My boyfriend was the first to see this on brickfish and called me right away. I looked and decided this was the perfect topic to right on since I was involved in internet fraud. Well, it all started a couple months back when I was filling out a whole bunch of scholarships. I had done many on here and through fastweb.com, when I saw this banner on the internet that said I could pay for shipping to have a CD with unclaimed scholarships on it. I jumped on the idea because I had heard many times before about an amount of scholarships each year that were unclaimed. After filling out a small information bracket and paying the 2.95 for shipping of the CD I waited about a week and recieved the CD. I had a lot going on in school at the time so I did not have the chance to even open it. Thank the heavens I didn't because a week letter I had a charge on my bank account for 9.95. I didn't think anything of it since I thought maybe it was a store that I went to and they used a different company for their charges. Little did I know it was this "unclaimed scholarship" company. Less than a week later after the first charge I recieved another one for 39.95 at this I started panicing because I was due to pay my car payment and I had no idea what it was from. I researched online what the company was that was charging my account and it came back to the people who I got the CD from. By the next day there was another charge for 69.95, I called my bank and reported the unadvised charges and they canceled my debit card number. After a month of going back and forth with the bank and trying to get somone from the company on the phone or to return emails I did not get ANY of my money back. I oringally did this to potentially win money to help pay for college inturn I lost some of it. The lesson learned here, Don't buy CDs that claim they have unclaimed scholarships on them even if they are said it was talked about on CNN. Internet Fraud is easy to get sucked into.. Research everything you get into before you decide to do it! As for scholarships stick to certified websites like this one and ones provided by your schools!