I recieved a letter from a security company in Madrid Spain claiming that I had won a substantial amount of money in an international lottery drawing ($615,810.00's to be exact). It claimed that it was a computer generated lottery drawn by ballot and that there were six different countries involved in the drawing (25,000 people total).
The letter claimed that I was one of thirty one international winners, all I had to do was to fax the attached lottery payments processing form back with the requested information and I was on my way to claiming my money (Unfortunately my internet was not functiong at the time I recieved the letter so I had no way to investigate it online).
Anyway I called and spoke with a man who claimed his name was Antonio Casado who assured me taht my winnings were legitimate. I however refused to give him any information about my bank. He told me that was fine and that he would be faxing me some more information on Monday. He also assured me that he would be sending me a certified check if I chose not to give him my banking information.
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