The envelope that I received was stamped in Portugal.  The check was for $4,685 from Dongwha USA, Inc. 700 SW Hamptom St, Ste 205, Tigard, Portland, OR 97223-8362.  "Issuing bank":  Keybank National Association, Portland, OR 97209).  The letter is from Coast Capital Financial Services and the USA Mega Price is for $245,000.00.  Scam.  Fraud.  Do not cash this check.  It will help if you report it to a local news station so they can alert the general public to not fall for this scam.

The phone number is different (778) 387-5904) but it is the same type of message.  My husband David is said to have won $245,000.00.  He was sent a check in the amount of $3,850.00 to cover the processing fee of $3,500.00.  We received this information in the mail, after not accepting calls from a 778 area code.   Paul Morgan is the promotion manager and claims agent is Allen Johnson.  I am afraid that too many may fall for this scheme and find themselves involved in a big scam. The check is supposedly written on an account in Cincinnati, Oh.  Drop Box.Sincerely, Louise Murguia

I recieved the same letter and check. I deposited the check in an account I rearly use, if the check clears I will keep all the money after hearing this is a scam. I'm also going to report this. The phone # on the letter is (778) 788-1509

The following has "fraud"  written all over it...I just received a piece of mail from the following:COAST CAPITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES1330 Lonsdale St.Los Angeles, CA 90015The letter tells me  I've won $245 million in a sweepstakes I can't even remember entering(USA Mega).   In order to collect my winnings, I'll first have to submit  a processing fee of $3,500.00The name Paul Morgan is mentioned as "Promotion Manager."   My claims agent is listed as Allen Johnson@(778) 387-2961.

Michael....are you serious?? After all that, you ask. Are you from Coast Capital Financial, the scammer?? It is the old adage, "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is". My mother got this and sent it to me. This one was drawn on Wells Fargo. Funny thing, they spelled their internet address wrong. Sort of funny, WellsFrago.com. Must not have enough scam money to pay the spellcheckers.The checks list what I believe is a legitimate company though they surely are not aware of it. The one sent to us was "Matthaeis Camco, Inc" which appears to be a lumber company in Washington State, though the address on the check is a p.o. box in Oregon. I wish there was a way to screw them back the way they are hurting unsuspecting people.