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There are fake checks circling u.s. mailboxes, my judgment is always right. My husband received a check for $3.723.00. Luckily I was smart enough not to bother I was instructed to call Mr. Murphy at 1-647-864-5216 he just kept on saying take the check to your bank. Guess he thought he had an idiot .

By Shaunte' Memphis 11/12/09, on 11/12/2009
Well I am the latest. I know a SCAM when I see it! I am also happy to see this website. My letter was from Readers Digest Inc. 3647 Ash St., Palo, Alto, CA 94306 with at ph# of 647-219-3789. The letter was a final notice and states Readers Digest has been contacted by Publisher Clearing House to track down winners. I was to call a Mr. Murphy Will 1 at 647-994-3068. The check was for $3628 and I was to send $2996.10 via Western Union, and I keep $631.90 ( how gracious) sign by Vernon Kimberly.

By Sandra, on 11/07/2009
My mother came home today all excited about winning $125,000 from a Readers Digest Sweepstakes. We then realized the letter came from "Mental Health Center" somewhere in Canada. They sent a check for $3,753 dollars and wanted us to send back $2,999.97 to cover taxes for our "grand prize." Luckily I did a little research and found this to be a hoax.

By Chris, on 11/05/2009
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