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So I got a phone several days ago from the good man that was sounding indicating he was using some Resort Sequence and the Pawn Stars Tours. He said I'd acquired a raffle and am currently entitled to a totally free three day visit to Nevada with a bunch of pricey bells and whistles connected, including performances on sport displays and free meals at pricey restaurants. Yeah, right.Normally, I would assume that this to be always a scammer, but here is the odd point: he actually confirmed the precise time I joined that raffle, 2 yrs before in April and I DID SO enter a raffle at the Pawn Stars place. He also boasts that I've been repeatedly approached by them through my e-mail, when they told me which email they'd been transmitting issues too, it had been just one letter faraway from my genuine email.So considerably, I've tried calling the Pawn Stars and called the 702 again, but I'ven't heard anything back. Thus now I am left with having allegedly gained a raffle that I did actually enter, a believable history as to the reasons I was not contacted by them earlier, and together with that they did not even ask me to purchase or do anything, which can be the whole point-of scamming anyhow. They would experienced to received entry to Pawn Stars information AND got my contact information but just ONE NOTICE OFF whenever they were scammers. It does not make sense. Both these guys are geniuses or robbers. I've no thought and that I confused.

called back, now a Nevada excursion firm, I head to Nevada alot, not sure if Travelocity offered my information.

The exact same thing happened tome regarding the pawn star thing...although they did desire a 200 refundable deposit that might be presented tome as money once I examine in. Also described I'd have to stay by way of 90-minute sale advertising thing probably a few trip time share.

So I got a phone several days ago from the good man that was sounding indicating he was using some Resort Sequence and the Pawn Stars Tours. He said I'd acquired a raffle and am currently entitled to a totally free three day visit to Nevada with a bunch of pricey bells and whistles connected, including performances on sport displays and free meals at pricey restaurants. Yeah, right.Normally, I would assume that this to be always a scammer, but here is the odd point: he actually confirmed the precise time I joined that raffle, 2 yrs before in April and I DID SO enter a raffle at the Pawn Stars place. He also boasts that I've been repeatedly approached by them through my e-mail, when they told me which email they'd been transmitting issues too, it had been just one letter faraway from my genuine email.So considerably, I've tried calling the Pawn Stars and called the 702 again, but I'ven't heard anything back. Thus now I am left with having allegedly gained a raffle that I did actually enter, a believable history as to the reasons I was not contacted by them earlier, and together with that they did not even ask me to purchase or do anything, which can be the whole point-of scamming anyhow. They would experienced to received entry to Pawn Stars information AND got my contact information but just ONE NOTICE OFF whenever they were scammers. It does not make sense. Both these guys are geniuses or robbers. I've no thought and that I confused.

called back, now a Nevada excursion firm, I head to Nevada alot, not sure if Travelocity offered my information.