USAFIS Organization review: email harassment 5

this usafas is fraud organization . they took my money . i went to that address that they have given on their website, once again that is the address of ups, not them, totally fraud, thats the place where they get their mail. i could nt belive they can do that to. they took my money, but they never send me confirmation regarding dv lottery programme. totally fraud

I've enough experience of USAFIS to know they'd post this review! Give me a break... When asked for a copy of an official US Government receipt they sent some phoney Word document that anyone could have made by cut 'n' paste from a PDF of a real document. They never stop calling, never stop emailing, even when you write back and say I got a green card already! Or if you just say you use a real attorney they still have people who barely speak English call you. Maybe they have a call center in India now! When, oh when, will the FBI or some official agency shut them down? Seriously, their reputation precedes them, yet they're so brazenly hiding behind some borders somewhere, getting away with calling from third countries and all that. They only way they can continue to make money is to lure people who don't know better, like those who can least afford it. Do yourself a favor, get a real attorney to file your paperwork for anything from $200 to $500. Or just do it yourself for free, online! And please, someone in the US investigative services, shut these people down. Or at least legislate so they can't disguise their website to look official!

Whoops, I was referring to a positive review of USAFIS on another site (see my first sentence, above). However, everything after that is in context here :-)

Important Notice

No fee is charged for the electronic lottery entry in the annual DV program. The U.S. Government employs no outside consultants or private services to operate the DV program. Any intermediaries or others who offer assistance to prepare DV entries do so without the authority or consent of the U.S. Government. Use of any outside intermediary or assistance to prepare a DV entry is entirely at the entrant’s discretion.

The Department of State strongly encourages applicants to complete the application without the assistance of “Visa Consultants, ” “Visa Agents, ” or other individuals who offer to submit an application on behalf of applicants. In many cases, these facilitators substitute their address for an applicant’s address and thereby receive the selection notification instead of it being received by the actual applicant. Subsequently, the visa facilitators extort money from the selectees in order to receive the notification information that should rightly have gone directly to the DV selectee.

now i see and know what's going on.tjo!i've learned something