any body recieved this kind of email? i think itz a scam.but my bro had given all the details to them?
August 13, 2008 – 10:27 pmTHE LOTTERY DEPARTMENT IS THERE ANY RISK? nation ,22 Garden Close, PE9 2YP, author REF N0: UKNL-L/200-26937 BATCH N0:14/0017/1PD Dear Winner, CONSOLATION WINNER NOTICE We desire to crow and inform you on the activity of your telecommunicate voucher sort which was designated among the 5 serendipitous succor accolade winners Your telecommunicate ID identified with voucher No. PBL2348974321 and was designated by our E- games Random Selection System (ERSS) with entries from the 250,000 assorted telecommunicate addresses registered for the E-game.you hit been awarded the assets of £1,500,000.00 (British Pounds) held on the 1st of August 2008 in author Uk.
are to occurrence the claims businessperson with the mass info for the promulgation of your winnings.
Requirements: 1.Name in full: 2.Home Address: 3.Sex: 4.Occupation: 5.Phone Number: 6.Age: 7.Present Country Mr Richard Cook. Email:mr_richardcook6@btinternet.com Phone:++44-703-195-7381 Or:+44-703-192-6337 Regards, Mrs.
Ellis. (Group Coordinator) Sweepstakes International Program. Copyright © 1994-2007 The nation National Lottery Inc.All rights reserved.
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One Response to “any body recieved this kind of email? i think itz a scam.but my bro had given all the details to them?”
Unless you buy a ticket for a lottery, it is impossible to win a lottery.
money that you get from a lottery is basically everyone elses' money that they spent buying tickets. So you can never win a lottery unless you've contributed to the lottery money. That's how it works.
general rule is, if you don't know who the email came from, it's spam.
if it's a friend of a friend you still know the name.
if it's Amazon you still know the company. If it's some random person asking you for information, it's spam.
God, say that your brother did not give any bank information or his social security number.
people can be dangerous with that kind of information. If you notice any strange things going on with your bank or anything, call the police immediately and report fraud.
By ⟦кɘʟʟу⟧ on Aug 13, 2008