Claim number is 90-28-bc-18 I knew this was a scam, so I looked up Northern Trust Bank and the address was different and I also never heard of North American Consumer Promotion Draw. I also never entered any contest. I hope something is done about this because I know that some other people would go right out and cash the check.
You are entitled to the sum of US $49,260.00 your winnings payable by certified check delivered by courier company. Contact YOUR CLAIM AGENT. James Parker 1-866-711-5219. They enclosed a check of US$985.20 You have to pay taxes $600.00will be required before your lump sum winnings can be sent.
TAX AMOUNT $800.00 US DOLLARS
DO NOT ACT ON THIS LETTER UNTIL YOU SPEAK WITH YOUR CLAIMS AGENT.
Just wanted to make it known what happened so other people have a heads up. I personally was upset because at the time I could've used the money because I'm on disability and on a fixed income.
Sent me a check for $985.20 to cash, then send them $800.00 to cover my state tax for $49,260.00 they claim I won.
I called the claim Agent( James Parker). He told me to deposit the check and then take out $800.00. Then call him and he would give you an address where to send the &800.00. Then you would get the money. I forgot to mention that a check came with the letter. The check was made out to me Susan L for the amount of $985.20. The checks name was Bank Of America Depew, NY.14043.
The check number is 015441
The checks date is April 05,2018
Todays date is April 12th 2018
Am so glad I did not do this! Makes me wonder how many people they have scamed!
I received a letter with a return address in North York, Canada, but the letterhead stated this company was located in Chicago, IL. That's what drew my suspicion at first. A "very believable check" from JP Morgan Chase Bank was included for $985.20. Upon reading the letter, I was informed that I had won a sweepstakes for being a Walmart customer. Well I do enter several sweepstakes and always submit to the survey at the bottom of my Walmart receipt. Therefore I assumed I had finally won something in my 60 years of life. Congratulations to me!!! I was to call 1-888-425-0930 and ask for Mark Taylor. He would instruct me as to how to collect my winnings. "Winnings" I was going to receive more than the $985.30. It was my lucky day. So I did exactly that. I called Mark Taylor. A very nice woman answered the phone announcing "Good afternoon, Northern a Trust. How can I help you?" So far, so good I was then connected to Mark Taylor. That's when my balloons started popping. Mark had a very thick foreign accent telling me I had won $49,260.00. I was unable to understand his broken English the first time he told me. So he repeated the prize amount again. All I had to do was send him a check for $800.00 to cover the taxes for this large sum of money. He would then send me the winnings. He also informed me that the check I had already received was to cover these expenses, plus some. Pop,pop,pop! The last ballon I was imagining finally disappeared. I was being scammed by this Mark Taylor and his phony company Northern Trust. Who am I kidding? I knew when I opened the letter it was all phony. But some other poor sole may have not remembered being warned that one never had to pay to win these types of sweepsteaks. Nor do they ever have to purchase anything. Fortunately I had remembered. But only because I receive at least once a month these types of letters. I'd like to know why so many have suddenly emerged in my mailbox. Is it because I'm now considered elerly? Or is it because these scammers think all Americans have no intelligence and are easily fooled? With today's technology, these phony letters and checks are becoming more realistic looking every day. But Im stilled baffled by the exspense theses scammers acquire with these scams. As their acts become more sophisticated so does their exspense. It only tells you people out there must be falling for their greedy schemes. We have to do a better job of informing the public how to identify these types of letter,emails,or phone calls. As an almost victim I encourage everyone reading my complaint to pass this saying around, "You never pay to win". Taxes come later.
SCAM sent check for $822.15 said my mother in law won US $16,443.00 but needed to pay $700 in Texas before she could claim the full amount and needed to call this Thomas Fox at certain time SCAM!!!
I recieved a letter from Northern Trust that Im had won $, 16,443. The envelope also included a Check for $822.15
that was to be used for my state taxes on the monet that I won.
They told me to call my Claim Agent Fred Parker 877-695=9635, Ext 2, before depositing the Check, in order to recieve the $16,,443. They have called me nonstop every day!
I am a Retired Teacher, living on a pension. I am being harrassed by them.
A Check drawn on COMPASS BANK at 11210 Hurn Street NOrthGlenn, CO 80234 for $822.15 was sent to my elderly father stating that he won $8,221.50 and that this check for $822.15 was per the state of Texas was for him to pay the tax but he has to call his counselor first FRED PARKER at 1-8771676-0574 Ext 2 first before aying the taxes with the check enclosed.
I am going through my fathers mail because he died Sept 01, 2015 and he thought and waited for this big check promised to him and he paid all ofthe requested fees . I tried to tell him it was a scam but he did not believe me and told me that I must not have faith in GOD . He borrowed from people against this so called winning nowI am left to pay his debt and I am very very angry
Beverly Baker harris
Father " Raymond O Baker" Houston Texas 77048"
Please catch these crooks who pray on elderly people
Northern Trust Corporation Reviews
Claim number is 90-28-bc-18 I knew this was a scam, so I looked up Northern Trust Bank and the address was different and I also never heard of North American Consumer Promotion Draw. I also never entered any contest. I hope something is done about this because I know that some other people would go right out and cash the check.
You are entitled to the sum of US $49,260.00 your winnings payable by certified check delivered by courier company. Contact YOUR CLAIM AGENT. James Parker 1-866-711-5219. They enclosed a check of US$985.20 You have to pay taxes $600.00will be required before your lump sum winnings can be sent.
TAX AMOUNT $800.00 US DOLLARS
DO NOT ACT ON THIS LETTER UNTIL YOU SPEAK WITH YOUR CLAIMS AGENT.
James Parker was individual spoken to.Advised us to go cash check. Then call hiim back jfor further instructions.
Did not cash check. Found other reports on this,your websi
Just wanted to make it known what happened so other people have a heads up. I personally was upset because at the time I could've used the money because I'm on disability and on a fixed income.
Sent me a check for $985.20 to cash, then send them $800.00 to cover my state tax for $49,260.00 they claim I won.
I called the claim Agent( James Parker). He told me to deposit the check and then take out $800.00. Then call him and he would give you an address where to send the &800.00. Then you would get the money. I forgot to mention that a check came with the letter. The check was made out to me Susan L for the amount of $985.20. The checks name was Bank Of America Depew, NY.14043.
The check number is 015441
The checks date is April 05,2018
Todays date is April 12th 2018
Am so glad I did not do this! Makes me wonder how many people they have scamed!
I received a letter with a return address in North York, Canada, but the letterhead stated this company was located in Chicago, IL. That's what drew my suspicion at first. A "very believable check" from JP Morgan Chase Bank was included for $985.20. Upon reading the letter, I was informed that I had won a sweepstakes for being a Walmart customer. Well I do enter several sweepstakes and always submit to the survey at the bottom of my Walmart receipt. Therefore I assumed I had finally won something in my 60 years of life. Congratulations to me!!! I was to call 1-888-425-0930 and ask for Mark Taylor. He would instruct me as to how to collect my winnings. "Winnings" I was going to receive more than the $985.30. It was my lucky day. So I did exactly that. I called Mark Taylor. A very nice woman answered the phone announcing "Good afternoon, Northern a Trust. How can I help you?" So far, so good I was then connected to Mark Taylor. That's when my balloons started popping. Mark had a very thick foreign accent telling me I had won $49,260.00. I was unable to understand his broken English the first time he told me. So he repeated the prize amount again. All I had to do was send him a check for $800.00 to cover the taxes for this large sum of money. He would then send me the winnings. He also informed me that the check I had already received was to cover these expenses, plus some. Pop,pop,pop! The last ballon I was imagining finally disappeared. I was being scammed by this Mark Taylor and his phony company Northern Trust. Who am I kidding? I knew when I opened the letter it was all phony. But some other poor sole may have not remembered being warned that one never had to pay to win these types of sweepsteaks. Nor do they ever have to purchase anything. Fortunately I had remembered. But only because I receive at least once a month these types of letters. I'd like to know why so many have suddenly emerged in my mailbox. Is it because I'm now considered elerly? Or is it because these scammers think all Americans have no intelligence and are easily fooled? With today's technology, these phony letters and checks are becoming more realistic looking every day. But Im stilled baffled by the exspense theses scammers acquire with these scams. As their acts become more sophisticated so does their exspense. It only tells you people out there must be falling for their greedy schemes. We have to do a better job of informing the public how to identify these types of letter,emails,or phone calls. As an almost victim I encourage everyone reading my complaint to pass this saying around, "You never pay to win". Taxes come later.
SCAM sent check for $822.15 said my mother in law won US $16,443.00 but needed to pay $700 in Texas before she could claim the full amount and needed to call this Thomas Fox at certain time SCAM!!!
I recieved a letter from Northern Trust that Im had won $, 16,443. The envelope also included a Check for $822.15
that was to be used for my state taxes on the monet that I won.
They told me to call my Claim Agent Fred Parker 877-695=9635, Ext 2, before depositing the Check, in order to recieve the $16,,443. They have called me nonstop every day!
I am a Retired Teacher, living on a pension. I am being harrassed by them.
Eileen, Sun Lakes,AZ 85248
A Check drawn on COMPASS BANK at 11210 Hurn Street NOrthGlenn, CO 80234 for $822.15 was sent to my elderly father stating that he won $8,221.50 and that this check for $822.15 was per the state of Texas was for him to pay the tax but he has to call his counselor first FRED PARKER at 1-8771676-0574 Ext 2 first before aying the taxes with the check enclosed.
I am going through my fathers mail because he died Sept 01, 2015 and he thought and waited for this big check promised to him and he paid all ofthe requested fees . I tried to tell him it was a scam but he did not believe me and told me that I must not have faith in GOD . He borrowed from people against this so called winning nowI am left to pay his debt and I am very very angry
Beverly Baker harris
Father " Raymond O Baker" Houston Texas 77048"
Please catch these crooks who pray on elderly people