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PrizePeople.com sent me email about all-prize lottery. I decide to pay $30 for the participation as prizes were really amazing. Guess what I won? Nothing! It was a scam!
Totally agree! PrizePeople ran a GREAT - possibly THE BEST - sweeps info page - great daily emails with REAL SOLID TRUE INFO about all current sweeps everywhere. Where they went WRONG - and WAY WRONG - but they knew what they were doing - is when they offered the Auto-Entry Bot Service that SUPPOSEDLY would enter you daily for every single solitary sweeps on earth. This was a total lie. They even guaranteed or rather "guaranteed" that you would win some certain amount within a year (or whatever period it was) or they would either extend your service for another period (year?) or refund your money or something... They lied. Completely lied. This was a fraud, fake, lie, rip off, they ROBBED by falsification. Here are some of the issues after we realized their lies: THEY HAD NO PHYSICAL ADDRESS so could not be reported to any BBB Better Business Bureau nor to any law enforcement agency; They WERE IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND (nuf said there); suddenly they simply disappeared from the entire known universe and that was that. There IS however a blurb somewhere about the group that processed PP's credit card transactions (here's that info): ***Please pass the word to anyone who was scammed by Prizeamigo, Prizepeople, Winforme - the sites have expired 10/9/12 :cussing:according to GoDaddy.com and anyone who paid for the robot entry service can contact the company at the following:
Envision Media Group LLC
705 Lakeview Plaza Blvd
Columbus, OH,
[protected]
[protected]
They handled the credit card transactions for the robot entry site. I don't know if anything can be done but I'm angry I was scammed and want others to not fall for the same.
Agreed!
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