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Complaint Review: Friedrich Mueller Legal Department - Las Vegas Nevada
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Friedrich Mueller Legal Department
P.O. Box 15027 Las Vegas, 89114-5027 Nevada, U.S.A.
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Friedrich Mueller Legal Department Sent me a letter claiming I have been a guaranteed WINNER Las Vegas Nevada
I was sent a letter from Friedrich Mueller Legal Department claiming I have been a guaranteed WINNER of up to $75,000 and other prizes and all I have to do is pay the $19.90 processing fee with in 5 days so hurry and send today(must not want to give you time to think) and I will have the prize on or before 8/12 but no later.
I knew this was a fake right away because I have not entered this so called sweep stakes or whatever this is supossed to be and I have actually really won something before from a trusted and well known company and they sent me a letter stating I was a winner, a W9(because the prize was over $600) and affidavit of eligibility(I had to sign for, through Fed Ex) to fill out and return free of charge and they had a reachable phone number to contact them and verify, not a small letter in the mail and a processing fee*SPOILER* like J E Schollmeier, M.A. or Friedrich Mueller Legal Department and no phone number at all.
The Friedrich Mueller prize letter also says send processing fee with in 5 days. I recieved this letter on the 23rd 0f July 2009, the letter states 'date posted July 13, 2009'. I would never be able to send the processing fee within 5 days because I was sent the letter 10 days after the date posted(hmmm).
There are just so many more things on this one little letter that proves it's a fake. Don't fall for it people.
I also think the Postal office should not be allowed to distribute this kind of mail in any way, shape or form(like that will ever happen).
Just wanted to add this to the rip off report.
Christina
Caldwell, Idaho
U.S.A.
I knew this was a fake right away because I have not entered this so called sweep stakes or whatever this is supossed to be and I have actually really won something before from a trusted and well known company and they sent me a letter stating I was a winner, a W9(because the prize was over $600) and affidavit of eligibility(I had to sign for, through Fed Ex) to fill out and return free of charge and they had a reachable phone number to contact them and verify, not a small letter in the mail and a processing fee*SPOILER* like J E Schollmeier, M.A. or Friedrich Mueller Legal Department and no phone number at all.
The Friedrich Mueller prize letter also says send processing fee with in 5 days. I recieved this letter on the 23rd 0f July 2009, the letter states 'date posted July 13, 2009'. I would never be able to send the processing fee within 5 days because I was sent the letter 10 days after the date posted(hmmm).
There are just so many more things on this one little letter that proves it's a fake. Don't fall for it people.
I also think the Postal office should not be allowed to distribute this kind of mail in any way, shape or form(like that will ever happen).
Just wanted to add this to the rip off report.
Christina
Caldwell, Idaho
U.S.A.
