Prize Payments

“Here, Made-Out to You, is Your Completion Document regarding Payout of the Monies now underway in accordance with the Appointed Issuance dates.

“Your file identification has been finalised. You are now asked to please complete and return this, “Your Prize Monies Data Document”, as instructed below.”

The letter from Prize Payments goes on to state that: “The $1,526,980 monies payment amount – confirmed data on record is now in proceedings”.

Don’t be fooled by this official looking letter. Prize Payments wants $30 to send you a list of sweepstakes and prize giveaways you can enter.

Prize Payments claims to part of Cashorama Inc which “examines, acquires and makes available full entry directives for known cash and prizes equalling or exceeding the stated amounts” and the “directives are placed in report format in our compendium for our world-wide eligible patrons who desire to participate”.

Prize Payments and Cashorama are members of Canada’s Fort Langley Mob.

You’ll probably find you are ineligible to enter some competitions. Some prize giveaways are run by legitimate retailers wanting to promote their business. Other competitions are conducted by direct marketing companies to get your personal information for mailing lists. Always ask yourself whether the prize is worth you being on yet another mailing list!

This is the same offer made by 17 other scams operating out of three PO Boxes in Fort Langley, BC, Canada.

A WA consumer, who sent off their money to Carter Hammond and Pierce, received a cheap photocopied booklet listing web-based sweepstake and prize giveaways. The consumer was ineligible to enter the sweepstake offering $1 million but could be in the running to win a bottle of intestinal cleanser! Second prize was $5 off a bottle of intestinal cleanser!

The Fort Langley Mob are: