Complaint Review: IMPERIAL FOUNDATION LOTTO ALPHA FINANCIERS

I to thought i was a big winner. BUT after really reading the letter that JOHN LAWSON PRIZE CO-ORDINATOR had sent I soon realizes it was a FAKE. I was informed that i had won the lottery,

{clue #1} I never entered this lotto. A sponsor had sent me a check in the amount of 2,995.70 to assist me with my clearance fees

{clue #2} when u win the lotto u pay any fees and taxes at the time u receive ur winnings. I was to call my claim agent JUDY ANDERSON of ALPHA FINANCIERS to authorize and activate my check in order to send 2,845.00 clearance fees. I would then receive my winnings of 114,000.00, now if I did not have red flags by now...

{clue #3} the letter went on to say...IN ORDER TO AVOID DOUBLE CLAIMING OR UNWARANTED TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THIS PROGRAM BY PARTICIPANTS AND THE PUBLIC THEY STRONGLY ADVISE U KEEP THIS AWARD HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL. I would like to know why i needed to keep this highly confiential if I emerged as one of the PARTICIPANTS selected from ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND NAMES!

by the way i did deposit the check but did not touch the money or call anyone, I knew it would be returned. when i get the check back i will call the company that was my "sponsor" to make sure they r aware of whats going on.

Lynn
yosemite, Kentucky
U.S.A.