My husband recieved a letter on Sept. 25. Truheat Inc was the name that showed through the window on the envelope. Not recognizing the name I was curious and opened the letter. The letter was from Benefit Concepts Inc. Financial Services & Consultants.
Sept 19
We are pleased to inform you through this letter that our network shows you as the lucky winner of an unclaimed prize money in the amount of Fiftyseven Thousand Dollars (57,000.00) in United States Funds. The system indicates that your name was randomly selected through a computerized ballot system as a winner for the SECOND QUARTER of 2008 Sweepstakes draw. Congratulations!!!
All participants were selected through a computerized ballot system drawn from Readers Digest, Publishers Clearing House, Online Sweepstakes, Internet Games ect...
Inclosed is a check for (1,988.95) which covers both the administrative taxes and Clearance fees for you winnings. For authorization and activation of this check, please contact your agent Rita Robinson immediately at Tel: 1-450-369-0119 your winnings must be claimed not later that Oct 10.
Your name is attached to claim Number US/CA/ZDS49-00G. We advise, you keep your claim number confidientially secured until your claim is processed and Funds remitted, as this is part of our security protoclol.
Please remember to quote your Reference Number in all correspondence with us in order to avoid unnecessary delays. Congratulation again from our staff and sponsors.
Sally Nelson
Claims Specialist
Upon reading this letter I started doing some investigating, I mean come on if it looks to good to be true it probably is. The name on the front of the envelope is Truheat, you open the letter and it's from Benefit Concepts Inc and the spelling of Benefit on the letter and on the check don't even match. The number that you must call is a number in Canada, I mean come on how many red flags are they gonna throw up. I just felt a need to report this because I know that not everyone is cautious. We all want to believe that we could have won a prize but don't fall for it. Also the check looks so real. It came from a Sovereign Bank in Wyomissing PA. Beware people beware!!!
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