My Letter Included a check in the Amount of $3, 179.39 and the letter read as follows...
SUBJECT AWARD/3rd GRAND PRIZE
You have been drawn as an exceptionally lucky sweepstake winner. That's why we are delightfully pleasedto inform you throught this letter that our network system shows you as a winner on November 29th, 2008.
All participants were selected through a computer ballot system drawn from Readers Digest, National Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes Databases, part of an international Lottery Commission, which is conducted annually.
CONGRADULATIONS!
It is our duty to inform you of the existence of the International Law Guiding sthe fair personal collection of cash prizes. This international law stipulates that a winner pays a processing fee before his/her funds are released. The same law also prevents you from paying the fees out of your personal funds. Be advised, your reference numberCCS0412lis must be kept confidential until your claim has been completely processed. This will avoid any double claims, which will disqualify you automatically.
Your funds are now deposited with us and insured under your name. Please find enclosed a check cashable only by you, be advised that the enclosed check is valid only by calling our offices first. IF YOU ATTEMPT TO CASH THIS CHECK BEFORE SPEAKING TO ANY OF OUR AGENTS THE CHECK WILL BE VOID AND ALL STOP PAYMENTS WILL BE IN EFFECT> Please note that the amount on your check shall be deducted from your winnings as soon as it is processed and released. The balance of your total winnings will be paid out to you upon receipt of your processing fees.
Take advantage of this opportunity today by contacting your claims agent Mary Taylor at 1-517-572-5639 for further instructions.
Please note, all prizes must be claimed no later thatn December 12th, 2008 at which date any unclaimed funds shall be forfeited.
Please accept our congradulations.
Michael Anderson
Clearing Commissione
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