- Report: #465218
Complaint Review: UBI Payment Services - Robina Town Centre Internet
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UBI Payment Services
PO Box 4805 Robina Town Centre, Internet, Australia
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UBI Payment Services scam, lottery fraud, false promises Robina Town Centre Australia Internet
my mom received a letter from these people promising her a $5,000 check. after reading the letter, several red flags popped up in my head.
first red flag: "a contest of skill is not a lottery" huh? i asked my mom how did she entered, and she told me online.
second red flag: location. i scanned both the letter and the envelope that came with it. australia? international? didn't sit right with me.
third red flag: the "so-called" puzzle. when i saw the puzzle, i nearly laughed. 20 + 5 = 25 21 or 23. that is how they probably snatch innocent people; that and the promise of a huge check.
thank god my sixth sense kicked in. my mom is in a financial bind at the moment, and the $5,000 sounded so alluring to her. i hate to tell her it's a scam, but i don't her to face even more hardship had she signed her name and mailed it back to them. i can't believe con artists are taking advantage of people who are struggling in this recession. it's very, very sad.
also, thank god for ripoffreport; otherwise, i wouldn't have found other reports to confirm my suspicions.
Tiffany
Jonesboro, Georgia
U.S.A.
first red flag: "a contest of skill is not a lottery" huh? i asked my mom how did she entered, and she told me online.
second red flag: location. i scanned both the letter and the envelope that came with it. australia? international? didn't sit right with me.
third red flag: the "so-called" puzzle. when i saw the puzzle, i nearly laughed. 20 + 5 = 25 21 or 23. that is how they probably snatch innocent people; that and the promise of a huge check.
thank god my sixth sense kicked in. my mom is in a financial bind at the moment, and the $5,000 sounded so alluring to her. i hate to tell her it's a scam, but i don't her to face even more hardship had she signed her name and mailed it back to them. i can't believe con artists are taking advantage of people who are struggling in this recession. it's very, very sad.
also, thank god for ripoffreport; otherwise, i wouldn't have found other reports to confirm my suspicions.
Tiffany
Jonesboro, Georgia
U.S.A.
