800-251-1344 / 8002511344

Received a registered letter, looked important. Had a scratch off number to win great prizes. Of course the scratch off number had to match a number that is revealed when u pull the tab of a small box, revealing a glowing number that of course matches. The ad looks professional enough. It also has a voucher for $3500 for Burnsville motors, in Minnesota. I wasn't immediately suspicious because I had recently been on line looking at cars from that area. After reading all the small print and finding out that everyone wins a prize of great value I did the research. Thank u everyone who takes the time to write about these scams.

Agreed - it's a scam. Ok, LEGALLY it's probably not a scam, but it's designed to get you in to a car dealership so they can take down your name, address, phone #, etc. and work their high pressure sales tactics on you. The fine print says the odds of winning are pretty much that you'll get the $300 shopping card, which is issued by goshoppingmall.com. This is a site that charges inflated prices for products and charges you "shipping and handling" fees that are pretty much equal to what the product is worth. No you can't charge the S/H fees to the card. So, there's no real $300 there. Check out what other people have said about that site and1-800-251-1344, and throw the ad in the garbage.

Flyer: Lakeland MotorsIf anyone finds any additional information regarding fraud, please update to this site as soon as possible. I accessed the website as listed on the flyer and entered a date and time for the appointment. I will await the conformation call and update the result to this site also. Of course, I will also be checking my credit report for any suspicious activity, as this company "LakeLand Motors" seems to have already retrieved a lot of my personal information (from somewhere).

The scam has changed but the phone number is stil the 1344. It's actually pretty impressive. 1st class mail. 24" by 15" full color double sided. Also has a digital combination box, that displays a 5 digit number in green letters. If your number matches one of the listed numbers (surprise, it does) then you've won one of 4 fabulous prizes.$10,000, all new ipad air, $250 walmart card, or up to $150.00 cash in hand.Nifty, and looks very legit. It even looks nifty and legit in the trash can. Imagine that.

I work for a dealership and we just got a call from this company, as we get scam calls all day long, she asked me 2 questions and then hung up so I called back and got another lady that kept trying to ask more questions, (after hitting ## a couple times to get a human on the phone), I told her that I did not feel comfortable asking any more questions and if that was their business practice to ask questions and then hang up on the person who answered the phone and if that is that we are not interested in their business. I did keep asking for a name of who they were and she said "P3"; still seems suspicious, everyone watch out their recruiting the elderly now!!!

Same here. The same mail, same text, same BS....I have no idea where did they get some of my personal info from...

Just got a call almost identical to the ones above. She asked a lot of questions, I lied when answering each one and she hung up. She couldn't have known I was lying, so it must just be their thing to hang up on us.

i just reacieved mail with a combination box and a scratch spot saying that if the numbers match you are guaranteed at least one of these prizes 2014 jeepall new i pad air up to $500 target gift card150 cashthis is obiously a scam this is Bs

I knew right away it was a *BS* call. I ran the woman around and offended her religious foundations with a bogus claim as to what we do here. the I asked for her credit card number or direct debit information on her banking account. she mumbled a few choice words and hung up...I feel like I had a chance to get even with the sub human telemarketing system today.I feel good

Got a flyer in the mail and decided to call, when I put in the pin a agent picks up and said Hello. HMMM I was thinking what company answers their phone with just a Hello. So anyway after I said hello he verified my address then hung up. I hope there is no way to get something out of that....SCAM SCAM SCAM...TRASH THAT MESS!