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Looking for a phone number for the Public Relations Office in Las Vegas NV. Does this business exist? PO Box?

Here another name of this company is also known under according to their letter. Las Vegas Actionable Awards Program LVAAP. Need to know if the company is legitimate.

Amarillo, TX – July 14, 2005 – In the last week, local residents have reported receiving "certificates of award-winning" more than $ 3 million in what appears to be a lottery. The company submitted a certificate of credibility in the future, complete with an official stamp. The title says: "You are Permanently bound to secrecy. "The phrase" absolutely confidential "below. There are warnings in the entire document as" Tell to. No "The certificate informs the recipient that he or she has earned more than $ 3 million, all you have to do is pay a processing fee of $ 20 to make that seems credible, the document lists the names. other three "winners", all of which have collected their millions. Certificates are being sent by Lapham, Vargas and Cornell, a Las Vegas, NV based company you do business with a number of names, including the Office of Public Relations, LVAAP, Las Vegas Actionable Award program, among others. consumer complaints say they have received "awards" after paying. Company literature states that there are 3,604,006 registration dollars in prizes and dissemination of the competition. The consumer must pay a processing fee of $ 20. Subsequently, the company claims to be informed consumers that part of the prize money are entitled to and how to obtain it. When you call the number listed in the report, 702-000-0312, listen to the recording, "Your call can not be completed as dial …." "When you are sworn to secrecy, which is a red flag up, she said Janna Kiehl, CEO Office Better Business. "If it's a lot, why the secrecy? Do not want to tell the world?" Lapham Vargas and Cornell has a rating unsatisfactory by the Better Business Bureau to one or more unanswered complaints. The company literature says, "LVAAP is a service offered to our customers who provides available information on the sweepstakes that are open to the public for input. Subscribers are solely responsible for the research, vision and meet with any and all rules, restrictions, requirements or provisions set forth in all sweepstakes. The content of our newsletters are accurate to the best of our knowledge, and LVAAP not responsible for errors, omissions or inaccuracies. The responsibility for any error or typographical error is limited to a full refund of the purchase price of the publication. LVAAP has no affiliation with any particular sponsor of any sweepstakes or contest. No such association or affiliation is inferred or implied. "Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is too good to be true. "" Get your theme and save time and money, "said Kiehl. red flag tips to keep their money out of the hands of scammers: If you have to pay to win, it's a purchase, not a secret prize .. Ask yourself, "if at most why the secrecy? Do not you (and) want to tell the world? "If you have not entered a contest, you may not win. Check with the BBB before doing business with any company of strangers. For additional information about sweepstakes and legitimacy, contact the BBB www.amarillobbb.org online or by phone at 379-6222. Another Las Vegas-based company sweepstakes is intended for residents of the clover. The company, USA Direct, Inc. also known as American Direct Sweepstakes U.S. Million Mega Jackpot is sending checks to Connecticut one of the company. Initial investigations show the direction and the numbers on the bottom of the check to be false.

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