- Report: #146693
Complaint Review: LVAAP America Freedom Award Rights Office USSA American Millionaire Project - Las Vegas Nevada
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LVAAP America Freedom Award Rights Office USSA American Millionaire Project
P.O. Box 98855 Las Vegas, 89193-8855. I bit wh Nevada, U.S.A.
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LVAAP, America Freedom Award Rights Office, USSA, American Millionaire Project ripoff. Sent $20 only. They bombard with return notices about collecting winnings. (5 so far). Passed my name on to FL similar scam. Las Vegas Nevada
I first received a notice froom LVAAP that I had won over $3 million. I responded (foolishly) with a $20 check. They have since sent 5 more "official" letters concerning receiving payment.Several different company names were used, but all had the same address and all signed by the same person.
But the fine print points out that they are not a sponsor or administrator of any sweepstakes.I then went on the "Web" and learned that they are a fraudulent operation. I sent them a letter today and told them to remove my name from their list. And I also requested return of my $20. (Fat chance !!)
I also learned about your organization and used some of the Rip Off information to let the Better Business Bureau in LV know about their fraudulent activities.
Then, they must have shared my name with a similar orgaization in Ft. Lauderdale, FL because I got 2 more letters today about two other "winnings", one for $2.7 million & the other for over $20 million. The smaller amount information came from the National Sweepstakes Clearing Center (NSCC), while the larger amount came from just the "Operations Claim Agency".
In regards to the latter, I have sent them a reply "Memo" requesting removal from their lists, and pointing out their fraudulent nature. I do not intend to sent any funds or other replies.
Laurence
Pittsboro, North Carolina
U.S.A.
But the fine print points out that they are not a sponsor or administrator of any sweepstakes.I then went on the "Web" and learned that they are a fraudulent operation. I sent them a letter today and told them to remove my name from their list. And I also requested return of my $20. (Fat chance !!)
I also learned about your organization and used some of the Rip Off information to let the Better Business Bureau in LV know about their fraudulent activities.
Then, they must have shared my name with a similar orgaization in Ft. Lauderdale, FL because I got 2 more letters today about two other "winnings", one for $2.7 million & the other for over $20 million. The smaller amount information came from the National Sweepstakes Clearing Center (NSCC), while the larger amount came from just the "Operations Claim Agency".
In regards to the latter, I have sent them a reply "Memo" requesting removal from their lists, and pointing out their fraudulent nature. I do not intend to sent any funds or other replies.
Laurence
Pittsboro, North Carolina
U.S.A.
