Parcel Courier Delivery Company & Cargo LTD. Reviews
Jul 4, 2014
His company first sent an email by David dodge at [email protected] regarding that I won 1 million in the publishing clearing house lotto. He asked for my name, address and phone number for confirmation. I decided that there was not any information that was "bad" before thinking and sent the information.
Then I recieved a second email from someone pretending to be Publishing Clearing Hourse ([email protected] me congratulations and informing me that I need to contact their courier to have the prize delivered. this came from both Wilson Matther and Mr. Evans Alex, using the pch logo. The Parcel Courier's email is what tipped me off: [email protected] (A real company would not use a hotmail address!)
Of course I did not win they do not notify their winners before hand, they surprise the winners. I believe that if I had continued, they would have sent a false check, I would (or someone else) think that they had won, started to spend the money etc...then they contact you to get some money back making whatever excuse and then later, the person finds out that the check is bad; not only may the person have spent money, but also may have sent them money as well.
It is a scam. Don't for a minute think that you won a million. Sorry that you did not!
I am not sure how I got on the list, but somehow these people knew that I had a few times played the lotto.
Parcel Courier Delivery Company & Cargo LTD. Reviews
His company first sent an email by David dodge at [email protected] regarding that I won 1 million in the publishing clearing house lotto. He asked for my name, address and phone number for confirmation. I decided that there was not any information that was "bad" before thinking and sent the information.
Then I recieved a second email from someone pretending to be Publishing Clearing Hourse ([email protected] me congratulations and informing me that I need to contact their courier to have the prize delivered. this came from both Wilson Matther and Mr. Evans Alex, using the pch logo. The Parcel Courier's email is what tipped me off: [email protected] (A real company would not use a hotmail address!)
Of course I did not win they do not notify their winners before hand, they surprise the winners. I believe that if I had continued, they would have sent a false check, I would (or someone else) think that they had won, started to spend the money etc...then they contact you to get some money back making whatever excuse and then later, the person finds out that the check is bad; not only may the person have spent money, but also may have sent them money as well.
It is a scam. Don't for a minute think that you won a million. Sorry that you did not!
I am not sure how I got on the list, but somehow these people knew that I had a few times played the lotto.