Complaint Review: Preston Lord Enterprises - Basking Ridge New Jersey
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- Preston Lord Enterprises 5 lyons mall suite 777 Basking Ridge, New Jersey USA
- Phone: 18004467419
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- Category: Miscellaneous Companies
Preston Lord Enterprises accepted money order to send fake letters Basking Ridge New Jersey
*Consumer Comment: Missing information
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Well, first of all, Preston Lord Enterprises contacted me through via mail. I didn't contact them what-so-ever. Not even through internet or anything. I got this freaky letter saying that I could get 290 letters for $299.00. I sent the money order on Friday, January 31, 2014. I checked to see if the money order was cashed or not at my bank on Valentine's day. The bank said it was cashed on the February 11. I received the pageage of the 290 letter, envelopes & labels and sent off the letters like the owner manual said to do on Friday, February 28. I still haven't received any check.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Missing information
AUTHOR: FloridaNative - ()
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 06, 2014
In your report you were solicited by a stranger in your email to send them $299 in exchange for 290 letters. Apparently you were going to be paid once the letters were sent out to other people you didn't know. There is obviously some missing information. Why would you pay $299 to mail off letters to strangers? Please tell us the rest of the story.
It is clear you were scammed. There isn't going to be a check sent to you. I just don't understand what would induce you to send a stranger $299 in hopes to get a check for some dubious employment. What did they promise you?
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