Caller Id said: "BOB MORRIS". I don't know who it is.

It is a scam operation by a company that calls themselves Premier Securities Inc. They contact people by sending letters telling you that you won  the SHOPPERS SWEEPSTAKES held on a particular date. They say yo are entitled to $250,000.00 in prize money.They send also a fake check in the amount of $4890.00 and tell you to call (416) 826-2774 give them your claim number of DH/SUL-0011 BEFORE you do anything with their check. The person that answers the phone and claims to be Bob Morris answers. He then attempts to instruct you to go to your own bank, cash the check and then take $2985.00 immediately to the IRS and 'pay taxes', He goes on to say that after that is done to contact them and they will 'release' the rest of your earnings.....it is a scam as the check I was given was a bogus account from Keybank located in Portland, ME. If you call the Fraud Department on whatever bank their 'supposed' check is drawn on you will discover the scam. When I attempted to ask this individual any questions he was immediately rude and told me to do 'whatever'. I am shocked to think that a scam operation like this is still in operation......I have reported them to both the Bank and the RCMP in Canada.

It is a scam operation by a company that calls themselves Premier Securities Inc. They contact people by sending letters telling you that you won  the SHOPPERS SWEEPSTAKES held on a particular date. They say yo are entitled to $250,000.00 in prize money.
They send also a fake check in the amount of $4890.00 and tell you to call (416) 826-2774 give them your claim number of DH/SUL-0011 BEFORE you do anything with their check. The person that answers the phone and claims to be Bob Morris answers. He then attempts to instruct you to go to your own bank, cash the check and then take $2985.00 immediately to the IRS and 'pay taxes', He goes on to say that after that is done to contact them and they will 'release' the rest of your earnings.....it is a scam as the check I was given was a bogus account from Keybank located in Portland, ME. If you call the Fraud Department on whatever bank their 'supposed' check is drawn on you will discover the scam.
When I attempted to ask this individual any questions he was immediately rude and told me to do 'whatever'. I am shocked to think that a scam operation like this is still in operation......I have reported them to both the Bank and the RCMP in Canada.