News Beware of Lottery Scams Posted 18 November 2008 he Fayette County Sheriff's Office has recently been notified of several lottery type scams. Sheriff Marty Fisher would like to remind the public not to give out any bank account or credit card information over the phone. These people are claiming that the person they are calling has won a lottery. In order for them to deliver the winning check - a cash some needs to be collected from the winner to cover income tax and other fees. In some cases they have even claimed they will send someone to your residence to deliver the winnings and collect the cash payment. "I would like to alert the public to this in hopes that people are not taken advantage of. If you have doubts or think this is too good to be true, then it probably is," states Sheriff Fisher. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local law enforcement.

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