National Fulfillment Advisors Sent me letter saying I was the winner of $1,560,000.00 Jackson Heights New York

I recieved a letter from National Fulfillment Advisors that started off saying 'You Have Won $1,560,000.00' I was instructed to send $20 to documentation process and a check in the mentioned amount was waiting to be sent out to me.  I have 14 days to respond.  I became suspicous and wanted to contact the company and find out if this was legitimate and if I had actually won this money because I would definitely send them $20 to receive the prize money.  It was then I noticed there was no phone number or email address to contact National Fulfillment Advisors.  I went to Google and typed in the contact information for National Fulfillment Advisors and your 'Ripoff Report'page came up and I said "oh my god' because I seriously considered sending the $20.  I read your page and became angry when I read about the man who received the same invitation but that the address had been slightly changed.  I suppose it would be difficult to catch these scammers but as much effort should be put in to do so because everyone is hoping for the American Dream and to win such a sweepstakes is cool but for it to be a lie its very, very bad.  I wish I had known about your organization when I was contacted by email by some guy claiming to be a barrister in London England,looking for a surviving heir for a multi-millionaire who had died and there was no one to collect his millions until they located me.  They needed my personal information to give to the banks and courts in order to get the millions of dollars released to me.  I googled and found it was not only a scam they had been doing it for years to Americans.  You guys keep up your work to protect the consumers from people who have no intention of making an honest living but spend their time making up scams