Description

I was scrolling facebook when I received a targeted ad from a company claiming to be giving away a Porsche GT3RS. I clicked the link and it routed me to a website, www.gloryboys.org. The only options in their catalog is to purchase "Quick entries" for either $50, $100, $150, or $300. The purchase is supposed to include downloadable digital posters (I never received these digital posters). I purchased the $50 quick entry, which after tax, came out to $51.45. After I made my purchase, I attempted to view their official rules. They only had terms of service on their website as of 8/14/2025 (they've since updated their site to include official rules, dates 8/17/2025). I attempted to use their contact email, [email protected], only to receive an auto response from my gmail, that the email address was invalid. They have no phone number. I checked online and found dozens of reviews that the company is a scam, claiming to have given away guns and cars, however, when looking at the "pictures" of the winners, they look altered and/or fake. The check they hold in their winning photo have mispelled or incorrect words for example, one image claims a couple won a car and $100,000.00, but the check says, "A hundred thousand dollars", instead of One hundred thousand dollars". Also, their Sponsors address doesnt include a city, just a street address state and zip. They have several ads on facebook and instagram with conflicting information on dates the raffle ends, what is being raffled, and how many people have entered