Michelle
Highlandville,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, July 09, 2009
I would not trust these people as far as I could throw them. The tip off is how the letter you received is worded and misspelled. There are thousands of companies in Nigeria and the UK alone who will send these types of letters to people making them believe they won something or are getting something for nothing. Generally what they do is send you a check for a huge amount of money and ask you to cash it for them, send them a certain amount, and keep the rest for yourself. The problem is eventually you get a nice little notice from your bank stating that the check has bounced and you owe your bank an astonomical amount of money. Which in most cases is impossible to pay back and once you find out you've been duped, it's too late. They've already taken the money and ran.
Nancy
Steilacoom,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, July 09, 2009
Were you STUPID enough to fall for that? There is NOT Dovedale NE in Seattle, the AIG office is in downtown Seattle.
Nancy
Steilacoom,#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, July 09, 2009
Were you STUPID enough to fall for that? There is NOT Dovedale NE in Seattle, the AIG office is in downtown Seattle.
Nancy
Steilacoom,#5Consumer Suggestion
Thu, July 09, 2009
Were you STUPID enough to fall for that? There is NOT Dovedale NE in Seattle, the AIG office is in downtown Seattle.