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Complaint Review: David Buckley CEO A.S.N. - San Bernadino California
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David Buckley CEO A.S.N.
127 Wood Street San Bernadino, 27301 California, United States of America
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909-666-0390
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David Buckley CEO A.S.N. , the latter company have the best scam organized employees you will ever encounter in your life! San Bernadino, California
In December 2012 I received a call from a stranger: David Buckley, CEO American Shoppers Network, cellular 909-666-0390.
He told me as the result of the Mega Million International Sweepstakes raffle, my name and address attached to entry form number 16215MJ was selected third of three draws which consequently placed me first place winner of this season draw and claimant of the grand prize category.
I had been approved to receive Twenty five million, five hundred thousand US dollars (25.5.000.000), in a certified check, twenty-five thousand in cash, a debit card with ten thousand dollars and two (2) 2012 Mercedes Benz a CLS and a CLK AMG.
Right away I could smell a scam. David Buckley was asking me for $2,400 in fees for the prizes. You see, I had just been victim of a $35,000 fraud and NOW I knew what to do. I checked Internet for complaints against the name of David Buckley and his cellular number and found some. Not a lot, but enough to make a definitive decision not to pay one penny to David Buckley.
I hope my story will reach many people who receive that kind of call and are tempted to give money to those bastards. They will take all your money and you will end up with nothing, believe me!
He told me as the result of the Mega Million International Sweepstakes raffle, my name and address attached to entry form number 16215MJ was selected third of three draws which consequently placed me first place winner of this season draw and claimant of the grand prize category.
I had been approved to receive Twenty five million, five hundred thousand US dollars (25.5.000.000), in a certified check, twenty-five thousand in cash, a debit card with ten thousand dollars and two (2) 2012 Mercedes Benz a CLS and a CLK AMG.
Right away I could smell a scam. David Buckley was asking me for $2,400 in fees for the prizes. You see, I had just been victim of a $35,000 fraud and NOW I knew what to do. I checked Internet for complaints against the name of David Buckley and his cellular number and found some. Not a lot, but enough to make a definitive decision not to pay one penny to David Buckley.
I hope my story will reach many people who receive that kind of call and are tempted to give money to those bastards. They will take all your money and you will end up with nothing, believe me!
