My daughter, who is a minor, also received a check and a letter. What we did is we opened a separate account that only had that check deposited and this account cannot be accessed except for in person. We are sure it is a scam. Our bank flagged it immediately. So, what we did is we called the number again just as it said to do, and got the info that Louis Jackson gave us to send $2,000 by Western Union so they could release the remainder of the funds and send it by FedEx. I took the info as if I was going to do so, and then promptly called the US Postal Service. I gave them all of the information that I had from the letter and the phone calls (speaking each time to Louis Jackson). We are now waiting to hear back from the postal service. Another person contacted the FBI, so hopefully these guys...or gals will be caught and get a well deserved vacation in the federal penal system.
I have received today a check and a letter from Mills Consumer Solutions Inc. with the address, 3060 Eggers Avenue, Cleveland,OH 44105. But, this phone number is different then above. The Number on my letter is 1-416-856-0197. And then the company name on the check is ArcelorMittal Cleveland Inc.. And the name of the bank is JPMorgan Chase Bank,N.A, Columbus,OH AND Signed by a Joan Green. And the rest is the same as what the rest of you said.
Caller ID: 1-416-856-0197
Caller: Mills Consumer Solutions Inc.
I have recieved information from this company mills consumer solutions and the the person that I was talking to name is Louis Jackson and he told me to send him a money gram and that fedex with write me a check for 1500.00 after they delivered my check...he pleaded with me that this was not a scam....Nora James....Mary McDonald....Nikka George...etc....
My daughter, who is a minor, also received a check and a letter. What we did is we opened a separate account that only had that check deposited and this account cannot be accessed except for in person. We are sure it is a scam. Our bank flagged it immediately. So, what we did is we called the number again just as it said to do, and got the info that Louis Jackson gave us to send $2,000 by Western Union so they could release the remainder of the funds and send it by FedEx. I took the info as if I was going to do so, and then promptly called the US Postal Service. I gave them all of the information that I had from the letter and the phone calls (speaking each time to Louis Jackson). We are now waiting to hear back from the postal service. Another person contacted the FBI, so hopefully these guys...or gals will be caught and get a well deserved vacation in the federal penal system.