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ITS A SCAM

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I opened the mailing and it said that, also included a check with my name on it. Andwas marked with the wora approved in red ink. Took it to my bank president and hit was mever applied to my bank account here in gulfport, ms. 39507!

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I called the number and all they want is a credit card number from you. When they can't get you to buy a magazine they will connect you to somebody else who tries to get you to buy insurance for your home or your car then you get transferred to someone else who wants to sell you a washer and dryer. They REALLY WANT A CREDIT CARD and that's all.

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For a winners list (available within approximately 90 days after drawing).

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I have responded to the letter 3 times and at the end of all the congrats they try to force you to buy magazines. When I kept telling them I was only interested in entering the sweeps they transfer me to another agent who wishes to confirm 'my' order (that I never made). A few weeks later I received magazines! Keep in mind that ' NO PURCHASE NECESSARY'!

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Got a letter just like the rest Here an was skidish to call but before i did, i had done some common research through google to see if this was a legit company an it was .they have been scaming the public for the past 37 years here in the united states the following adress provided by Better business Bureau "8285 Bryan Dairy Rd. Ste #150

Largo, FL 33777

Its pretty sad that our own people scams their own ..but thats life for ya ...

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I called the phone number but went to voicemail
Prize eligibility payment options below 10,000,00/week for 52 weeks

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Ridiculous
Asking for personal information

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They may contact with me telling me about the sweepstakes and 53,000 whatever and then they started telling me about a magazine subscriptions and then they brought somebody else on the line and then they asked me for a credit card number and that's when I hung up so you really need to get these people cuz I've received several letters over the last couple of months from them and I hadn't answered any up until now but as soon as they start talking credit card number I just hung up on them so that's that's all that's all there was and it's definitely a scam so if you can please do something about it before somebody gets together thank you

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These individuals gave a bunch of bull[censored] about a diamond watch then started telling me about magazines subscription and I was sure it was a scam. Then they did some thing that sealed it for me that it was a scam so hung up on them:they asked for my credit card # and they certainly didn't get it. That is some unscrupulous [censored] I hope they get these unscrupulous people. Thank u Joseph vogel

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I have my letter saying cash payment option. Says approved. Winner is encouraged to consult with advisor. So do I seek more advice?
Still waiting to hear my slots making noise from winning my lumpsum.. you need help.

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I keep receiving these letters from a place I HAVE NEVER ONCE VISITED, SUBSCRIBED TO, NOR ENTERED INTO THEIR SWEEPSTAKES!

You can see that these letters are printed in a personal assumption of possibly thousands of letters all at one time and then they just detach where the dotted edges are. If it was legit they would have tried to get a hold of you in person or something like that!
$10,000.00 per week for 52 weeks IS 100% A SCAM!!!
$10,000.00 per week for 52 weeks IS 100% A SCAM!!!

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I got a letter in the mail from "official prize communication saying a prize authorization number has been issued to me on Feb 7th 2022 and that I need to call the number provided on or before March 3rd 2022 so they can confirm my contact info? It says for $10,000.00 a week awarded for 52 weeks- cash. It says step 1 call provided number
Step 2 provide I'd number provided
Step 3 confirm address... is this legit? It states no purchase requirement to enter or win and an option al magazine package will be offered. It says its a "sweepstakes sponsored exclusively by National magazine Exchange"
Official prize communication

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People really hope to win something one day but my experience with them is I can't be underestimated

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- Vero Beach, FL, USA
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A printed letter from a sweepstakes sent me a copied printed letter bearing the signature of what appears to be made by my twelfth grade math teacher, E. ******* When I responded by calling the phone number I was asked to provide the ( ID # : ) and did so. Then after some other questions about what type of payments I would prefer and what I planned to spend the money on, the individual going by the name John offered me a diamond watch and three magazines to subscribe to. When I mentioned I had never subscribed to magazines the operator redirected the call to female going by the name Jane that asked me if I had medicare and what state I was in. I stated to both John and Jane I was responding to a sweepstakes for cash payment and wanted the first installation of payments prior to getting a subscription. I was also asked whether I was interested in some type of pain relieving products and mentioned I had no interest in that. I said I was responding to a sweepstakes for cash payment. I asked Jane whether she knew Mr. Wright and Jane stated she had no clue who Mr. Wright was. Then Jane said she was redirecting me to another line and asked me hold for moment then " Jane" hung up the phone. I feel like the sweepstakes is a scam and had recieved similar letters in the past. Soon a suspicious individual calls back and discusses magazine subscriptions for like a half hour. The associate describes magazine subscriptions and then says you seem like you are going to win and to just pick three magazine subscriptions to purchase. Eventually, the scam gets repetitive but does not pay at all. I want the sum of payments I was offered.

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- Shreveport, LA, USA
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Scam by Phone - Claims she won $10M and people have been calling her to claim her prize for 3 month. $10K a week. Was Called by Jim and was asked for Gift Card #. She gave him the number (Strike it Rich Sweepstakes) Lost $50 

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- West Palm Beach, FL, USA
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I keep getting these letters in the mail , the first time I got this letter I called the num and it was all good until they asked for a bank account num and or a credit card for a fee I hung right up . Why do u have to pay to receive free money? People please don't fall for this scam

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8285 Bryan Dairy Rd., STE 150 Largo, FL 33777, USA

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