Yannis c/o Valdora

[Kevin Harrington]

Another Valdora name, Yannis, Astro-Clairvoyant, offers the Magnetic Circle of Fortune for the princely sum of £17.50, or with express delivery, £21. Another of the wealth, happiness and power promisers, from a well-documented direct-mail sender in Switzerland.

Ample evidence that it's another direct-mail scam from Valdora of Satigny, Switzerland.

Though the return envelope has a PO Box number, the address according to the companies register is:
VALDORA SA
c/o Fiduciaire Etienne Gruber
Rue Georges Jordil 4
1700 Fribourg.
Company reg. (CH-660.0.193.003-9)

[beachhutman]

A new name to me, M Smiths (Marc) of PO Box 4272 4900 CG Oostehout Holland, is offering a glsitening gold coin to bring luck and fortune for just £25.00. the address list is using the code KGBR40, but I haven't been able to trace them yet.

[sceptic]

Interesting, I have these in my "database":

KBGR20 - Michelle Alby - (suspect my typo for KGBR20) Trademark of Alpen
LGBR23 - AOLA - Trademark of Alpen
LGBR31 - Christie Owen
LGBR35 - ACDMSE
LGBR49 - Emma Darlan
LGBR55 - Stanley Royfield
LGBR57 - Christie Owen - again!
LGBR59 - Sara Bride
WGBR1 - www.src - (not sure that's right!) Trademark of Alpen
WGBR3 - Ingrid Diamond - Trademark of Alpen
WGBR6 - GOGM - Trademark of Star Winner Solution

I suspect that the GBR bit is a hint that it's destined for here (Gt Britain). The number at the end appears to be a "sequence" number.

The initial letter is possibly some sort of coding as to in what the mug^H^H^Hcustomer has an interest?