<prompt>  Human: Hey reddit,So heres the deal. My sister is in college at a small state school in the US. She got a handful of scholarships and through those her school is pretty much paid for. She has received a scholarship that is sponsored by the state and actually given to all qualified graduating high school seniors in my state, but she has never gotten a government grant, nor has she ever applied for a grant or been involved with a grant at all. Yesterday she got a letter in the mail that says something about how the HEAA State Grant Funds are being delayed from being disbursed and the letter said that she had been refunded 100 dollars. In the letter was a hundred dollar bill. Im no expert on counterfeits, but it looks like a legit hundred dollar bill to me it has the little colored strip, it has the phantom face when you hold it to the light, etc. The letter itself is quite obviously fake. It has a ton of grammatical errors and general non-sense and its not on official letter head. In fact, it looks like it is a photocopy or scan of a letter. The weird thing is, they dont ask her for any further info, they dont ask her to take and deposit the money at a specific bank, or any of the usual scam stuff. It seems like its just a really poorly written letter with a large bill in it. My sister is off to go talk to her bank, the school, and the post office right now but Im really curious if anyone has ever seen this before and knows what the game plan here is.tl:dr - My sister got an obviously fake letter with money in it but they havent asked her to do anything else. Whats the end game here??Pic of the letter and bill:Update: Sister went to the bank and the school and neither of them have any idea. The bank said that its a legitimate bill so its not a counterfeiting scam. The school has never seen this before but said they will be looking out for it now. 