Is this true? A letter that you mail to 200 people and $1 to 6 specific people and get around $800,000?
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It's a chain letter. I believe they're illegal in most places in the U.S., so you might want to consider that before you decide this is your path to financial success.
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Obviously it depends on which country you live in. In the U.S., the rate for up to one ounce is 39c, tentatively due to go to 42c in May 2007. You can use any combination of stamps that add up to at least 39c - and the post office doesn't mind if you overpay.\n\nPost cards can be mailed currently for 24c.\n\nThe above is for mail within the U.S. Letters to most other countries cost 84c, but it's 63c to Canada and Mexico. All for one ounce.\n\nIf you are in a country other than the U.S., I don't know.
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If this is in reference to an email solicitation to "get in on the ground floor" and invest in land in Costa Rica, I would be very skeptical.  I get an email solicitation for that about every six months or so
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Sounds like someone running a scam.  They offer you a % of a multi-million dollar amount?  Delete the e-mail, record it as spam and go on about your business.
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Depending on size from $24 a year to $500 at a post office.
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The same way you would else.  You need a email address or a real address and then go to post office and they will tell you how much.\n\nIf you have the address you can send mail to it.\n\nDB
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no it dont work...it's about $100-$150 per person
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Please read the entire brief in the link below, it is the REAL TRUTH, not some e-mail bull crud.\n\nThey do not get everything forever, but it ain't bad!!
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Did you get one of those emails stating that they have millions of dollars and need you to take it for them?  BIG SCAM!!!!!!!!!  Be careful!  If that's not the case, I would go to my bank and ask.
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Hi, Termite, One well-written, straight-to-the-point letter is worth 1,000 voice mail messages. Send your letter to the top person at your local branch, state that your voice mail messages have gone unanswered, state specifically what action you want taken and by when, and that you will follow up. Be sure to say thank you for your prompt attention to this matter at the close of your letter.  Works every single time for me. Best of luck!
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Never heard of them. If you got an email requesting personal details then delete the mail, its a very common scam. You haven't won anything and your long lost dead relative didn't leave you lots of money!!
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The person who sent you the letter probably was to busy to use it or doesn't know how. Most internet mail (free) and commercial offer it.
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I got sucked into a scam like this over 10 years ago when houses didnt have multiple computers, the only internet was slow dial-up and windows was 95!  I paid about $29 for information on how to work from home doing typing for envelope addresses and the ad claimed there was no envelope stuffing involved - just address labels.  Since I can type faster than most people talk, I signed up.\n\nWhat I got was a list of companies that have huge mailing lists and a form letter to send them to offer my services from home.  Turns out I had to stuff envelopes after all!\n\nI spent some money on postage, bought the letterhead and tweaked the form letter a bit but didnt get a single response from any one remotely interested in having data entry done for them.\n\nWhen I tried to contact the company I sent money to again, they had changed addresses so I called the Better Business Bureau who told me this was a mail scam to collect money on hopes of having a better life.\n\nThey said that most of these companies send you a few typed pages of how to get other people to send you money for similar typed pages.  It only takes a PO Box and a few dollars to place those ads in shopper papers - they collect and disappear - laughing all the way to the bank.\n\nDONT DO IT!
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If the letter is going to a mil. base standard postage will do, as far as the package your local post offfice will help you.
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They will email you  and send a letter.
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Airmale letter post 84 cents
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YES, it is real I think. It's called SPAM which is against the law unless if receiver have requested  and agree to receive unsolicited email/newsletters or receiver may ask you to pay up to $5 per email  by federal law.