National Awards Commission couldn't be anything else, but a scam Kansas City Missouri

I had responded to 4 of these letters from the N.A.C. The first had asked confirmation of my name and address and had offered a ?Premium Offer? of a coupon booklet for only $11.89. It seemed harmless enough, and I figured I would atleast get a booklet if I didn't win the million.

I sent my check out on Nov.17, 2006. On Dec. 7, 2006, I received another letter to ?Affirm my entry?. The 2nd letter again, offered the ?Premium Offer? of the booklet. I sent back the form, signed, along with a letter indicating that I still have not received the initial booklet I sent $11.89 for, and a copy of my check that was cashed on Nov.27.

Since then, I have received 2 other forms, all stating some kind of ?Premium Offer?. I sent all the forms back, without taking advantage of anymore ?Offers?.

I got the 5th letter today and was prompted to research N.A.C. After reading all the other reports, I felt I had to share my story to stop any doubts whether N.A.C. is a scam or not.

It clearly is. . .learn from my ignorance.

Michelle
Hayward, California
U.S.A.