winnings to all members of my family here in Austin, California & New York Madrid Nationwide
This company really thinks that all Senior Citizens are fools or idiots.
Fortunately I am not, so I did not respond to a letter dated 22nd November, 2007 and signed by Miguel Fernandez with instruction to contact a so-called claims agent Dr.David Paco - claiming that I won Euro 900,165.
The correspondence also requested my Bank information in order to have my so-called winnings transferred. I immediately notified all my relatives to be on the look for similar scam letters from these con artists and to let them know that this is an internationl lottery scam.
I have the letter available for inspection and will be happy to send copies to those who request same as an e-mail attachment.
This letter also asks for the name and address of next of kin --another way of getting more names and addresses to increase their spread of rip off. I am also reporting these scams to the FBI for possible investigation.
These scums of society are targeting our senior citizens -- who will protect them from these professional international bandits?
I honestly hope that those who read this will be able to spread the word around to beware of these con artists, or to take the necessary actions to get these bandits and bring them to justice.
Chris
Austin, Texas
U.S.A.
Fortunately I am not, so I did not respond to a letter dated 22nd November, 2007 and signed by Miguel Fernandez with instruction to contact a so-called claims agent Dr.David Paco - claiming that I won Euro 900,165.
The correspondence also requested my Bank information in order to have my so-called winnings transferred. I immediately notified all my relatives to be on the look for similar scam letters from these con artists and to let them know that this is an internationl lottery scam.
I have the letter available for inspection and will be happy to send copies to those who request same as an e-mail attachment.
This letter also asks for the name and address of next of kin --another way of getting more names and addresses to increase their spread of rip off. I am also reporting these scams to the FBI for possible investigation.
These scums of society are targeting our senior citizens -- who will protect them from these professional international bandits?
I honestly hope that those who read this will be able to spread the word around to beware of these con artists, or to take the necessary actions to get these bandits and bring them to justice.
Chris
Austin, Texas
U.S.A.
