Both me and my father got the same letter post marked from Spain saying we could share €14,320,000. We live in Toronto (Canada).

The letter was well done generally, with only a few awkward phrases... no spelling mistakes and what looked like a real stamp at the bottom (but a fake watermark).

There is no return address to look up. The phone number provided appears to be a cell phone. This is the header information:

From The Desk of Francisco Gonzalez Navarro,
Bills and Exchange Banesto Forex Bank Madrid Spain,
Tell: +34 603 135 949
Fax: +34 917 692 877
Email: fgonz.dr@gmail.com
franciscogonzaleznavarro@banestos.es
REF: ES DSV/P67/12/11/2018

We've reported this to the Canadian anti-fraud centre. I wonder what will come of it?