Lvaap Rich I don't think so! thanks to this site I know it is a rip-off! Las Vegas Nevada

When you get your next letter from these scam artist and you will asking you for another 20 bucks with a prepaid envelope send them rocks in there envelope not money they will have to pay the postage on a envelope full of rocks and it will cost them more than 40 cents if everyone would do this they would go broke, and stop doing this to everyone.

It is sad to see that these companies are allowed to breathe air. Their promises are empty and they just keep finding new victims so your pockets will be just as empty. I wish I had the money to put billboards up and they will say IF SOMEONE IS GIVING YOU FUNDS (LOAN, GRANT OR SO CALLED WINNINGS) YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE TO PAY A DIME!!! I think people need to learn to educate themselves before we get all excited about that pot of gold thats really nothing but a lump of coal. I am considering writing up some articles and looking for someone to publish them. Rip Off Report is a very good tool but since everyone doesnt have internet access I just feel there has got to be some kind of way to stop these idiots from scamming the public.

My husband just received the same letter as posted from Shirley of Concord, my husband is receiving "congratulations" for being No. 1 - whatever that means ($3,341,006.00), the other three names (No.2 Pauline Teasley$10,501,609.00, No.3 James Gardmer$4,545,708.00, No. 4 Sandra Grant$4,635,652,00) are different.

It is so creepy to read, "YOU ARE SWORN TO SECRECY ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENTIAL,... RESTRICTIVE - TELL NOBODY". It's like that deposit fraud letter from Africa saying they need you to put unclaimed millions in your bank account and they'll let you keep 10% (and please keep it a secret). I've sent a few of those to the US Secret Service.

It really bothers me how urgently LVAAP pushes this on you; "of utmost priority" is mentioned twice. And did you catch their disclaimer as their wiggle room out; .. "not liable for errors, ommissions,or inacuracies,..." ?

And what kind of wording is: "Reported Confirmed Prize Re Drawn Prized Name:.." with my husband's name following? "Re" must mean "Regarding," (because I first read it as redrawn).

Has anyone sent the money and received the information on sweepstakes they mentioned in the fine print? In my opinion, the design and wording of this particular letter crosses the line from freedom of speech to evil. I'm sending a copy to my senator. This letter is even more slick and deceitful than Sweepstakes Clearinghouse's scammish notification.