If you put international award payment center into Google, all the top hits are from sites with names like "scambook.com", "ripoffreport.com", and "scamnet.wa.gov.au".
I've actually heard that a lot of internet scams are intentionally designed to be SO OBVIOUSLY FRAUDULENT that the only people who could possibly be taken in by them are the small, self-selected, minority of the most gullible people on the planet.
I mean, if you're a scammer, do you want to waste your time with someone who's going to get suspicious and back out after you've been "working" them a while, or do you want to get someone with the IQ of a rock who will happily believe ten times in a row that as soon as they give you just one more unforeseen "transfer fee" their lottery winnings will be on their way?
And, let's face it, anyone who seriously believes that they've won a lottery they've never heard of and don't remember entering, or that Ms. Kwambe Mboto of Africa found 300 million dollars in a refugee camp and that their name was the first one to come to her mind to help her transfer that money to the US, is ... let's just say not the most analytical of thinkers.
no .of course not.
Not legit :v it a scam
Complete proven scam!
ya two dollar is scam truly
I personally feel that it is not a scam. However when you receive such kinds of mails just be a little careful.
i think so not sure
Please ensure that any communication from the institution is legitimate and not a scam. It's uncommon for legitimate sweepstakes or commission disbursement institutions to require payment or personal information to claim an award. Verify the credibility of the institution before proceeding with any requests for payment or personal details.
SCAM
yes IF YES HOW I RECEIVE A LETTER FROM BRIAN C. SANDERSON IS A SCAM
Yes it is.
There may be--but the letter you received is an obvious scam. Do a Google search (or bing or whoever) on Payment Date Release Division. There are a lot of entries about this company. They have been sending scam letters for at least three years. I don't understand why the Plainville NY attorney-general cannot seem to stop this.
No Its not a scam: why because they have proofs of payment, and I'm one of their investor that have been paid up to 128% of my investment with them and the payment still continues.
Yes it is.
Yes it's a scam.
A SCAM
No.
no .of course not.