Just recieved the same letter from "Apple Structural Settlement LLC.".  The stuff.  Called "George Anderson" but he didn't sound like a George to me;  His accent was not English.  I'm glad that I decided to check it out before doing anything.  Thanks for the tips.  I'll turn it in to the post office.

This is a wire fraud scam based out of Vancouver, BC.  Structural settlement is the first sign this is a fake.  Structural settlement when your house shifts around...the correct term in the financial world to describe the payout of an annuity is a _structured_ settlement.  George Anderson is probably not this criminal's real name, but it is a local soccer all-star:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Anderson_%28Canadian_soccer_player%29Please turn in any such letters to either the local post office, local law enforcement, or the FBI.  (Or the RCMP in Canada).

(continuation from above)why does the Canadian government let scammers scam people in the U.S.A.? They have to do something about it.

This is a wire fraud scam based out of Vancouver, BC.  

Structural settlement is the first sign this is a fake.  Structural settlement when your house shifts around...the correct term in the financial world to describe the payout of an annuity is a _structured_ settlement.  

George Anderson is probably not this criminal's real name, but it is a local soccer all-star:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Anderson_%28Canadian_soccer_player%29

Please turn in any such letters to either the local post office, local law enforcement, or the FBI.  (Or the RCMP in Canada).

Same with me.  The check truly looks real and uses a the Wells Fargo name with an address in Seattle, WA.  This is a scam!!!!!  But, someone will see the check and believe it is real.  DON'T FALL FOR IT AT ALL.

I received a check in the amount of $4935.00 from an agency called Apple Structural Settlement LLC claiming that I was one of the winners of a $248,000 and that all I had to to do was pay $3,695.00 for "taxes fees" The letter promised to send me a $248,000 check via UPS or Fedex. The letter stated to "your claim agent" George Anderson at this number (778) 858-1445. The entire thing looked very suspicious and I can't imagine anyone falling for this. Beware!!!!!!