I received a letter in the mail telling me, one million two hundred fifty-four thousand two hundred four dollars was pending and they describe their selves as a research monitoring agency, they send a statement of tracked Documentation said it is now confirmed and guranteed to me.said i have access to over 20 different sweepstakes totaling the amount i mentioned above.They say keep this statement in a secure locationThey say this statement is verified and recorded in the Documentation provided i respond and return the document release form at once. It was signed by Michael Washington, Tracking manager. there is a one-time processing fee by cash check or money Order payable to A.S.P. $12.00 and they want you to signed it. $1, 254, 204.00 unclaimed as of July 14, 2010.

Dozens upon dozens of American Sweepstakes Publishers offer letters were sent to my mother over a period of 5 months of which my mother answered them all. All request a one-time transfer/processing fee. These "Prize Reports" are marked as if people actually signed their names using seals that appear to be official with intimidating job titles such as "Lead Assessor" "Director", stamps that say "I.D. Confirmed" and the word GUARANTEED throughout the letter. My mother's life became consumed with these mailings which lead to other sweep stake offer letters. She had to give up her car, her bank account, and jeopardized many relationships (family and friends) all trying to help. This company is criminal and murderous exploiting the elderly of their saving and dignity robing them of their moral and ethical reasoning.

American Sweepstakes Publisher sent me a 'Guaranteed Delivery Response Form'. I won $100, 254, 204.00. They tell me that in order for me to receive my winnings I have to return the documentation signed and to send a one time $12.00 fee for processing registration payable to American Sweepstakes Publishers. After I got taken by John Beck, I do my research. I talked to the FTC and they told me that you will never have to pay a penny to collect your winnings from any sweepstakes or lottery. They said if your asked for a payment it's not real. What's that old saying, 'If it sounds to good to be true, then it's not true'. Thank You for this and other web sites and for people who try to help others by sharing their stories.