Complaint Review: International Lottery Board S.L - Madrid Select State/Province
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- International Lottery Board S.L Romano n 19 Planta 5 Madrid, Select State/Province United States of America
- Phone: 011 34 643 314 746
- Web:
- Category: Bad Check Writers
International Lottery Board S.L AXA SECURITY S.A. Award Final Notification: You have won $815,950.00 to be transfered into your bank. 5% goes to us. Madrid, Other
*Consumer Comment: Simple reason.
*Consumer Comment: *facepalm*
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
I wasted a phone call to Spain to respond to an award notice of $815,950 .00.
After being told to keep this confidential, not even to tell my bank, I became suspious.
I checked the internet and found it to be a scam.
Why has this been going on since 2008 and nothing has been done about it?
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#2 Consumer Comment
Simple reason.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, May 16, 2011
"Why has this been going on since 2008 and nothing has been done about it? "
It's been going on because people like yourself seem to believe that they could have won huge sums of money in a supposed lottery that they never entered.
Nothing is done about it because you can't prevent people from being stupid. It would take a cooperative international effort involving law enforcement on both sides of the transaction. International law enforcement has higher priority things to worry about.
#1 Consumer Comment
*facepalm*
AUTHOR: chaosflamespirit - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, May 16, 2011
If you believed this in the first place, you're not very smart. Also, if you take down one of these scams, another one will just take its place. There's no point in doing anything about it.
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