Bonanza 2000, zenith Financial Group, royal British Draws sent me a check of $2994.80 i called susanadams @204-951-5239 and said the check was mine to deposit it in my ck acct i have won. no obligations of any kind she said i won fair and square Winnipeg Canada

This is a fairly common scam...no doubt you were required to furnish your bank account number to "activate" the check. "Susan Adams" is now $2994.80 richer, with you as the unsuspecting middleman. Before anyone is on to them, these creeps are long gone, setting up other victims with new versions of old scams. NEVER give out personal information such as bank account numbers, credit card numbers, etc. over the phone unless you are buying something and have solicited the sale.

R. L.
Colorado Springs, CO

This is a fairly common scam...no doubt you were required to furnish your bank account number to "activate" the check. "Susan Adams" is now $2994.80 richer, with you as the unsuspecting middleman. Before anyone is on to them, these creeps are long gone, setting up other victims with new versions of old scams. NEVER give out personal information such as bank account numbers, credit card numbers, etc. over the phone unless you are buying something and have solicited the sale.

R. L.
Colorado Springs, CO

This is a fairly common scam...no doubt you were required to furnish your bank account number to "activate" the check. "Susan Adams" is now $2994.80 richer, with you as the unsuspecting middleman. Before anyone is on to them, these creeps are long gone, setting up other victims with new versions of old scams. NEVER give out personal information such as bank account numbers, credit card numbers, etc. over the phone unless you are buying something and have solicited the sale.

R. L.
Colorado Springs, CO

Regardless of what the mythical "Susan Adams" may have told you, the check was a fraud.
You have to ask yourself, "have I had any dealings with any of the aforementioned companies and if not, why are they sending me a check out of the blue?"