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Larry Hourd


Country United States
State Kansas
City Kansas City
Address P.O. Box 2905

Larry Hourd Reviews

Most Useful Comment
  • Oct 29, 2015

I received a white envelope that was accordingly stamped and protectively sealed mail. Stamped in front was printed big numbers 13570. Next was the words:protectively sealed mail- official documents enclosed. Addressee: open on receipt and read carefully. Papers filled out to recipient of record. Non-transferable contents. The envelope also had a circle stamp printed with the words corporate on record filing office judges seal. The sender's name and address is listed as: judging office &decisions center po box 2905•kansas city,ks 66110-2905 united states of america. Inside the envelope was a 2 page letter of official declaration of certified award and provision of payments documents according to these liars. The 1 of 2 pages had stated it was for the filing year 2015. Check marked was original copy to recipient. The numbers13570 enlarged and noted as the official form of tender no: prize award pick either option a: single check if winner payable funds verified: $1,230,946.option b: 30-year annuity if winner payable fund's verified: $2,000,000.00. Type of winner award 100% cash. Authorized by: larry hourd executor of awards. My name and address were printed as recipient of delivery: verified i.d number: #83568301-447005/716416041. The 2 of 2 page explained the documents sent by directive to: my first name and last. Method of reply accepted:(circled) mail reply only. I have 7 days to choose a option along with page number 2 of 2 being returned along with $11.89 for fee due for delivery.

Option b: 30-year annuity if winner payable fund's verified: $2,000,000.00. Type of winner award 100% cash. Authorized by: larry hourd executor of awards. My name and address were printed as recipient of delivery: verified i.d number: #83568301-447005/716416041. The 2 of 2 page explained the documents sent by directive to: my first name and last. Method of reply accepted:(circled) mail reply only. I have 7 days to choose a option along with page number 2 of 2 being returned along with $11.89 for fee due for delivery.

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  • Sep 28, 2016

Rip-off

I simply agree with you Mr. Idell

  • Sep 28, 2016

Gotta b scam

I received the same freaking letter but mine had a $12.99 with a total payment of $1,327,940 SOB's needs to be sued an each one is that has received this letter should be compensated

  • Mar 3, 2016

At first I thought it was a scholarship I've been hoping for, whoever did this put a lot of thought into it. It looks legit, to the non observant eye I could understand why some people believed in it and sent their money. I think the person behind this scam as a disgusting, vile, despicable in-humane son of a biscuit. Too many people are facing unfortunant financial difficulty, and promises of a miraculous solution is not only illegal, it's cruel. I would never wish harm onto anyone, but I hope they can be stopped either through the legal system or plain karma.

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  • Sep 1, 2015

Larry Hours sent me an award letter stating that I won $2 million dollars. He stated in the letter that I had to pay $12.99 to receive the funds so I looked his name up on the internet and came to this site. U don't have to pay if u won money so I had a good laugh

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  • May 5, 2016

I received a letter from Larry Hourd stating I won 2 million dollars. I was to send either cash check or money order for $12.99 to him in order to receive my money either in a lump sum or $66,666.66 over the next 30 years once a year.

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  • Nov 1, 2016

So disappointed!!

I just received the same letter. I don't understand why in this world this guy still out there!! He should be in prison for tricking people and play this game. And I'm sure there are a lot naive people who did fall for this. Something have to be done.

  • Sep 7, 2016

Is it real?

I too got the same letter.

  • Jul 1, 2016

iam idell rozier and i got this same sort of letter this man should be punished andeverlybody should be allowed a payoffi havegot several thank you

Well ididnt see this ,i was a little excited,for iam almost blind and isaid idont know about this , for i had not heardabout this co.anyway iam holding acheck for 1,327,940.00 and it is not real iam 79 years old ithink this mess should be stopped they should be able to sue these people mine is just like the others thank you .larry hord you are like blood sucker you want to drain people.

  • May 23, 2016

¡Yes, It is Too Good to Be True!

My mother received the same letter, as mentioned by others above. I want Obama to have the immoral Larry Hourd executed.

  • Dec 19, 2015

STUPID IDEA

WHY THE HECK WOULD YOU EVEN THINKABOUT DOING THIS?????????? Do you not know how many people work for their money. I don't care if its only 12.99 that im paying. This wrong and should be stopped immediately!!!!!!

  • Dec 3, 2015

Recv'd Same Envelope as Described Above - Personalized!

Sounds like "LOCATOR" and/or "SKIP TRACER" bait mail. I used to hear stories decades ago, about mail pieces going out to lure Bench Warrant Fugitives in for Round-Ups. But those mail pieces didn't have requirements to respond with any forms of payments. It just wanted your personal body to show up to collect your Just Reward. After verifying your Identity and it matched the Courtroom Judge's Bench Warrant, you would be asked to enter another room where you would be properly taken into custody (out of view of the other unsuspecting "Catches"). Bail Bondsmen started using this method and noted the expenses involved in printing the convincingly "Authorized" bait mail and it was short lived in favor of keeping it quiet.

Collection Agencies are currently using this type of bait mail to not only locate you but to re-startup an "Expired Debt" to bypass the FDCPA (law). The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the nation’s consumer protection agency, enforces the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), which prohibits debt collectors from using abusive, unfair, or DECEPTIVE practices to collect from you.

Under the FDCPA, a debt collector is someone who regularly collects debts owed to others. This includes collection agencies, lawyers who collect debts on a regular basis, and companies that buy delinquent debts and then try to collect them. If this actually is from a Collection Agency, AND YOU ACTUALLY SENT THEM "ANY" MONEY (thinking you are going to get a real reward), you have in fact started a payment program with them - reopening an expired debt that was initially protected from collections under the FDCPA - AND the Collection Agency has every right to continue to contact you for more money, and more money, and even more money to satisfy the old debt you actually re-opened by yourself.

Since I received one of these Bait Mail envelopes, I contacted all three of the major Credit Reporting Agencies to look for anyone accessing my credit history in an attempt to identify the actual sender of this Bait Mail because the Kansas City MO Permit Number 4280 may not actually be the creator of these deceptive practices. Someone invested some money in printing these Bait Mail items thinking it's going to make them rich. If they succeed, it will only encourage them to spread out and go for it again and again. So far, my Credit Reports have no inquiries - meaning someone hasn't accessed, yet.

The only thing I can suggest to anyone else receiving the nearly exact same piece of mail is to (NOT OPEN IT, and) take it directly to the Post Office and complain about it to a Supervisor. Tell them it's a Phishing SCAM and expect them to send it off to the Post Master General. They MAY actually put a stop to any further deliveries of these pieces of mail. But the intent is to get the Investigative Services Branch of the USPS involved in uncovering the people behind this and IF it is illegal, the Postal Police (they do exist) will bring them to a stop.

In the meantime, if you found this web review, you should continue to do further research on this as it wasn't cheap to produce these pieces of mail to look so convincingly authentic. Do not think for a moment that you will be receiving free money from this. It's true purpose is to separate you from your personal property (money). You are on somebody's target!

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