Mike
New York,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, January 29, 2009
This has got to be one of the more obvious scams I have ever seen. Between the misspellings, poor grammar, etc, I hope you were not fooled, even for a second. Couple of other obvious things: Large companies provide toll free numbers for customer contacts, not numbers with area codes. Large companies don't provide low-level employees' first and last names. The first notice you receive is not typically the "final notice." Why would a state lottery contact YOU if you never mailed in a winning ticket? CMON! It's obviously fake. Hoping it's real does not change that.