- Report: #610908
Complaint Review: Prime Financial Services - SYDNEY Nova Scotia
Reported By:
Mireille -
New York, New York, United States of America
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Prime Financial Services
101 GOLDEN AVE SYDNEY, B3L 3C5 Nova Scotia, United States of America
Phone:
778 317 4660
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Prime Financial Services Received same letter as previous report note but my check had no voids printed on it anywhere even when put up to the light. The check was for $4800 written on a JAG APPAREL GROUP check on BOA of Waln SYDNEY, Nova Scotia
I received a letter from Prime Financial Services from the "Promotion Manager" Ann Smith. The letter advises me to contact claims agent, Oscar Williams at the Vancouver cell phone number noted in the report.
I am a 2nd prize winner in the second catagory of the USA Mega draw held on Feb 11, 2010. The serial number 5928549 and matched the first five lucky winning numbers 11-25-31-37-49.
The enclosed check is for $4800.00 with a statement in the letter that the tax amount to be paid as a non-resident is $3860.00 on a potential win of $450,000.
The check is written on a Bank of America account, 1500 Newell Ave, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 on the company, JAG APPAREL GROUP, INC, 180 Rittenhouse Cr, Bristol, PA 19007.
The check is signed by Warren G. Harding, mmm?, curious that he was the 29 president of the United States in the late 19th-early 20th century.
I am a 2nd prize winner in the second catagory of the USA Mega draw held on Feb 11, 2010. The serial number 5928549 and matched the first five lucky winning numbers 11-25-31-37-49.
The enclosed check is for $4800.00 with a statement in the letter that the tax amount to be paid as a non-resident is $3860.00 on a potential win of $450,000.
The check is written on a Bank of America account, 1500 Newell Ave, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 on the company, JAG APPAREL GROUP, INC, 180 Rittenhouse Cr, Bristol, PA 19007.
The check is signed by Warren G. Harding, mmm?, curious that he was the 29 president of the United States in the late 19th-early 20th century.
