Complaint Review: Queen Elizabeth's Foundation Cash - Grant Donation - Internet
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Queen Elizabeth's Foundation Cash - Grant Donation chosen as recipient of 500,000 cash donation from Queen Elizabeth's foundation Internet
*Consumer Suggestion: Beware of Free Money Scams
*Consumer Comment: And ?
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Received email from Queen Elizabeth's Foundation stating I had been chosen as recipient of 500,000 US dollars to use for my personal use, education, etc.
To file a claim, I was to provide the following information:
Name
Address
Nationality
Age
Date of Birth
Occupation
Phone Fax
State of Origin
Email this information to Mr. Brown Walter, Executive Secretary at queenelizabethsfd@qmail.com
BM
Kilbourne, Louisiana
U.S.A.
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#2 Consumer Suggestion
Beware of Free Money Scams
AUTHOR: Bob - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 18, 2009
I get many such offers including this offer for a reward or inheritance or other major cash giveaway. Use common sense here. Often these are nothing more than identity theft scams. They start asking for the info you see. If you comply, they wilol try to build up your hopes a receiving a huge cash payoff. Eventually, they will require either a few hundred dollars to process your claim, and/or your social security number. Once they get your SSN, they use your personal info to get credit in your name and rob you blind. The processing fee is also gone.
Do be such a sucker, your own greed will sink you here.
#1 Consumer Comment
And ?
AUTHOR: Atlanta Guy - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 09, 2008
What did you do about it ??? Please file a more complete report.
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