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Complaint Review: Invitation Processing - Dover Delaware
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Invitation Processing
P.O. Box 6304 Dover, 19905-6304 Delaware, U.S.A.
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Invitation Processing Free membership invitation Dover Delaware
I recently received a letter from Invitation Processing instead of Noveau Tech because I "possess some very rare, hidden traits". It was signed by a John Finn. Different company name but same address and fax number as that of Noveau Tech.
I was surprised to receive it since I have just moved to my current address, and yet they have the correct information aboout me.
The letter states "Because of these traits, the association is willing to accept my membership and send me their Greatest Kept Seecrets that lead to enormous wealth, love and the most phenomenal personal abilities, absolutely free, as long as this Free-Membership Invitation Form is postmarked on or before Friday, February 1, 2008. After this Friday, I understand that this opportunity closes, and I won't be given this membership invitation again". The funny thing is this is not the first time they have mailed me this letter.
They claim to send the "secrets" "absolutely free" but only after I have been accepted into this association. In order to be accepted I have to mail or fax them a "Free-Membership Invitation Form".
Please do not respond to this letter for you will be validating your address and personal information to them. If you do, you will indeed be entering a "second level". One where they know they have a valid name and address. From there on, with a little effort on their part, they can obtain additional personal information and even do identity theft.
Once again, PLEASE do not respond to this or any kind of suspicious mail or e-mail. Protect yourself from scams and identity theft.
Pedro
El Paso, Texas
U.S.A.
I was surprised to receive it since I have just moved to my current address, and yet they have the correct information aboout me.
The letter states "Because of these traits, the association is willing to accept my membership and send me their Greatest Kept Seecrets that lead to enormous wealth, love and the most phenomenal personal abilities, absolutely free, as long as this Free-Membership Invitation Form is postmarked on or before Friday, February 1, 2008. After this Friday, I understand that this opportunity closes, and I won't be given this membership invitation again". The funny thing is this is not the first time they have mailed me this letter.
They claim to send the "secrets" "absolutely free" but only after I have been accepted into this association. In order to be accepted I have to mail or fax them a "Free-Membership Invitation Form".
Please do not respond to this letter for you will be validating your address and personal information to them. If you do, you will indeed be entering a "second level". One where they know they have a valid name and address. From there on, with a little effort on their part, they can obtain additional personal information and even do identity theft.
Once again, PLEASE do not respond to this or any kind of suspicious mail or e-mail. Protect yourself from scams and identity theft.
Pedro
El Paso, Texas
U.S.A.
