- Report: #148316
Complaint Review: N.M.E./ Pat Haines - NME
| N.M.E./ Pat Haines - NME 16120 U.S.19 North
Clearwater, Florida U.S.A. |
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N.M.E. - Pat Haines ripoff, Do not reply!!! Second notice For sweepstrakes Star rip-off scam! Clearwater Florida
*Consumer Suggestion: They Have upped there game.
*Consumer Suggestion: Strike it Rich IV
*Consumer Suggestion: They want your bank account number. That way, they can start stealing your money.
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The mailing came in the form of a pink notice with a hand written return address of NME/Pat Haines 16120 Us Hwy 19 N Clearwater Fl 33764... On the reverse of this notice it says it is part of "Strike It Rich IV" Sweepstatkes...
I will keep this letter if anyone wants it for file!! Repeat~This is a ripoff... I got a notice to call... DO NOT RESPOND REPORT!!!
Joanna
Marina, Colorado
U.S.A.
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 07/02/2005 02:38 PM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/NME-Pat-Haines-NME/Clearwater-Florida-33764/NME-Pat-Haines-ripoff-Do-not-reply-Second-notice-For-sweepstrakes-Star-rip-off-sc-148316. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Suggestion
They Have upped there game.
AUTHOR: Matthew - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, August 08, 2005
Today tho I got a yellow post card that says to N.M.E. call 1-800-693-9206 with id # on the other side it says "We are trying to reach you. Please call us at the number shown on the reverse of this card. this is a free call.
sincerely - pat haines sales representative"
The name struck me as familure and then I found this and thought id give an update on what they are trying now.
The point is don't call something if you don't what the company is. This post card had no real indication of who it was from. I did not enter any contest to win anything - did you?
#3 Consumer Suggestion
They want your bank account number. That way, they can start stealing your money.
AUTHOR: Paul - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, July 02, 2005
They send out these little postcards telling people to call and enter a contest. That's all a scam.
The idea is to get you to give out your bank account number. That way, they can start taking your money.
I think they actually send some magazines. Of course, $100 or more for one or two subscriptions is NO bargain.
That's how they make tons of money. You pay for the million bucks they give away.
Plus, by sending you magazines, they aren't actually breaking the law. This explains why they are still around.
Buying magazines from this company is like paying $8 a gallon for gas. It's four times more than anyone else charges.
If you want magazines, go to the card in the center of the magazine. That's usually the best deal.
Cut these crooks out of the loop!

