Golden Rewards Services LTD
Final Prize Notification? Where are the initial prize notifications?

I was sent a final prize notification from Golden Rewards Services Ltd stating that a lump sum amount of $295, 000 had been entrusted to them as my sweepstake prize. Enclosed in the envelope is a very realistic check for the amount of $4, 530.67 from a company called

IMMI
18881 U.S. 31 N
P.O. BOX 408
Westfield, IN 46074-0408

The bank on the check is Chase

The notification says you are required to contact your claim agent Frank Ellis or Donna Paulson to activate your claim before depositing the check. To receive the rest of your prize you are required to pay non residential taxes. The tax amount you are required is $3, 840 and should be deducted from the check once you have talked to Frank Ellis (the claims agent) They then recommend that you pay the tax ($3, 840) by money gram money transfer to

Ann O'Brien at 50 Bay Street, Hamilton Ontario, Canada L8P 4V9 and to keep this vital information away from public in order to avoid multiple claims.

Signed Nadine Williams.

upon conducting my own investigation I found that if you google map the address 6601 Hurontario Street in Canada and switch to saltelite view and zoom in that there is no existing building at that address. Its a street or highway with a dirt lot directly behind it.

The Company IMMI has been in business for 4 decades specializing in seat belt safety. Why the heck are they going to send me a check? Or prize amounting to $295, 000?

Golden Rewards Services Ltd. has a website which seems to be a portal page to a large forum ranging in various topics. The website itself seems to encourage people to post in the forum with encentives but has no real content. I tried clicking on the events tab and nothing came up. No info on the company, no contact info or people listed. On top of that the website had no theme or reason to be. In other words, the nature of the website is questionable. Usually if you are realtor you ahve a website with home listings, who you are, etc. Same goes for any other field or topic. Shady indeed.

Too many red flags. Im not cashing in.