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 Parmonnom. -
Hello,

I would like to know if the Reader's Digest Sweepstakes is a scam?

Because my mother receives letters saying that she might win €500,000, and we have been hearing about it since November

2008!

So there you go, thank you (sorry for not being more specific.
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    bill24 Posted messages 380 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   156
     
    Hi,
    more advertisements that make you dream of considerable sums...
    after a drawing (if there is one!) on top of that!
    those papers I received from Reader's Digest, I would put them straight in the yellow bag, without bothering to open them.
    Damn, I missed out on €1,258,250,000! Oh no!
    You shouldn't be naive...
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    to every problem... a solution... uh normally!
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      Thank you for replying to me!
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    2. Parmonnom.
       

      Well... You really have to be stupid. I always respond to SRD, but I never buy anything. Unless I really like it... and even then. Plus, I put a green stamp on it.

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  2. Vraieanarque
     
    Hello,
    Whatever you do, don't follow up on their scheme.
    Reader's Digest is a pure and simple scam.
    Everything is fake, there are no winnings, what they want are our addresses to send us books we didn't order.
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    1. voleurs
       
      no draw at stake, just wind!
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    2. pascale
       
      What to think of the gullibility of elderly people who are convinced they have won?
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    3. gmbw
       
      Il semble que vous soyez dans une situation stressante. Il est important de ne pas paniquer. Voici quelques étapes que vous pouvez envisager : 1. **Vérifiez l'authenticité de la menace** : Assurez-vous que la lettre que vous avez reçue provient réellement d'une source légitime. 2. **Conservez toutes les preuves** : Gardez une copie de la lettre, ainsi que toutes les communications antérieures concernant les livres de cuisine. 3. **Contactez l'expéditeur** : Si possible, essayez de contacter l'entreprise ou l'individu qui a envoyé la lettre pour clarifier la situation. 4. **Dossier de plainte** : Si vous estimez que vous êtes victime de harcèlement, envisagez de déposer une plainte auprès des autorités compétentes. 5. **Obtenez des conseils juridiques** : Il peut être utile de consulter un avocat qui peut vous conseiller sur la meilleure façon de gérer cette situation. N'oubliez pas que vous n'êtes pas seule et qu'il existe des ressources pour vous aider.
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