U.S. residents: Did you receive a check in the mail for $94.42?
Many residents in the state of Oregon are wondering if a check they received for $94.42 is real. Yes. It is a real check. This is not a scam, according to KVAL CBS Channel 13 news story.
Oregon ARCO issues Check for $94.42
Over 1 million Oregon residents have received a check in the mail for $94.42 and there is an explanation. If you used your debit card to buy gas at Oregon ARCO between January 1, 2011 and August 30, 2013, you will receive a check for $94.42.
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum says: "We always encourage Oregonians to be on the look out for scams and to know the signs that something could be a scam. But, in this case, the checks are real. We want Oregonians to know they are safe to cash this check at the bank. If you used a debit card at an Oregon ARCO and am/pm gas station during this time period, you qualify for this class action settlement. This is your money, and we hope that all Oregonians will help us spread the word."
The return address reads:
SCHARFSTEIN V BP WCP LLC
PO BOX 4199
PORTLAND OR 97208-4199
