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scam
The society invitation scam. They mailed me a letter as an invitation to join the exclusive club and I will have the world at my feet for free. I don't want to get anything from them or anything or anyone else about this period. Can you please do something about this please do not have these people to contact me again or any form of contact electronic or otherwise.
Read full review of Invitation Processingdid you reply?
Has anyone out there mailed or faxed the reply request? Did you receive the promised "free" literature? Has your life changed by reading the "free" material, as they promised? I will never know what could have been, because the required date to mail back my reply will soon pass. Scam or no scam (he he), I do feel warm and fuzzy inside, after all "I was chosen to join their "secret'' club... I am richer now because I saved the cost of a stamp by not mailing the reply. I have, however, lost time by writing this... Be careful my friends... "Stupid is as stupid does" (Movie quote: Forest Gump)
mail fraud/scam mail
Received this out of the blue. No return address and the language just oozes false sincerety (maybe my spelling is off). Either way, "The Association" sent this to me telling me how special I am and how I can have it all. They promise me all these things and want to send me this 56 page "manuscript" for free. So why not spring for the return postage as well instead of sending me this non-postage paid envelope and/or a non-toll free fax number. What I'd REALLY like to know is how the HE! they managed to get my address. At a guess, did anyone getting this also happen to get suckered by the "Google Treasure Chest?" Glad I read about that one too.
In the military they warn you that mail sent without a return address is one sign of many of a possible letter bomb. But there were no oil stains, wires, or mis-spelling/typos so I opened it. If anyone else gets an envelope with a Red, White and Blue border, without a return address, just trash it. It's too rough for toilet paper but will help start a fire in your fireplace nicely. Must be all the BS fermenting into methane!
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I received a letter today 27.05.2011 It arrived at my work address and promised me the world!
I have never heard of such letters and all of the comments appear from a while ago and in America. I'm in Australia and only found these as I googled the address. They are obviously still out there and praying on those that want to believe that a book can fix your life.
I wish it was that easy
Letter invitation scam
They send out 7-page letter to individuals claiming that their 56-page booklet will change lives from some secret society. These people apparentaly have access to real people's addresses & are taking advantage of the economic time..THEY ARE ### and they & others like them need to be stopped...
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This is a letter scam...It is about 6 pages long and it "promises" you membership to "an organization" which is nameless. It says all of these things about people who knew you told these people you would be a great candidate, etc... And then it promises it will send you this book that tells you how to get rich, how to be famous, etc...Don't send anything back. It comes with a self-addressed stamped envelope.
Read full review of Invitation Processing and 1 commentrisky business
Hi, I got this letter through the mail telling me about the best kept secrets ever. I believe that it is scam/junk mail. However, I feel unsafe that these people already have my mailing adress... The letter also originated from Dallas Texas.. from zip code 75238. However, the place it's adressed to is Dover Delware. 19905. So, theroetically, if we found out...
Read full review of Invitation Processing and 5 commentsscam/junk mail
I received the same scam letter. Just letting you know they are still out there and still at it! This letter is absolutely ridiculous and you'd have to be an idiot to actually respond to it. It's not signed John Finn, only John, but in the letter he also refers to himself as Kevin? He must not have proof readers eithers. Also, there is no way to contact the company by phone. There is no website listed, only a fax #. If you still think maybe your more 'special' than most and someone out there actually has the answers to the universe, well... your not and they don't. Throw the letter away and go back to work.
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i hate how they try to fool people. i actualy fell for it but i still wanted to know more about it so i ran into all kinds of websites were it tells me all this "you have special traits, and you were choosen by very wealthy and smart people" was crap i should of known. Gahhh! Were this chick the one telling me about her story and the secrete society, it said her name was kirsten and she "sign" katie...like what?
Got cha! Trashed it and back to work!
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student in nursing
need of further assistance (financial)
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thanks.
Fraud and lies
I received this document from Invitation Processing today and the first sentence reads, 'Please forgive us, but we have just taken a closer look at your profile.' My first questions were, 'What profile?' and 'Who is this?' They wrote about an old book called, 'Greatest Kept Secrets.' States that these 'secrets' are not for everyone, only a select few. Anyway, its a bunch of bull, and so I'm just reporting it.
Read full review of Invitation Processing and 3 commentsbogus letter
I am the greatest being to have ever walked the earth but I just don't know it. If I send them back this letter, they're going to send me the greatest kept secrets of the association that handpicked me and consists of secret celebrities and the other big secret is that I'm broke, am not interested in wearing a mint green coat and being told to hold silver...
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I have not replied to this letter. I showed to my Kyoshi(founder of system) in my martial arts school. Who, by the way is extremely succesful in small business. He said he's never heard of it. I was thinking, "so it can't be that all highly succesful people use this?" Anyways, I've been scammed before, a few times thinking there's a faster alternative to success. There's no alternative to hard work, goals, and properly achieving them with a passion. The best way that feels the fastest is to do as I said with an attitude stating: I'm happy, healthy, wealthy and fit. I have a fighting spirit that'll never quit. I'm the best of the best of the best! There's really no other way. So don't get your hopes up for something that's nothing, or worse.
Kevin Trudeau is also the author of the book "Free Money" which is also a scam. all they want is outragous shipping and handeling charges and the book dont even help just gives websites that you have to pay to get on.Thier money back garuntee doesnt include this high s & h but they dont tell u that up front. Been there done that and didn't even get a tee shirt but did lose over $40.00 on a $29.95 sale.
Wallace
Alabama
Have any of the people that have received this letter ordered anything or had corraspondance with Kevin Trudeau dealing with secrets to wealth creation if so this would be the source of thier info on you. If u send it back in they already have credit card info on u and this will give them premission to charge on it. Identy theft would be thier greatest kept secret.
Wallace
Alabama
Received similar letter today. What struck me most about the letter was the wordiness and purposeful avoidance of making any definite statements. The letter kept emphasizing "free invitation to join. They obviously already had my identifying information, but for some unpresented reason, needed my consent. They gave me 10 days to respond! There is obviously more to this scam than meets the eyes. BEWARE! It almost sounds like an invitation to join a cult or a pitch for your soul from hell.
scam / fraud mail
Received a scam letter for some free membership to the Greatest kept secret for Invitation Processing that has so much BS I didn't even read through the first page. What a load of BS this letter is and a waste of paper, gonna report to as many agencies as I can. SCAM written all over this load of BS. I never signed up for anything anywhere and this is like...
Read full review of Invitation Processing and 143 commentsscam and cheating
How interesting! I received the same letter 2 days ago, and just began reading it about 10 minutes ago. I began thinking it was some Scientology solicitation or something. Then the wheels began to turn- if the author of the letter was told by his attorneys to keep his identity confidential, why did he sign the letter? Or give his name, "Kevin, " during one of the anecdotes? And what special gift do I posses? etc, etc...
I figured if I fax or send it in, they confirm that I do exist and reside at this address, and they will find some way to swindle me out of money. I don't know what prompted me to google "best kept secrets" and 10X, which was printed in small text on the back of the envelope. Kudos to all of you for posting to this site. I'm glad I'm not the last skeptic out there...
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Received same letter Monday, I found it interesting that while reading the promised benefits of being in this group MY SPIRIT MOVED ME TO REMEMBER; (Money, Women & the ability to manipulate, control others for my benefit), MY LORD JESUS CHRIST says, “To be CONTENT in whatever state I’m in” in other words…I put my faith in Him (I’m doing well even in the eye of my current storm for I know His Hand is over me and my “Steps are Ordered.” This morning I was going to mail it back thinking what’s the risk I’m just going to get a 55 page book. I can extract something positive from it. Something inside made me feel like I was getting ready to dishonor my Lord Jesus(this is a test) Im in my car and was guided to google the address…….Tore it up, dropped in the trash. I Fear God Almighty and I'm thankful He Chose me & guides me through The Holy Spirit!🙏🏾Thank you all for sharing your experiences.
I think you guys are all paranoid, I sent the letter back and the next day, I hit the lottery,
We just bought an island off the coast of Costa Rica, and my wife brought a super model home last night as a present because she says I am waring her out with all my new found energy
I too receive the "invitation Processing" letter today 9/19/2011. I have been reading some of the comments made by others whom have also received the letter. It seems this letter has been sent to many people, at least since 2009. I feel certain the letter is some sort of scam. However, since the letter has been issued to so many people for several years now, how many people have actually fallen for the scam and at what cost.? The "profile, " I am more interested in what profile they claim to have on my personal life. How did they (if they did) obtain "profile" information, including my address? The letter head is dated for September 17, 2011, yet it is post marked for September, 16, 2011. HHHMMM. I plan to keep the letter, in case mail fraud legal action is taken at a later date against this company.
The deal is you get to buy a mailing list to send out "Invitation Processing" letters, so you can sell mailing lists, and so on, or so I would suppose. That's the only business plan I can make out of it.
I recieved this letter yesterday and just got a chance to read it today at work. I read nearly all of it because I was hoping somehwere in the letter they would indentify themselves but they never did. So i looked it up on the net and i got these results. This is the reason the internet is so cool. U can find just about anything out!
Why is this legal?..write your congressman
They said the mail was for you and you alone so i'm wondering why you people voice it out and are still alive.It's surely a scam.
Are you people still alive after telling the hidden secret?
So everybody is saying Oh it's a Scam ... but nobody seems to know what exactly it is they will send you. You should all probably inform yourselves a little more before just repeating what everybody else says. Nothing in this letter asks for any money, so you're probably safe sending it back. Maybe they just send you a book of coupons ... they kind of sound religious so maybe they send you a bible.
Additionally, animal droppings outside your house in your back yard would be on the 'ground' and not the 'floor' and sending biohazardous human excrement through the mail without a proper container or label would most likely land you some jail time.
Additional information:
The envelope was mailed from Dallas, Texas (75238) and requests to be mailed back to Dover, Delaware.
The address seems to be the same.
INVITATION PROCESSING
PO Box 6304
Dover, Delware [protected]
i got INVITATION PROCESSING over head...
Everyone do this and lets make them change their minds follow the steps carefully...
1. go to your back yard pick up all the poop on the floor
2. fill a box with poop with copys of the letters
3. send the box to the address provided first class
if possible does not matter they never said.
4. sit back and relax that you did something good.
FYI if you don't have any pets, you can use human poop too.
Recomended to use something that will smell very bad.
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Hey Friend,
I immediately knew this letter was a total "SCAM" I did send the letter back just to see what they send! Perhaps, I'm hoping to screw with them in some way for all the wrong they have apparently done to hundreds if not thousands of unexpected people.
I'll let you know what I get my free secrets information back!
Brad