My letter is from National Lottery Promotion with an address of Suit 305-1105 Interstate Drive, Richfield, OH 44286. Everyone who got one of these letters and wants help make these scammers pay for their crimes (which won't include punishment for all the false hope followed by disapointment. It took me two hours to explain ti my 84 year-old mother that this is a scam. When it finally sank in, she wept. This is why I am Out For Blood) Anywho, these letters and checks (or copies of) need to be sent to the Attourney General of your state AND the state they are sent from And the state of the bank the checks are written on. Also contact your Post Master General, listed in the phone book under United States Post Office (if not listed just contact your local post office and they will be MORE than happy to assist. They LOVE to nails these kind of creeps) because this IS mail fraud. And don't forget your local law enforcement. Also at the bottom of the letter I recieved, there were logos belonging to K-mart, Walmart, Target, and others. These businesse need to be made aware this because they can legally persue these jerks under the copy-right laws. And Last but certainly not least. If the person receiving this scam letter is ELDERLY, the National Coalation Against Elderly Abuse can help and will often times even help with the legal issues of regaining money lost due to the scam. I love this last one because, trust me, you DON'T want to [***] a group of old people. Even if they are wrong they get the simpathy vote and sometimes win.
Good luck to all and remember, If we stick together and make our voices loud and unrelently, we CAN make a difference.