Keystone19250
SAINT
I am constantly receiving emails from this (organization)? Wanting my email and address to send me free stuff.
Has anyone else seen emails from them?
Has anyone else seen emails from them?
“NATIONAL GUN OWNER” Is this organization for real?
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Annihilator
Emissary
Never heard of them, could be fake.
mrmackc
Alpha
Check them out here: <https://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/specific_search/National+Gun+Owners+Association>
This seems to be a scam internet "get your money, for nothing in return" outfit.
Keystone19250
SAINT
I just (hopefully) unsubscribed although I don’t remember subscribing to them to begin with.
BET7
Ronin
I know a lot of contests for guns and accessories, sometimes list all the different outfits they will share your email with. I get a bunch (not from the one listed here), that offer free stuff, if I request it.
I run a free mail program on my computer called MailWasher, that actually displays my incoming mail on my IP's mail server before I download it onto my computer. I can delete, mark it as Blacklisted or Spam (which will also mark it as delete), Before downloading to my computer. This is how and where I usually mark them for deletion, so I won't have to look through so much junk mail that I get a lot of.
Annihilator
Emissary
BET7
Ronin
No, that's the paid version of the program. I got the free one which isn't as elaborate.
Breach&Bang
Alpha
NGOA are notorious scammers.
I think their actual business(buyers club of drop shipping overpriced firearms) is going up, but they are heavily involved with selling contact information to other equally as shady "companies" to advertise products. They usually target people through fake giveaways and the circle begins to other fake giveaways all in a ploy to get into your email box and constantly spam you with product offers often times portrayed as free gifts.
They are part of a network that just wants in your email to spam you garbage.
I think their actual business(buyers club of drop shipping overpriced firearms) is going up, but they are heavily involved with selling contact information to other equally as shady "companies" to advertise products. They usually target people through fake giveaways and the circle begins to other fake giveaways all in a ploy to get into your email box and constantly spam you with product offers often times portrayed as free gifts.
They are part of a network that just wants in your email to spam you garbage.
M
Minuteman1969
Guest
Speaking of scammers, the Dorr family of grifters have a new version of the NAGR scam called the "American Firearms Coalition". https://www.americanfirearmscoalition.org/board-of-directors/
Keystone19250
SAINT
Just “unsubscribed” again hopefully I’m done getting there crap in my inbox.