David Rogers, Jackson Dawson, Zenith Financial Management Group
Stolen Checks Fraudulent Lottery Ripoff

On November 7, 2006, I received a letter in the mail that contained a check for $2998.30 for a lottery that I had won.
The letter congradulated me for winning a cash prize of $115, 500. This initial check was sent to cover international clearance fees.

After trying to call the phone number listed on the letter, I decided to try to contact David Rogers via the internet only to discover that it was a scam. I Thank God that I found this site along with a couple others that showed me what my gut was telling me all along. I also found out that a classmate of mine and her neighbor was sent the same letters. Unfortunately her neighbor wasn't as careful and her bank account was wiped out.

Another tell-tell sign is that the check is drawn on an American company and bank. Thanks again for having this outlet for fraudulent practices.