I have been recieving correspondence originating out of Austrailia in relevance to grant information eligibility three days in a row now, the first of which I discarded upon receipt of a second communication I put it aside only to receive another from Austailia the following day. It, the third correspondence was also enclosing an airmail envelope. This third envelope contained a form from Payment International Services and it came looking fairly ligitimate with a release code reference number a due date, and a request for references to a processing fee, then referencing to it as an administative fee and references to the redistribution of a goverment regulated prize of 20 million accompanied by eight divisional redistributions. I'm apprehensive to this to good to be true whole affair and alert to there requesting a fee of sorts before prize distribution and also some of the words on the notification are misspelledand it too says if your not the said party that one please return said documents to Payment Services International one of two letters in form address to me the fist metioning grant eligibility information and requesting a $10.00 dollar consignment fee and the second letter from a Payment Services International Co. Makeing reference to a National Lottery where you are guarenteed to receive a divisional cash prize once I have completed the necessary requirements pertaining to an administrative fee beforehand of course an said references to a code inteded for said person (me) only. The words authorization and the word finalizing are misspelled and there is always reference to a charge before receiving said redistribution monies in said amount of 20 millionalong with reassurances that spell scam to me.
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