On approximately, July 15, I received a check in the amount of $4997.85 from AIG Annuity Insurance Company from Amarillo, TX. The letterhead indiated AIG Annuity Insurance, 66398 Dovedale Road NE, Seattle, WA 982447TY8-3865.
The letter indicated that the check was provided to aide in the mandatory payment of Non-Canadian Residential Tax, insurance, and delivery charges pertaining to my $250,000, 00 winning. My name had been drawn in the annual CONSUMER'S PROMOTIONAL DRAW, organized for both American and Canadian customer's of the following major retailers e.G. Target, Wal-Mart, Sear's, Macy's, Home Depot, Zellers etc.
As a customer of more than one of these retailers, I would be inclined to believe this to be a legitimate drawing; however, being fully aware of the number of scams out there and the entire AIG scandal, I knew I'd better do some research.
I entered AIG Annunity Insurance Company in Amarillo, TX, which immediately provided me to this link and the letter written from the individual in Indiana, who also received a similar check in almost the same amount around the same date. Thank you for expediting my research with your research.
My assigned claim's agent is Christine Hill: (778) 317-0492 Hours of operation: Monday to Friday 7am to 6pm (Pacific Standard Time). The tax agent is Jenna Livingston 3209 Saringston ST, Sidney, Canada.
There was a picture of an elderly man with glasses in the signature area of the letter. Name given is Carl H. Lindner, President 1-778-881-0246.
These predatory individuals should be held accountable for their criminal transactions. The retailers they are using to lure loyal and dedicated customers should have some type of retaliation against these thieves.
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