House of Treats, Finchley Road, London

[Lindylou]

Has anyone had any dealings with this company? The address is a 'box number' at 175 Finchley Road, London. I've had notification that I've been awarded a £10,000 prize. Have heard this sort of thing before and am very suspicious about it all. Why should I win someone when I've not entered any competition or draw?

[Buenchico]

175 Finchley Road doesn't look much like a house of treats to me ;-)
http://www.allinlondo...ectory/1225/76660.php

Chris

[factor-fiction]

I've never had anything from this company but I've received similar mail. A quick google search will probably give you details of this scam. No doubt you'll have to ring a premium rate phone/text number and/or send off a registration fee and you may win a keyring if you're lucky

[Lindylou]

Thought as much. Always dubious when the company address isn't a proper address, i.e. just a mail box. Have been receiving notifications of winning a LARGE prize from Vital Beauty etc etc and I thought this was probably just another scam. Why are these people allowed to attempt to dupe people? And what on earth do they hope to achieve?

[sara3]

a LARGE prize could be a LARGE balloon!

as a rule, they don't lie but it's trickery.. you don't get nothing for nothing!

well you do, but you know what I mean ;o)