Hi, I won a prize from a draw and that letter says the prize is FREE OIL MASSAGE. What does it mean.?
961103
Wow.... If the oil massage is given by a hot bombshell youre really in for something special.
985536
if they are harrassing you then it is almost certainly a scam-if you have won a holiday the organisers will have informed you of this and may contact you at some other time (arranged at your convenience) to make the neccessary arrangements to collect your prize. they will certainly not harrass you. so beware.
674041
If you are asking this because you have received an email or letter telling you you have won something, then I'm sorry but it's a scam.  Read this:\n\nhttp://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff185647.htm
932177
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.
1060437
"Free on Board"\n\nIt means when does the risk of loss pass from seller to buyer.\n\n"FOB Factory" on a purshase order means once the item leaves the factory, the buyer bears the risk of loss.
784077
SCAM, dude. I read an article about it awhile back.\n\nThey told me I had won and I live in the US LOL.\n\nStay away and do not give those people any personal info, please.\n\nI beg you.
1134027
no it is not. who defined massage, and to what extent? is it an ISO/JS or international standard that states that one cannot massage the body privates, and sets boudaries??? of course not, hence, it is not prostitution. well actually, no one specified with what you can massage the body. so technically, you can have some one massage you with their ahem ahem u know what, until your ahem ahem u know what....\nlol. viva la resistance!!!
16163
An awesome massage cushion for use in a car, complete with many motors and magnets.\n\nProblem is: I don't drive a car presently.
969119
dont give ur details .  2 days ago I was also getting repeated mails that i've won 2 million dollars from free-lotto.com, asking me to claim the prize i saw that for for claiming that prize i have 2 give my credit number which is not allowed . soi dont claim
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my mom just recently ended a two-year massage program at a community college. she is licensed and has invested in basic equipment i.e. massage table, chair, aromatherapy, hot stones, etc. she set up in our basement. one of the tasks of her classes were to give "homework massages" to a certain amount of people. they'd fill out a sheet with questions saying things they liked or didnt like about the massage. she could basically do these "homework massages" on anyone (of 18 yrs or older) and that was also a good way to get her name out there. she had business cards made and hands them out all over. she has started making a good amount of money for just starting off...
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First rule of the Internet is sadly don't believe anything somebody sends you. The second rule is always refer back to the first.\n note they will most likely ask you to pay a small fee to get your winnings and there is the rub. Best check Microsoft for more info on this issue . Or even Yahoo has some good info on this
514153
I am sorry to advise you it is a scam. Ask yourself. Did you buy a ticket, do you have a proof that you have a ticket with winning number? When did you go to South Africa to buy a ticket?? And they would have called you.\n\nIf you just got an email.. and they write back for more info from you.. you know you on a way to be robbed. DO NOT GIVE ANY DETAILS> No one knows who wins a LOTTO till the person with a ticket goes to the LOTTO themselves.
949629
I couldn't find anything on it.\n\nIf you seriously won a large sum of money, your notification wouldn't come by e-mail.
890133
it's a trick!! i get those emails all the time from freelotto!!!  you should NEVER give anyone your personal info or bank info. Sorry but all you won is the opportunity to be ripped off.
160391
You would need to provide more information if you want an answer ... like the name of the bank or anything specific?\n\nAnyway, it sounds like a scam, especially if the notice came by email.  Unless you entered a lottery, you didn't win one.  \n\nCall the bank and ask them.  Just don't give out any personal information unless you really know who you are talking to and dealing with.
88735
Do NOT send them anything.\nIf you truly won anything, they would not need this info.
988907
I live in New Hampshire.. and I am a energy healer and aromatherapy, plus ma sages and here there is no real regulation for massages.. though it would be good to get your certification that way if you decide to move to another state you will be covered. To take the test you can use the time you have been doing it as credit which is really better then any school.. So I say take the test it for the sky is the limit in the Field.