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Tommyh
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Hi y'all.
I just got an email from a company called "inmoment" and "Mitchell and butlers" saying I've win £1000. Obviously I'm over the moon, but at the same time weary for obvious reasons. However; there are reason to be less weary than others but I'd still like advice.
A) is addressed to me. I.e. It says Dear Tom
it's actually from a customer service survey
C) Mitchell and butlers is harvester which I remember doing a survey from, and
D) they've not asked for bank details etc, just a signature, my address and a witness name and signature.
Should I fill the form out and send it before the 28th which is the cut off, or avoid?
Thanks
I just got an email from a company called "inmoment" and "Mitchell and butlers" saying I've win £1000. Obviously I'm over the moon, but at the same time weary for obvious reasons. However; there are reason to be less weary than others but I'd still like advice.
A) is addressed to me. I.e. It says Dear Tom
it's actually from a customer service surveyC) Mitchell and butlers is harvester which I remember doing a survey from, and
D) they've not asked for bank details etc, just a signature, my address and a witness name and signature.
Should I fill the form out and send it before the 28th which is the cut off, or avoid?
Thanks
2014 wins:
4 x Pairs Ted Baker shoes. An Outdoors Project After School Club for my son.
4 x Pairs Ted Baker shoes. An Outdoors Project After School Club for my son.
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I would I guess as its not asking for any bank details but just ur name & address.
But saying that a lot of my spam email letting me know I'm owed millions do ask for basic info.
I would call & ask to speak to someone from the company.0 -
yes send details as sounds like a win to me, congratulations and happy spending :T0
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Looks legit from a Google search.0
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