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• Oct 11, 2026

Postcard about $100 and shopping reward at Walmart and Target

I got a postcard in the mail saying I have $100 plus a $50 shopping reward good at Walmart and Target. It has a claim number on it, TV81D188847.

There's a phone number on it, (888) 527-0208, and a website, membersgain.com. I never signed up for anything like this so it doesn't make sense.

I'm not sure who these people are but I didn't lose any money. Just wanted to put this out there so others know.

• Oct 09, 2026

Final notice about unclaimed reward with no company name

I got a final notice in the mail about an unclaimed reward. It didn't have a real company name on it, just a phone number and a website. The number is 1(888) 355-7695 and the site is www.membersgain.com.

It says it's a final notice but I never got anything before this. I don't remember entering any sweepstakes or lottery. It just seems strange that they would mail me about a prize I never signed up for.

I haven't called or gone to the website. I'm not going to. I just wanted to report it because it looks like a scam.

• Sep 26, 2026

Postcard with claim code and phone number to call

I got a postcard in the mail with a claim code on it and a phone number telling me to call. The number was (888) 355-7695 and the website on it was membersgain.com. It says they're out of Jacksonville, FL.

I don't know what this is even for. There's no real company name on it, just this claim code thing. I didn't sign up for anything and I'm not calling some random number off a postcard.

Seems like phishing to me. Just wanted to put this out there so other people know.

• Sep 26, 2026

Green Postcard

I also received a green postcard type mailing. I NEVER entered anything and I didn't request this info either. It says that I have a reward that I should claim for $100. All this card has is an 800 number and in all upper case bold font says: FINAL NOTICE. It felt sketchy and as I always do, I researched it and found out that all of this is to be able to get your banking info and/or scam you with other things. Also, it's not said on the card but in order to get this "Reward" you have to sign up and pay a subscription! My advice...chuck this b.s. in the trash and let your loved ones know about this in case they get one as well.

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• Sep 15, 2026

Phone call asking for $100 then kept calling me on WhatsApp

I got a call from 1 5612169920 and the person asked me to give them $100. I told them no. After that they just kept calling me over and over on my WhatsApp. The number they gave was (888) 355-9078 and the website is membersgain.com. I don't know how they got my WhatsApp but they would not stop calling.

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• Sep 09, 2026

Promised Walmart gift cards but really wanted my bank info

I got a call from (888) 335-0781 and they told me I would receive a $100 gift card plus an additional $50 in savings at Walmart or Target. Sounded pretty good at first.

But basically all they wanted was my banking info. They kept pushing me to give it over so they could charge for unauthorized subscriptions and stuff. I didn't give them anything but they were real pushy about it. They have a website membersgain.com and I looked but there's nothing real behind it. Just a scam to get your account numbers. I hung up and didn't lose any money but wanted to warn about this.

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• Sep 01, 2026

Paid them $800 and now they won't fix anything

I found this website membersgain.com and thought I was buying something legit. They took $800 right out of my account. When I realized something wasn't right I called the number they had which is (888) 335-0781.

The guy answered and said his name was from tech support or something like that. Every time I call they give me a different name which just seems off to me. They're located in Canton, GA but honestly I don't even know if that's real either. I just want my money back but nobody will help me.

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• Aug 02, 2026

Post card in the mail about a prize I never entered

Got a post card in the mail the other day. It didn't have a real company name on it, just a website, membersgain.com, and a phone number (888) 612-0341. Address said GA, USA.

It was one of those sweepstakes or prize things. I never entered anything like that. It just didn't make sense. I didn't call them or go to the website. Just threw it away. Felt strange getting something like that out of nowhere.

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• Jul 28, 2026

Letter and phone call about my bank account with my routing number

I got a letter from them and then phone calls from that number 1(888) 304-4725. I finally answered it and gave him my McLean number. Then she started giving me my routing number to my bank account. She already had it.

I didn’t give her permission to have that. It felt really off. I didn’t lose any money but it’s creepy they had my bank info.

The letter and the calls just didn’t make sense. No company name on the letter either.

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• Jul 21, 2026

Green card in the mail asking me to call about a reward

I got a green card in the mail telling me to call 1-888-611-2088 for some reward. So I called and they started asking for my bank account info. I hung up.

They said I won $100 and then I will win more. It’s a scam. They gave me a claim number F8HJ4510 on the bottom of the card and a website www.membersgain.com. I didn’t give them anything.

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• Jul 12, 2026

Mail about a prize I never entered with no details

I got a letter at my house saying I won some kind of prize or sweepstakes. It had a website membersgain.com and a phone number (888) 304-4725 and an email [email protected]. I never entered anything like that so it felt strange.

The letter was pretty vague just telling me to contact them about my winnings. I didn't call or go to the website because it didn't make sense. No company name on the letter either just that website.

I didn't lose any money or anything but I wanted to report it. Just seemed off.

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• Jun 20, 2026

Postcard about unclaimed funds with no real company name

Got a postcard in the mail saying I have unclaimed funds being saved at a distribution center. It told me to call (866) 399-6837 to receive the claim. No company name on it, just that number and the website membersgain.com.

I didn’t call because it felt off. No idea where they got my address from. Whole thing seems like a phishing thing.

• May 05, 2026

Postcard about a reward with no real company name

I got this postcard in the mail saying it's a final notice. It says I have an unclaimed reward worth up to $1000 in savings at their distribution center. It also says I have an extra $50 shopping reward waiting. It says if I don't call I'll lose it automatically.

The other side says I have $100 savings at Walmart and Target in my name. But there's no real company name on it. Just a claim number and a phone number 1-866-399-4065. The website is www.membersgain.com. I don't know who these people are. I didn't sign up for anything. It just feels off.

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• May 22, 2026

I, too got a yellow card, number 1-888-721-1381, I'm not going to call, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

• May 05, 2026

Bright green postcard about $100 Walmart savings with no company name

I got this bright green postcard in the mail the other day. It had my name on it and said I needed to call 866-399-3269 right away to claim my $100 savings for Walmart or Target. There was a claim number on it too.

Something felt off so I looked up the number before calling. Found out it’s a phishing scam. No company name on the postcard at all, just the website membersgain.com. I didn’t lose any money but it’s annoying getting stuff like this.

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