GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) -- An e-mail survey sent to Grants Pass area residents that offered $90 simply to answer some questions for a bank turned out to be too good to be true.

Police say it was a scam run electronically from Valencia, Spain.

The e-mail used a phony Home Valley Bank logo and asked for personal information the real bank says it would never request by phone or e-mail.

And the scam hijacked a phone number for a health care organization in Wisconsin as its fake contact number, forcing the organization to waste time answering a number of angry phone calls before the scam was discovered.

Home Valley Bank has blocked any transactions involved with the scam.