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A "Mr. Whitaker" from "Readers' Digest Canada" said they had been trying to reach me by mail for 3 months. I buy my RD from the store so I wouldn't have mail. I ended the call.

Scammer claimed my 80 year old Mother won 3 million and a blue Mercedes Benz. Wanted $950.00 registration fee and told her not to tell anyone in her Family. Scammer’s phone number that showed on call display is His number was 1-972~677-8995. He was a bit threatening and had he address.

I received a $9950 check dated 3/10/25 from bridgecrest accepted corporation, check written out from Wells Fargo bank . Authorized signature is difficult to read.( publishers clearing house letterhead) Notice states that I was second place winner in the 100 million dollars super cash giveaway promotion sponsored by readers digest, mega millions, and multi-state lottery association. Also states security code for PCH. Says security code and prize info must remain strictly confidential. Must contact your claim manager without any delay before depositing the check at your financial institution and further information on this prize.

VERY SIMPLE: fake address. I called First Canadian Place and they have never heard of this company. My point: this guy (Danny) is recruiting people for his start up in January *** * *** ***** * *** ** ***** ***** *** ****** *** ***** *** ******

Charles hobbs the owner of worldwide credit systems approached my family and I with an investment. He was someone who I knew and thought I could trust. The investment was in credit card readers that his business would then place in businesses. We were to either get our investment back or get our investment back plus 50% of all sales for the first 2 weeks of machine usage. After initially investment money was to be received back 6 months later. Charles using many manipulation and lying tactics and a over a year later we still have no return. After some digging, we found out that he has similar judgements to where no justice was served, and he continues to live a lavish life. While leaving me with ***** dollars to my name. I am elderly and disabled. Please help all documents can be emailed.

A guy that sounds like a Nigerian or African called saying that he was from the Better Business Bureau on behalf of Reader’s digest company, and his name was ***** ******. He asked me did I receive a letter in the mail from them I said no I told him I wasn’t sending any money no gift cards no anything because I get these calls all the time. He said yes, there’s a lot of scammers out here in the United States being scammed . he say he is not a scammer and he asked me why I haven’t received my package I said because I am not sending any money if I want something send it to me .he said listen listen follow my directions and you get your package in the mail. He gave me a winning number which was 33 a package number, a reference number And a security code that ended with my first name and last name he said I was the third place winner of $4.9 million and a new Mercedes-Benz car

Got a phone call from the reader's digest and mega millions saying I won 8 million dollars they wanted bank info didn't give any info

Online book club reaches out to book reviewers and offers them compensation for an honest review. I had never before accepted an offer because they required you to purchase the book on your own. This time, they offered $50 for an honest review of Patricia Skipper's "Deceptive Calm." I purchased a ~$3 digital copy, reviewed it everywhere required, and then they rejected my review with trumped-up complaints about misspelling (I said literarily and they sassed me for spelling literally wrong-- which I did not), refusing to type the N word as a white woman, and vague "does not meet standards." When I resubmitted my review and asked for clarification, they completely ignored me. Goodreads has dozens of complaints under Deceptive Calm from other readers who were tricked into buying and reviewing a book they never would have otherwise. I consider myself a professional reviewer; I wouldn't accept a job where I had to lie to get paid. They asked for honesty, they received it, and they refused to pay me for it.

Yes i was scammed out of 800.00 by PCH by a Parker Hitchcock who I sent $800.00 in money pak card and then it never arrived(my winnings). Now I have a Dave Sayers from PCH saying I won in international lottery from PCH,Readers Digest,and Mega Millions and want me to send $34,500 to receive it? He seemed legit and I want to believe it to be true and i didn't send it. Any money.