Is this address for real becouse an an parent of mine told me those are all liers. Thank You.
120957
I looked it over.  It sounds might suspicious to me.  It seems to be offering free services to people who win the Green Card Lottery run by the State Department.  Therefore, the thing to do would be to contact the State Department and ask them whether this site is legal, and is known to be honest.\n\nEspecially on the Internet, whenever a thing sounds too good to be true, it probably isn't.  Or rather, it has some hidden aspects.  For example, these people may indeed offer some assistance to incoming immigrants; but what do they want in exchange?  What is their reason for offering?  Whose interests do they serve?  You need to answer these questions before you trust your private information to them, let alone get on an airplane they have sponsored.  Could you even trust it was going to the destination they told you?\n\nGood luck!
671348
be careful with the little ones on this site dirty male 27 has just set up camp there known as conspiracy alert just thought the heads up on where he is at the moment might help try explaining in brief about this person and what he may be trying to do maybe i don't know kids these days are so strong minded though it's hard to pull them away once they dig there heels in
565141
Based on that information, I checked online, and it is a residential address, and one of the people listed is a Scott Aldrich. Does the name ring a bell?\n\nHas your identity been stolen? Because it sounds like unauthorized purchases have been made against your credit card. I say issue a fraud alert.
655065
She might not even be aware that they exist. You may want to inform her about what you found and then go from there.\nIf she is willing and has not already done so, she could move to put her step dad in jail (where he belongs). I don't know if you can get the sites removed or not though.
256768
watch out man, thats FAKE. havent u rcvd this kind of mail before? i have rcvd atleast 5 yet. it nothing but a fraud. use ur brain & dont do anything she says (she might be a HE). God damit 2000 euros aint a tiny amount to give out to anyone throught internet untill unless u know the person very well. my advice is not to go for it.
210411
Last I heard, that number was a scam to get information from you to allow others to market to you for specific services. Avoid it. :-)
544042
WRONG EMAIL ADDRESS ::::\n\ndude...\nFirst of All its unethical... even then ... since U requested, many ppl have posted... \n\nBUT ....................................................\n\nU have given a WRONG email address... (avaccarell@stmary.k12.la.us)\nAll the mails sent by others have bounced...\n\nseeing the id... i thought it could be  "lab" instead of "la" in the id...\nAnd sent another copy...\n\nThere wasn'e a failure notice for that... \n\nHope this helped !!!!
68732
no, it the address works. Don't know it what they do works.
580731
I think you have to delete the whole thing.  So your Mom and Dad will know you went to a site you shouldn't have.  \n\nI would just tell them it was not intentional and hope for the best.
118102
It is indeed a scam. If everyone would do everything you can (file complaints at bbb.org, usps.com, consumer affairs, etc) I bet this place would be shut down.
316714
I have looked into this since we had received a letter for my son and I didn't find anything on the Publisher. I had heard of the Who's Who in American High Schools but not this. A librarian at Kansas State found a scam that was going on with Who's Who MS and the letter I received and the scam both came from addresses in Georgia. I'd say steer clear!
253032
Well it could be that the guy was consulting one of those databases of information that is a consolidation of all known addresses, billing addresses, addresses you might have listed anytime you were asked for address info. Now if someone were looking up his (the dead guy's) current and past addresses, it will also tell them who the neighbors were. Sometimes there will not be forwarding info so it might have been that as they were following leads on people who might have known this guy from the old addresses. They were looking up names assocaited with him in any way and your name might have been the same as someone else who may have been linked in some far off manner. If they don't have all personal details for a name, like birthday, past address info or anything other than a name, the program would spit out a list of possible matches with the same name and they probably were contacting them all. I've tried helping people look for family members before and this type of thing happens. You will get lots of hits on a first and last name in a nationwide search. That's probably why he was not surprised.
135237
Got Parents ??? Use them, thats why they're there. Otherwise talk to a trusted adult. Don't rely on your friends for misinformation.
514862
I have the same question.  I received something from them asking to "be of service".  It sounds like a money laundering scheme.  I have not been able to find anything on them.  It sounds too good to be true! The person that send it to me was named Art but in everything else is the same.
76742
Don't even respond to it is scam, and certainly don't give aout any bank information or private informarion to somebody you don't know of. I' had those mails also and i run no bussiness, at first when i used the net, i didn't know better then to open because it was adressed to me in person. I never reacted to it, but in the future if you recieve such notices again, just spam them. Good luck.
145735
scam. Go to www.snopes.com for more information
79231
Well, that is a website address, not an email address.  If it came to you in a suspicious email, do not click on it!\n\nYou can try yahoo or google search of the site to see if there is any info out there if you are that interested.\n\nBest just delete and forget, you are probably not missing much.