N.M.E. Do NOT call the number on the postcard - It's a scam! Ripoff Clearwater Florida

I got a very official looking piece of mail with the following message - "We are trying to reach you regarding your $2,100,000 sweepstakes entry. Please call us at the number on the reverse of this card. This is a free call. Sincerely - Pat Haines Sales Representative."

I'm so glad I checked this website before calling them. Of course I didn't remember entering any kind of sweepstakes, but seeing it in print that someone wanted to talk to me about a large amount of money is very exciting - I don't care who you are.

But, luckily I found this website where I could learn from other people's mistakes before making one myself. I also read the entry from the SSR who supposedly works for NME. If what he says is true, they're theives and I'm not sure what they're still doing in business.

I just wanted to say thank you to all the people who posted their unfortunate interactions with this company and for warning me. Thank you!

Rebecca
Somewhere in, Illinois
U.S.A.