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Possible New Scam
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pocimop
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Hi...Newbie here with information about a letter I received today from a company called PIA (Prize Information Agency) 1357 Broadway Suite 145, New York 10018 USA.
The contents of the letter informed me that I had prize money unclaimed to the tune of £4 million quid. Not sure where they got my name, address and post code from as I'm more used to getting scams like this via e.mail. But for the more unsuspecting it might seem genuine. All they want is a £20 admin fee to release the money.
Ive checked the address online but havent found anything for that suite number so I'm guessing its fairly new.
Hope the post helps anyone else checking it out from getting ripped off.
Kind Regards
Craig
The contents of the letter informed me that I had prize money unclaimed to the tune of £4 million quid. Not sure where they got my name, address and post code from as I'm more used to getting scams like this via e.mail. But for the more unsuspecting it might seem genuine. All they want is a £20 admin fee to release the money.
Ive checked the address online but havent found anything for that suite number so I'm guessing its fairly new.
Hope the post helps anyone else checking it out from getting ripped off.
Kind Regards
Craig
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well its clearl a scam lol0
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Anything that claims you have won a competition or have unclaimed funds straight in the shredder.0
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Possible you say.What makes you think that?garth;)0
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They have got £4,000,000.00 to award you but they need a £20.00 admin fee LOLOL0
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Oh I see
so you dont think he has won the money then because it seems quite a good deal to me.garth;)0 -
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No he says its a POSSIBLE new scam
I say here and now it IS a scam
dont be so darn grumpy misshoneypiegarth;)0 -
Just ask them to take the £20 out of your winnings and send you the £3,999,980.
Do you think they'll go for that?:rotfl:0 -
OOh now thats a bit sarky as well
the police will be along in a minute...............garth;)0 -
pinkduvetdiva wrote: »Just ask them to take the £20 out of your winnings and send you the £3,999,980.
Do you think they'll go for that?:rotfl:
Don't be so b****y mean ! Tell them to take £50 - you can afford it now !!0
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