We didn't get a call. My father received one of those infamous letters with a check from the Southern Commerce Bank. The sender of the letter: TD Financial, Inc, supposedly from Toronto, Ontario, Canada (although I found out that the 778 code is from BC) - Contact person, Amanda Miller. He called the number and talked to someone by that name and she said the check was legitimate, to go ahead an deposit it, that he had won. "How can that be if I haven't purchased any lottery ticket?" He asked. She replied that his name was in a list of winners. I've searched that number and did not see it in your list, so this must be a new 'strain'... My question is: How can we protect our elderly from this type of scam? How do these criminals know how to target their innocence? Too many people have suffered already! What can we do? Report it to banks? Postal Services? Local Law enforcement? FBI? All of the above? We must convey the message that THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED to touch our beloved senior citizens! Or anybody for that matter.