Complaint Review: international award center - n kansas city Montana
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- international award center 1401 armour rd,n n kansas city, Montana United States of America
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- Web: internationalawardpaymentcenter.com
- Category: Lottery
international award center yes they are sending me forms asking for 9 dollars and guarenteed to get a check of 15,000.00 should i do or not is it a rip off? stateing that have one 15,000.00 if i send them a 9.00 dollar check n kansas city , Montana
*Consumer Comment: look flnrider
*Consumer Comment: Well, Duh!
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they are asking me to send them nine dollars for a fifteen thousand dollar award check should i or should i not do it is it a scam
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#2 Consumer Comment
look flnrider
AUTHOR: The Outlaw Josey Wales - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, July 12, 2012
If someone wants to sent money somewhere let them, free country. I think it would be better if Team Rebutt would reimburse the individual. Now that would be useful.
#1 Consumer Comment
Well, Duh!
AUTHOR: Larry - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Why would they be sending you fifteen thousand dollars? Did you work for them or sell them something? What is the nine dollars for? Why do they not deduct the nine dollars from the fifteen thousand and send you fourteen thousand nine hundred and ninetyone dollars?
So what do you think? Do you think you just won a lottery that you never entered and whoever is running the lottery cannot do simple math? Or do you think that this is a scam to get you to send them an amount of money that is so small that you will quickly forget about it but when multiplied by the number of people who respond it will add up to quite windfall for the sender?
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