Don't you just hate those sweepstakes; that claim you win a prize but in order to get that prize you have to pay a fee Well, this is also a scam. Ever so often, my mailbox gets flooded with mail from Publishers Clearing House Readers Digest. With these entries, these companies include sale circulars. They never neglect to remind prospective buyers that a purchase does not increase a person's chance of winning. They encourage playing for free but remind that they rather give their gifts to those who support them. This tells me that to stand a chance, I need to purchase something and so I buy just to win the $10 million which I never win. I don't know of anyone who won the sweepstakes. From now on, I put the Circulars in the trash without opening them. Too much work for nothing. First they hide the stamps necessary to enter the sweepstakes in the circulars. Postage is going up and the Shipping and Handling fees on products purchased from them are much too high.
