I received a letter from the desk of the prize director lottoteam promotions/prize award dept. David Morgan, prize director representing Fidelity Trust lotto and sweepstakes claim dept. They claim they sent me a notification dated Dec.22 in which I was selected as a prize winner of their Quarterly One Hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars award, and are waiting to hear a response back from me. They claim every year they enter 50, 000 names from a different sweepstakes and lottery database worldwide, including North America and their network server indicated I was selected as a prize winner on Nov. 18, and have not claimed my winnings in the amount of $150, 000.00. Now they are required to notify me that if they don't hear from me within 3 weeks of this letter sent (dated May 22), I will no longer be able to claim my winnings.
To elaborate further, the draw was held in Australia, where their head office is. My lot number drew lucky numbers ****** which won in the 2nd category, and I have been approved for a lump sum pay out of $150, 000.00 US dollars at NO EXTRA COST to me from their North American office in Buffalo, New York, if I claim within 3 weeks. They go on to explain the Federal and International regulations governing personal collections of cash prizes, stating there is a clearence fee. As soon as that is paid and deducted, that will be the day the check will be released. This will be in the form of a certified check or bank transfer directly into my account, but for security purpose, they strongly advise that I keep my winning info. confidential until my claims have been fully processed and $ remitted to me. They then give me an international phone number to call in London and ask for David Morgan or Helen Anderson. I don't think so...
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