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Complaint Review: Plasmanet Inc. Freelotto.com - Maple Ridge British Columbia
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Plasmanet Inc. Freelotto.com
Po.box 4562, Grand Central Station, New York,NY 10163 Maple Ridge, V4R 2E5 British Columbia, Canada
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Plasmanet - Freelotto.com ripoff New York New York
I have been participating in the free lottery.com, playing the lotto on their site. on Jan-14-2004 at 08:09:56 -0800(PST) I sent am email to merchandise dispatch office, offers@freelotto. regarding an email sent to me that same day!
The stated I had a parcel there to claim, it was a 61"tv or a cheque for 2,741.88, and to claim within 40 days, I emailed them 3 times to claim my parcel or cheque, still no response. I emailed to claim the cheque, cause I could really use the money right now, instead of the tv.
The parcel is apparently waiting in new your at grand station, but still have not had a responce or a cheque delivered to my home! where is my cheque. I don't know whether they are a fraud or not, still have not gotten a responce to my emails or claims. All I wanted is my cheque.
Jennifer
British Columbia
Canada
The stated I had a parcel there to claim, it was a 61"tv or a cheque for 2,741.88, and to claim within 40 days, I emailed them 3 times to claim my parcel or cheque, still no response. I emailed to claim the cheque, cause I could really use the money right now, instead of the tv.
The parcel is apparently waiting in new your at grand station, but still have not had a responce or a cheque delivered to my home! where is my cheque. I don't know whether they are a fraud or not, still have not gotten a responce to my emails or claims. All I wanted is my cheque.
Jennifer
British Columbia
Canada
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Jan
Rotherham,Europe,
United Kingdom
Keep your money in your pocket!
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, March 10, 2004
Sadly this is an all too common rip-off! The clue is in "or other merchandise item (confirmed; see inventory document, below)." If you read the list it will ALWAYS contain at least one of the following: Holiday vouchers to the 'value' of $$$$$$ Jewellery 'valued' at $$$$$ ebook(s) 'worth' $$$$$ A 'mystery gift worth' $$$$$ Get the picture? So, what will you get for your $31.95? Most probably a 'diamond' (industrial, uncut) on a solid gold (plated) chain of about 16" length with a RSP of $2.50! No-one EVER gets the cheque or tv. Here, in the UK such 'offers' are now unlawful and the persons running the scam can easily find themselves incarcerated for a decent 'stretch' plus confiscation of assets. Do not waste your money.
David
Sydney,Australia,
Australia
Now they want you to PAY to get your prize! ..They are now asking for a credit card payment to "release" the goods
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, February 26, 2004
I would like to alert others that there is a new twist to this tale: They are now asking for a credit card payment to "release" the goods, as shown below: "You have been pre-assigned a parcel containing a SONY 61" PROJECTION TV or a bank cheque for USD $2,741.88 made payable to you, or other merchandise item (confirmed; see inventory document, below). All shipping and tariff charges will be paid by the sponsor. But you must remit a Release Fee of USD $31.95, payable by credit card. Include this USD $31.95 fee with your completed Warehouse Release & Shipping Request." So now they not only generate the interest on the deposited money, they also get you to pay them to NOT deliver your prize!!! Good luck everyone
