Imperial Advance Unsolicited often means scam New York New York
I looked up this company today because they are new to me. We are very careful with whom we do business. In fact my wife does not have a business. That is important because today she recieved what appeared to be a check for $62,350 for her business. If that isn't suspisious then what is? The check looks real and would easily fool an elderly person or someone who is less intuitive. Having retired as a police officer I tend to look a bit closer. In fine print on the back of the check it reads For promotional purposes only. This check is non-negotiable and has no cash value. Well, my first thought was an old friend,WWII vet, who was scammed. Look if it is illegal to forge money or to copy money then shouldn't it be illegal to make any phony monitary instrument, including checks?
I can see where this can cause a big problem for someone. So here are two things members of Imperial Advance should know:
My wife has no business, do not contact her in any way. (Your only warning)
You need to stop this ignorant idea of sending fake checks, you will cause someone harm and that may come back and find you.
As always, CHEERS!