Teri K.

I received a instant message through facebook from Patricia Wilcox. She asked me how long I have been a fan of WomanFreebies and if I have ever received anything from them. She then proceeded to try to tell me this: "Okay, Just to let you know The reason why you are now been contact is to have you properly notified that out of 67,000 entries in the Freebies Bonus Prize Giveaways you're randomly selected as a todays 1st place winner of $500,000 also a bonus prize of A new Toyota Verso Family Car along with a New Chromebook! We all would like to say a big congratulations to you!" When I said seriously? (sarcastically) she said: "Please note Woman freebies is never a joke or hoax and there is absolutely no catch. If you are a big fan of our company you should know that is not a joke or hoax but a reality also to let you know you have your legal rights to claim or forfeit! For proof please dial this number *******997 and there is a six digit confirmation code that's attach to your prize which is (*******) that the operator will ask for and please note do not share your code to anyone!. Are you claiming or forfeiting?" When I told her I was at work and would look into this further after I get out of work she said: "Have you called the number and verify the confirmation number to have your prize activated to your name?" Again I told her that I was at work and would research it after I get out of work. I told her that I am skeptical about this and would like to do the research on it before I give out any information. After reading the reviews on here, I went back and told her that it is a scam and to please not contact me anymore. All of a sudden she is no longer receiving messages from me.

I hope that anyone that they try to do this to does the research before just giving out their personal information. These people are professional scammers. They know exactly what to say and how to say it to take advantage of people.