Wynfel Advisory Services

I Recieved the same letter and it states that my name was pulled from thousands of other names.

Just imagine with all this money I could pay off all my bills and take a cruise around the world.....NO ....you could pay off bills and take a cruise with all the mones you scam from people.

Find another sucker.

Thank you for the review. My loved one also received the prize notification and was asked to send the $19.99 Report fee.

The wining certificate really does not state that the person won anything, only that by sending the money, they may be eligible to win either 1.2 million or 50,000 dollars.

I plan to destroy this trash. Wynfel could not produce a legitimate winner if the Feds forced them.

our government is allowing this to go on why aren't they put these scammers in jail ?????

I got the same letter saying I won $12,000,000.00. But to receive it I must pay 19.99 dollars before I received it. It's very cute for like me who really need money.

I to have received the same letter, and is still waiting on my check, for the winnings of $1,200,000.00 plus the $50,000.00 on top of that..i wish that someone from ur company to contact me on this matter, Sarah purser325300****

THANK YOY

Yes! I call for a class action suit against them!!!

My name is Paula Lucero. My address is P.O. Box 8869 Stockton CA 95208.

If everyone wants to pull together and get a lawsuit against these crooks count me in. Please write to me and let me know how or with whom to proceed!

Private again. It's Kansas City, KS. not KMD

This is Private again. It is called NCA. not NAV.

My father received hundreds of letters in the mail all scams. The address on the one today is:NAV Rush Service Center 446 Willis Avenue #340 Wilkinson Park, N.Y.

11596. Asked to send $27.99 for report fee for a cash prize of $1,312,000 and a car value $27,000 plus bonus awards $497,000. The other one is from AmericanSweepstakes Publishers Department of Prize Data Information P.O.

Box 12954 Kansas City, KM.D. 66112-****.

Today I received a letter from Wynfel Advisory Services informing me I am the winner of $1,2000.000.00 plus an additional $50,000.00 but in order to receive the money :? I must pay $19.99 by October 22, 2013.

If you play PCH you're going to get a lot of these scams.

My Banker showed me how to check on the validity of these mailings.

* You go to google or google chrome

* Type in the Title on the envelop, and full address

* Press Enter.

If you do not find anything - it's a fraud.

If you find that it is a scam, - it has been reported and found to be a fraud.

Look at the logos and crests, sometimes those will give it away.

If there is a generic organization, with no phone numbers to call it is a fraud.

If you find misspellings- it is a fraud.

If you have a terrific looking printing job, but still asks for money,it's a fraud.

Sweepstakes that have come from other countries like The Netherlands, are frauds. It is illegal to participate in Sweepstakes that come from another country.

If you never sent anything in to the company that sent you the Sweepstakes,

it is a fraud.

If all the information is accurate and your search shows that it is real; it is.

Real Sweepstakes cannot demand money even for "Processing fees".

Real Sweepstakes cannot demand that you purchase buying a product.

The majority are scams. Do not let sentiment get in your way. ALMOST Every possible category of real need: Children with Cancer, Veterans Needs, Alhzheimers,you name it, is something that someone will try to deceive you

with phony literature. The literature may look so slick and so expensive

that you are convinced it is real. Do not believe it is real until you look it up!

Oh, and when you put in the name and address for your search, use the address on the return envelope.

It is important to understand that even if you send a small check, You have just sent scam artists your checking account number! You could get up one morning

and find every penny in your bank account GONE.

If you get a call at your home from a man who says, "Hello, How are you?"

and you have to ask," Who is this?" And that person says you have just been declared a winner of a classy car, or a certain some of money and they want to come to your home to deliver the merchandise,tell them No and that you are going to call the police as soon as you hang up. Then DO call the police.

That same person may ask you to just pay the Shipping and Handling, and if

you tell them you do not have the money, and they say they will come to the house and accompany you to your bank,( or to the drug store, where you can buy a temporary credit card,) Hang up on them and call the police.

Another trick they will try is calling themselves an "important" name in

history....like Washington, Jefferson, Rockefeller.

If you understand proper phone manners, you will notice that they lack

significant understanding of how they should handle themselves. What they

do is to try to be very smooth. If you know proper business phone protocol,

you will understand what I am referring to. I just do not want to tell THEM

so that you will be able to id them. Certainly ask for their full name, title, full

business address and a telephone number where they can be reached.

A hang up means it is a scam. But rather than taking what they say as fact,

plug that information into a computer, or ask someone to do it for you.

Do not tell strangers over the phone anything about yourself or where your home is. You would not want to be visited by these thieves.

I hope this helps those of you who have been told you have won 1-2-3-

million dollars. Because it just will not be true.

I am sorry if your hopes were up. But, it is better to know, than to get

your bank account cleaned out. They do not care if you are older. They only

care about making money by scamming people.

A Concerned Citizen

I recieved a letter and funny to say something told me to check address to see wht type of business or investment type *** this wasbin here straight to this thanks for web :?