I received a "Texas Hold'em" scratch card in my mailbox. I of course scratched a winning hand (full house...5's over king's, just like the example on the back of the card). Contest rules said I had to "qaulify for, and agree to, a homecare product presentation (no purchase required)". From my Google searches I believe it's a reverse osmosis product. Don't know why they wouldn't deal with students...their money is just as good as anyone else's. I didn't call to claim the prize I "may have won", according to the How To Play instructions, as I know it's all just a marketing strategy. Although this shouldn't need to be said, it seems that it does...NO ONE GIVES FREE SCRATCH CARDS WITH OVER $15,000 IN PRIZES, WITH NO STRINGS ATTACHED!

Called, they set up an appointment and then refused to bring the prize when my wife wasn't home to sit through the sales pitch.

Phone rang twice, than hung up

I got 2 of those stupid things in the mail. Read the back of the card and figured it was a waste of my time.

Called several days in a row at different times of the day

Called several times and hung up. ?never left message.