One day I got this letter in the mail and with it was a check. The letter stated that:
You are hereby informed that after the just concluded Premier Random Lotto held ing London, England, you eme4rged as one of the winners in th third category. Congratulations, Particicpants were selected via a computer ballot draw from One Million Five Hundred Thousand names (1, 500, 000) drawn form Europe, Asia, and North America.
Your nme attached to cupon number102-35485 with the serial number 004-984 drew the lucky numbers 12-23-15-27-33 which subsequently won the lottery in the third category. You heva therefore been approve for the lump sum of $120, 000.00 UWSD (One Hundred Twenty Thousand United States Dollars Only). This is from a total cash prize of $3, 500, 000.00 USd (Three Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) shared among (Eighteen) international winners in different categories. This is an annual competittion organised since the New Millennium in our noble drive to go global.
A sponsor's check of $2, 998.70 is enclosed to assist you finance your international clearance fees of $2, 845.00. Your clearance fes should be forward to our designated North America Agent. However, you will receive a total of $120, 000.00 minus $6, 000.00 (5% Sponsor's Commission).
Invariably, you will recive a total of $114, 000.00. Your agent will give you further details. In order tio avoid double claiming or unwanted taking advantage of the program by paqrticipants and the public, we therefore strongly advise that you keep this award highly confidential as part of our security protocol until your winning has been processed and money remitted to. You.
To commence your claim, contact your claim agent, Eric Brown, of Standard Financirs at 460 Ellis Ave, Ste 402, Calgary, AB, an accredited agency to Premier Lotto at 1-403-3999-5972 Note that all prizes must be claimed noto later than May 10, 2007. Ensure you contact your agent for the Authorization and Activation of your check.
Congratulations! Once more.
Rodney Williams
Prize Co-Ordinator
So I caled this Eric Brown about the check. All he asks for is the check number and tells me is to deposit the check and to call him back when the check clears. Guess what i did, I went and deposited the check. It took three days for he bank to clear it and I called hime back. He then transfers me to some women, Her name was Monica Edwards. She tells me to send the $2, 845.00 to a bond officer through Money Gram and to call Eric back with the confirmation.
Bond officer
Roger Phillips
127 Fairwiew Dr.
ste. 505
Toronto, ON, Canada
After I hang up I'm thinking to my self this is to good to be true and why is it happening to me.
I went to the bank to withdrawal the money, when the bank tellers tells me that the check was no good (it was a fraud). Thank God that I waited for the check to clear from the bank other wise I would have to be paying up money i don't have.
After the insident at the bank I called Eric again and told him that the chack was no good. He then flips out saying that the check was good and he don't know why the bank was saying that it wasn't. Sorry Eric I'll believe my bank over any total strange any day.
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