Scratch bingo card in the mail???

[Springbreeze]

I recieved a scratch bingo card in the mail yesterday. I was just wondering if anyone else had recieved one or if anyone knows anything about them. Apparently I did win something but I have to phone the number on the back. It then says something about a product demenstration. Does anyone know if this is something that is worth doing?

[MrsSunshine]

shred it..

[JennyFromTheRock]

Its a scam. I had one a while back and looked into it. Its a scam

[Springbreeze]

Thank you, I wasn't sure so I thought I would ask.

[elusive]

yeah it's a scam, google the number and you'll see what others say. all the cards are wins.

[salady]

scam scam scam!!

[Ciel]

An OLG card would not require a product demo-sounds like a possible timeshare type marketing promo. Like the recorded phone calls saying "Congratulations! You have won a trip to...blah, blah" that I hang up on.

[VEGAS PILGRIM]

I recieved a scratch bingo card in the mail yesterday. I was just wondering if anyone else had recieved one or if anyone knows anything about them. Apparently I did win something but I have to phone the number on the back. It then says something about a product demenstration. Does anyone know if this is something that is worth doing?

Got one too--looks very much like a real ticket. GUARANTEE you will win something!!
BUT when you phone in to collect your winnings, you will most likely be told that a representative from the firm will drop by to deliver your prize. Then you've got to survive a pitch for pots/pans, vacuum cleaners, or some such overpriced items. An old associate of mine "won" the pots and pans, but bought a $1,200 vacuum as well. When I told her the retail on the machine was far less than half what she paid, her response was priceless--"BUT I WON THE POTS AND PANS (allegedly worth $700)".
If you are a masochist, feel free to check it out!!!