My father got a letter in the mail today from "EastCorp Services Inc. in Partnership with Fidelity International lotto, slidecircuir awards and Heineken promotions in conjunction with the foundation of software products (F.S.P.)"
It goes on to explain that his name was randomly selected by the computer data base of our "North American claims department" and that he was picked as a winner along with "200 declared winners in the 7th category"
Says he is a winner of the sum of $250, 000, 000 USD.
It even goes as far as giving an Audit Control Number, claim number, claim agent: David Chomsky, and a signature from a promotions director: Sarah Bradshaw. It has all this in fancy spots on the letter in different fonts and colors with bar codes and stamps of risk free and goes on to say that the so called lotto is sponsored by a "consortium of corporations: the Intel group, Microsoft, Wal-Mart, Sears, Ford, GM etc."
What's really ridicules is that is says he was selected randomly from a computer ballot system drawn from over 1 million names in all North America. The spelling of my father's name on the "check" and envelope is spelled wrong... the ONLY place that has his named spelled this way is in the phone book, which is where a lot of these 'fraud/junk mail' lists is from the phone books.
WATCH OUT!!! The sad thing is with the way our economy is here in the U.S. especially here in California, a lot of desperate people are going to fall for this. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!
Sincerely,
The Person Family of So. Cal, USA
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