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Complaint Review: Maria Duval c/o Destiny research center - Sparks Nevada
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Maria Duval c/o Destiny research center
1285 Baring Blvd Sparks, 89434 Nevada, United States of America
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Maria Duval c/o Destiny research center the mail is still coming 12/20/11---do not fall for this Sparks, Nevada
I have read the reports of this being a scam. The scam is not over. Those same letters are still coming only offering different "free" gifts with your 2011 predictions.
This person has no idea who I am but they sure want to make it sound like it. Oh yes, for a mere $25 plus you can insure you return "investment" for $200 for an additional amount plus you get a free magnetic bracelet and if you respond by Sunday night a free genuine blue sapphire necklace and matching earrings.
Sound too good to be true. Only pay for your lucky days at half price, 50 cents instead of a dollar each. People like this should be put away for fraud and if nothing more the immorality of ripping of so many people that are already strapped for money or those who still find it in them to trust total strangers.
This person has no idea who I am but they sure want to make it sound like it. Oh yes, for a mere $25 plus you can insure you return "investment" for $200 for an additional amount plus you get a free magnetic bracelet and if you respond by Sunday night a free genuine blue sapphire necklace and matching earrings.
Sound too good to be true. Only pay for your lucky days at half price, 50 cents instead of a dollar each. People like this should be put away for fraud and if nothing more the immorality of ripping of so many people that are already strapped for money or those who still find it in them to trust total strangers.
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Flynrider
Phoenix,Arizona,
USA
They will never go away.
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, December 21, 2011
" People like this should be put away for fraud and if nothing more the immorality of ripping of so many people that are already strapped for money or those who still find it in them to trust total strangers. "
For hundreds of years, it has been their profession to extract money from those gullible enough to believe in magic, psychic powers, etc... As long as there is a plentiful supply of those, the industry will only prosper.
Also, people who put their trust in total strangers do not tend to hold on to their money for very long either. The two go hand in hand.
