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Complaint Review: Power Ball Power Play - Huskey Despatch Services - London
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Power Ball Power Play - Huskey Despatch Services
20 Lausanne Road & 65 Woodrow London, sw2 3jb & se18 5dh United Kingdom
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Power Ball Power Play & Huskey Despatch Services powerball said I won & huskey despatch is the currier to send it to me ripoff London & London England United Kingdom
Powerball notified me by email that I was a winner randomly picked by my email.
Mr. Mark Gallagher "my online agent" told me to contact huskey despatch services to get my winnings delivered to me.
Mr. Richard Jones of huskey despatch first told me to send 480usd via western union to cover deliverie charges. So I did
He then said they could not get through customs in the U.S. and needed 1300usd for an anti-terrist certificate. So again I sent the money.
Then I got inpatent cause it was over a month and I still did not receive my winnings and I told him I was going to contact the proper authorties and turn him in on fraud.
I then notified a Dr. Bill Knight of the "gamingboard" and told him of my problems.
Then I received an email from Mr. Jones stating the gamingboard came to his office & said if he did not deliver my winnings by the 10th of this mon.they was going to turn him and his company in
He then stated the only way he could get me my winnings that fast was to do a bank transfer and that would cost 4200usd
I told him no I didn't have it and he was to come up with it on his own.
I received an email from his yesterday begging me to send anything I could to help and he had 3500usd because he will loose his job if he cannot get the transfer done
I told his sorry I still can not help but suggested he take a loan to get it done. and I have not checked my email to see if he has sent anything else.
Jami
Sayre, Oklahoma
U.S.A.
Mr. Mark Gallagher "my online agent" told me to contact huskey despatch services to get my winnings delivered to me.
Mr. Richard Jones of huskey despatch first told me to send 480usd via western union to cover deliverie charges. So I did
He then said they could not get through customs in the U.S. and needed 1300usd for an anti-terrist certificate. So again I sent the money.
Then I got inpatent cause it was over a month and I still did not receive my winnings and I told him I was going to contact the proper authorties and turn him in on fraud.
I then notified a Dr. Bill Knight of the "gamingboard" and told him of my problems.
Then I received an email from Mr. Jones stating the gamingboard came to his office & said if he did not deliver my winnings by the 10th of this mon.they was going to turn him and his company in
He then stated the only way he could get me my winnings that fast was to do a bank transfer and that would cost 4200usd
I told him no I didn't have it and he was to come up with it on his own.
I received an email from his yesterday begging me to send anything I could to help and he had 3500usd because he will loose his job if he cannot get the transfer done
I told his sorry I still can not help but suggested he take a loan to get it done. and I have not checked my email to see if he has sent anything else.
Jami
Sayre, Oklahoma
U.S.A.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Robert
Wallingford,Connecticut,
U.S.A.
You are being scammed.
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, November 09, 2006
You have won nothing. You will be receiving nothing. Ask yourself these questions. Did I ever enter this contest? If I had indeed won a legitamate contest, why would they notifiy me by email instead of, say, a registered letter? Why do I have to send them money to receive my winning? If you gave them your bank account information to "transfer" the funds to your account, close it now before they clean it out. Do not respond to any further communications with them.
Robert
Wallingford,Connecticut,
U.S.A.
You are being scammed.
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, November 09, 2006
You have won nothing. You will be receiving nothing. Ask yourself these questions. Did I ever enter this contest? If I had indeed won a legitamate contest, why would they notifiy me by email instead of, say, a registered letter? Why do I have to send them money to receive my winning? If you gave them your bank account information to "transfer" the funds to your account, close it now before they clean it out. Do not respond to any further communications with them.
Robert
Wallingford,Connecticut,
U.S.A.
You are being scammed.
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, November 09, 2006
You have won nothing. You will be receiving nothing. Ask yourself these questions. Did I ever enter this contest? If I had indeed won a legitamate contest, why would they notifiy me by email instead of, say, a registered letter? Why do I have to send them money to receive my winning? If you gave them your bank account information to "transfer" the funds to your account, close it now before they clean it out. Do not respond to any further communications with them.
