<prompt> Human: Yes, I know, I know this is a common scam. HOWEVER,Ive looked up every guide on how to spot a fake check and it fails almost every one. Its from Canada and Im in Virginia and I did input my name MONTHS ago for a class-action lawsuit that I was emailed about, but honestly I dont remember whenwhy. But Im unsure why it would be coming from Canada.x200B;1. It does have a perforated edge, so its possibly from a checkbook.2. Its only in the amount of 66.49, most scams would be for much larger wouldnt they?3. There is a bank logo- it is a legit bank with a legit address on it. Canada Trust in Nobleton ON.4. The MICR line is all in order and printed properly5. The routing number is also correct and matches the Canada Trust in Nobleton. 6. There is no smearing ink when I lick my finger and rub parts of the check.7. Security Features including watermark and visible fibers are all in order.Now, there are a few odd things about it, but Im uneducated in what these really mean.1. The check number is low- 262. Which I know can indicate a newer account.2. The business its coming from is Surecare Services Ltd. 309-18 Crown Steel Drive, Markham, ON, L3R 9X8 Canada. I have never heard of this business. When I google it. I get some place in the UK, a software company in Canada, or a cleaning company in Canada. When I google the address I get Hurmizi and Company. Which is an accounting firm. Ive tried calling both the company and the bank but to no avail. It is almost 7PM on a Thursday so its not so crazy they wont get back to me until later. Almost all the signs point to it being real aside from me not knowing what its for or where it comes from. Do people really do check scams for 60 dollars? Im obviously going to double-check with the bank before I cash it, but I want to know if I really should just rip it up and forget about it? x200B;  <response>: How is the customer service at your local bank? Go show them and ask about it. Your description sounds unlikely of a scam. Perhaps if a personal banker hears your concern and evaluates the check, you could be exempted from a bounced check fee if it is indeed fake since you made the uncertainty known before attempting to deposit. Youre right that a 66 scam seems non-realistic. It could be your class action payment. 