National Awards Advisory Center Sent letter indicating I was the winner of $1,900,000 Uniondale New York

Everyone would like to win big money, and I enter a lot of contests just in case of the "Lucky Draw". I can't understand why places like this aren't put out of business real fast by the government for trying to trick people into sending money to them for nothing.

I did read the little paragraph however about how "This is not a Llottery/Award notification or Sweepstakes Entry Form. There are no fees required in order to enter a sweepstakes, and you have not yet won." They tuck this into a long letter and hope you will be so
excited about it that you won't notice it or will think it's only $20.00 so what do I have to lose? If it is a scam I can just write it off to a bad experience.

Then you think of all the elderly and the ones that didn't notice the little setence in there and you realize that each $20.00 that they scam off of these people probably does give them $1,900,000 in their own pockets and probably more.

In this time of high gas prices and unstable economy there should be a law that puts an end to all this garbage. Instead of stopping the criminals, you have to put up barriers to protect yourself from them. I know not everyone will read this note from me, but if it helps one person to keep from making this mistake it is well worth my time. Put these letters to work for you, use them to light your charcoal grill or line your birdcage. They are not good for anything else.

Laurie
Ogema, Minnesota
U.S.A.