The Scam Pages of Alexis Wilke

I like to enter free games. It's very unlikely that I'd win anything, but you sure won't win if you don't enter. Okay! The truth is there are some many that there isn't enough time to enter them all. But whatever arrives in my mail I will usually answer — as long as they don't ask for money. Ha! If you have to pay, even 1 cent, that's a scam. Sweepstakes are all free (Well... you have to pay the post office once in a while to return the mail.)

Here you will find the bad guys. These are not going to send you the million dollars you just won, because you actually didn't win! Did you even enter a sweepstake?! If not, then don't expect to win. If you did enter, check the numbers on your tickets to see whether they match. If not, forget it.

Really, you're very unlikely to win 1 million and also if you do, the people giving you that million will want to invite you at the local TV station and maybe a national station. If not, that's suspicious... Read more ...

You won US $1 million

• Access America Financial Group — Another tweny bucks in the trash
• Equity Services Administration — Another tweny bucks in the trash
• Invitation Processing, P.O. Box 6304 — Absolutly free invitation completely free of charge
• LVAAP — Mail Scam over US $20
• multishipment.com — Notice of unclaimed transfers
• My mother in law — Is there a way to stop offers from coming?
• Opportunities Unlimited Publications Inc — Another tweny bucks in the trash

Lottery

• Dr. Bryan McDonald — Microsoft has set out and sucessfully organised a Sweepstakes
• Frédéric Saint-Geours — Une spéciale Tombola
• Mr. Martin Lessart — la Rotary Club International

Thief with credit card or other info

• Wholesale Shipments — Asset Transfer Notice