Fanguard Servicesm, Haven't done anything but sent TWO of these letters saying I won some lottery that I know nothing about London, United Kingdom

2nd of Dec, 2011 by User231425

best describes it, I was surprised it wasn't on this web site. My copy contains Fanguard Services / Eric Williams / described address & phone number I mentioned. My wife received two of these letters from the same place in three days. This is one of those "...you won the lottery held in Austrailia for $150,000..." Next tip off, "...further to our letter dated Nov 5th", this letter is dated Dec 1, AND the illustrious "...you have 3weeks (yes, 3weeks is actually typed this way) to claim this prize". Isn't November 5th and Dec 1st more than 3 weeks apart? Shouldn't the matter be closed then? Not sure if this is also a tip off, but the word check is spelled "check" and "cheque" in the same letter and the word dispatch is spelled "despatch".

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4509 days ago by Freakshow

I got the same letter too! I did a search on their address and it did not exist. So I contacted their phone number using skype. (he he) ;) I spoke with someone he asked for my claim number and my name that was on the letter. He then continued to ask wha'st my phone number, I responded that I don't have a phone number. He seemed shocked and wanted a phone number. I went on to say, I just don't do any money transferring with my bank account numbers so loosely. So with you saying that the address does exist, I will go ahead and book a flight to the UK to collect my winnings. Sir, that may be to costly for you to do! There are other ways to make this transaction. I replied, that's okay. I need a vacation anyway! Lol

4509 days ago by Freakshow

Fanguard Letter