I too recieved a letter with a check for $3500 from Customer Compensation Draw in conjunction with North American Sweepstakes association. We saw this letter and it really looked real and the Check really looked real. So we thought this is too good to be true. Well if its to good to be true (IT IS) Thanks for this web sight it made a big difference. This letter was from 2000
NeY York Ave, New York, New York Yes he actually can't spell either. He wanted the Money sent to Mr Damon Flynn Ronchester Ny 14220. The last time I checked it was Rochester Ny. Don't be A Victim. He goes by many Names ( Mr. Zack Usman & Dameon Flynn & Barbara Hudson & Donna Scott. ) Call the banks on the check they can pursue this man and put him where he belongs in Jail where he can be called Baby.

I received a letter with an attached check today, claiming that I was one of 20 declared winners in conjunction with the North American Sweepstakes Association. Total prize money of $1.11 million, to be divided evenly among the 20 winners. The check was for $3, 755.00 and looked authentic. It was supposed to be money I could deposit and then send them a check for taxes on the total prize money. I called U.S bank in Bellevue, Wa. to verify the rounting numbers and authenticity of the check. Not to my surprise, it was a scam. I was instructed in writing by the claims department to call them before cashing the check. However, I took the most appropriate measures and called the finance institution first. After informing the claims department that I had called to verify, they simply hung up the phone, not before getting upset with me, of coarse.