Portfield Financial & Trust Services **Chalk full of misspellings and bad grammer /punctuation, this award letter presented itself promising money and a free getaway. The enclosed check was the most misleading. Kudos to the scammers, this was the most real effort placed in attempt to access my bank account anyone has ever tried. I could totaly use the $2953.32 (amount indicated on the check).** Vancouver British Columbia

It seems to me, that the company presenting me with a check sould know that their award letter is full of red flags. I mean really, fire the person writing up these letters. They can't spell. They won't be able to speek english, and there is no way they are getting their grimey little hands in my bank account. They already have my legal name and address and that is where my personal information is going to stop.

The letter indicates I have won a "6 day and 5 night in an all-inclusive round-trip cruise to Bahamas". Not 'the Bahamas'. The letter comes with a check for $2953.32 enclosed to help pay for tax and administrative expenses (International Clearance Fees) ."We are sending you this check from you winnings to assist you to pay the international clearance fees involved, after which the balance of 25546.68 will be released within 2 to 3 business days fromthe date of final processing and verification is confirmed. FINAL PROCESSING of what? My bank account info? If you have recv'd a letter of this nature please be aware-this company is trying to scam you and will have access to your bank account routing number if you let them.

Colleen
Winnetka, California
U.S.A.