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Complaint Review: SWEEPSTAKES ADVISOR - R.Brady - Los Angeles California
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SWEEPSTAKES ADVISOR - R.Brady
Los Angeles, 91307-3625 California, U.S.A.
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SWEEPSTAKES ADVISOR - R.Brady They have send me a sweepstakes advisor prize report that i have won $12,000,000.00 Californialos Angeles California
I am PACIFICO ****, would like to report regarding the notification i have received from SWEEPSTAKES ADVISOR PRIZE REPORT that i have won $12,000,000.00 . Before I leave the United States last month i have received this notification and a call from their office asking for my contact details and the mode of payment they have to made in awarding the prize to me. Section 2 of the notice states that Confirmation of Prize Eligibility as per Prize Report terms and conditions on reverse "I confirm and uphold that the attached Registered Notification is true and accurate. PACIFICO **** will receive the Sweepstakes Advisor Prize Report offering over $12,000,000.00 in national sponsored sweepstakes." Signed by R. Brady- awards director, i would like to make a report and to know if this is true, any person or individual who could help regarding my case will be much appreciated.Thank You.Please feel free to send me updates or queries on my email at (((email redacted)))
Francis
West Hills, California
U.S.A.
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Francis
West Hills, California
U.S.A.
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Robert
Wallingford,Connecticut,
U.S.A.
It's a scam.
#2Consumer Comment
Wed, August 29, 2007
First ask yourself. Did I enter a sweepstakes contest recently? The usual scenario is that you will be mailed a bank check for some amount. You will be told it is to cover "fees" to receive your prize winnings (usually several thousands of dollars). You will be asked to deposit the check and withdraw most of the amount to Western Union to someone (usually outside the USA). You will not hear from them again. If you call them they will give you some excuse to stall you (assuming the number still works and they have not moved on to another victim). Weeks later, you will be noified by your bank that the check you deposited was a fraud and you now owe them the money you withdrew. The best advice, throw it away and do not give them any personal information if you should be called. Good luck.
