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Was promised 85,000 and a new car
By: Aug 08, 2017I was contacted on my Instagram page by a man who says his name is Mark Campbell he says he is from prizegrab_org he told me I won 85,000 and a new car which was suppose to be delivered to me on Tuesday 8/8/2017 he asked for my name, full home address, age, occupation, mobile number, email address when I refused he told me he is going to give my prize to someone who lives in Texas
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My demands:
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just to report them
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User Recommendation:
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I don't recommend them
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Resolution:
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Unresolved
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Also reported:
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Monetary damages:
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$0.00
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Prizes Money
By: Jan 18, 2017Trying to get me to send the money so that I can get my prize of $150,000 Plus a brand new Honda 2016 pilot.
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My demands:
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I have done deleted them block them and they still seem to be able to get through phone number. 206-855-5759 from Bainbridge Isle Washington
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User Recommendation:
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Stay away
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Resolution:
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Unresolved
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Also reported:
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Agents:
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Garcia Smith, Harry Morgan
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Managers:
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Garcia Smith, Harry Morgan
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Monetary damages:
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$50.00
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I won a sweepstakes
By: Jun 05, 2016It would take too long to describe everything, but it was over am 8 day period that I was being terrorized, but who I thought was the guys who run the contest. I have most of it on my computer, but one of them that kept wanting money, did something to it. Yes I went above and beyond with the contest, I had just gotten my first job in over 15 years, I'm pretty much disabled, due to a birth defect. It's a very long story, I wrote it in to the real prize grab people, maybe they were the real ones. But even today I've had to keep my phone off, constant threats, I'm still afraid for my life but no one took me seriously. They left a lot of evidence.
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My demands:
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They have to be caught, i was their practice person, it was written up right in front of me and I didn't see t.
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User Recommendation:
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Stay away
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Resolution:
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Unresolved
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Monetary damages:
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$11,000.00
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Comments:
Deborah Lucia
Sep 19, 2017 2:26 AM
If someone asks for "money up front" to receive a prize, it's a SCAM, don't fall for it.
Stanley Quick
Jul 06, 2017 3:29 AM
Melissa won 2 prizes at once today. I calculate the odds of doing that, at 1:700,000. In other words, damn near impossible.
Stanley Quick
Jul 06, 2017 3:28 AM
The whole thing is a scam. It is used to siphon off your online searches. For example, if I search Sportsmans guide for hunting, or fishing items, that site will pop up on the entry page. That's a fact. Oh, it won't cost you any money, just your personal searches!
itsjustme1981
Mar 24, 2017 12:26 PM
A couple days ago "Netty Net" and "Carl Cann" won gift cards. I can't think of names that sound more totally fake. So I am giving up that Prizegrab is real.
itsjustme1981
Mar 24, 2017 12:25 PM
There are TONS of scammers using Prizegrabs name. Likely not the real prizegrab
Russty Thaggard
Jan 30, 2017 12:53 AM
Curious about the complaint involving a new Honda and $150,000... I've been on PG several months and never seen a cash prize larger than $10,000 and never any vehicles. I've seen links to sweepstakes to offer such things, but those weren't official PG offerings...
Robert Schwartz
Jan 11, 2017 2:27 PM
Today The list of winners for prizes at prizegrab states that Jimmy Hiner won 3 different prizes at one drawing. I have played for about a year, maxing out every day, haven't won anything, but they show this guy won 3 times at once? I give up, scam...