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I received a letter that i was chosen for the US youth soccer National team. Could it be really true?

Ok so I received a letter from 365 SPORTS containing information about how my soccer skills have been seen by some scouts and that they invite me to go and join the US National team's Intensity Training Camp followed by an opportunity to compete at the Olympic Style Sweden Gothia Cup Soccer Tournament. Now they say I need to attend some meeting where they will tell me more info about it.
I was just wondering has any one of you received a letter like that or if you know someone that received one. I'm worried that they will ask for money and will it be worth it to go?

Public Comments

1. its probably from kenya lol

2. ok first off my cousin got one of those Yes they are scams UNLESS it came with an cirtificate of authenticity. they will probly ask for credit card information and eventually take money off. My recomendation is to go to their site and call them

3. My best tip: Call/email US youth soccer and ask yourself.

4. check if it has a certificate of authencity, and if it has all the payment and information info, but why would u wann ply fr USA. They suk and only get non americans born in america, if u wann abe ina good sccr team go down to mexico and see if they would send u to thier camp or smother conrty maby CANADA!?!?!?!?!?!?!??