I am actually typing this for my father. He received a letter in the mail SUPPOSEDLY from Euro Millones(yeah right!) telling him that he had won 515,810.00 Euros. The man he is, not having much money as it is, this really was NOT funny! But I thank God he did not send them the money. I called because as the letter was from spain and I can speak spanish pretty well, I wanted to be the one to speak to Dr. Esteban Gabino Nieto(or whoever he really is). We were then instructed to fax a copy of a the letter we received in the mail.
Well, you see the thing with our case was that in the letter it said that our "prize money" had to be collected by the 4th of November, however, we did not get the letter in the mail until the 15th of November. Therefore, I was calling to see if we could still collect the money.
Then, this Dr esteban gabino WATEVER told my father that he could still collect his money but he would have to send $693.17 using Western Union to Mark Johnson. What type of crap is that? Mark Johnson is NOT a Spanish name and why to him and not to the Dr. Esteban fellow? You know what he said the money was for? A "late registration payment". What a load of crap!!!
Anyways, I just was researching it a little after to see if it was a rip off and of course I found out it was! My mother is a lawyer and she actually told me that one or two of her clients have been rip-offed before from other "fake" companies doing the same thing!
These people need to be caught and punished and they need to get all the money taken away from them that they have earned! It's not right to fool people into wasting money, that in our case, they do NOT have!
Thanks for allowing me to voice my opinion and thanks for this website!
For future reference, people if you didn't put any money into playing some kind of lottery and you don't even know who the company or the people are...let me tell you: "It's FAKE!"
Megan
Nassau
Bahamas