Euro Millions International Scam
A while I know, but we've just uploaded the Euro Millions International scam to the database.
Many thanks to Aike for alerting us to the scam.
www.the-lottery.info
UK and EuroMillions Lotto Blog
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Many thanks to Aike for alerting us to the scam.
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10 Comments:
why these scammers are allowed to deceive the others?
there is always some kind of undue favours in their favour.
It's not that they are allowed to, in essence it is like SPAM. It is unsolicited and the anonymity of the Web makes this easy to do.
If there's one thing we all share, it's a desire to be made for life and this is what they prey on!
EMF
Euro Millions Lotto Blog
Blogging all and sundry for the EuroMillions lottery!
i have recently received through the post notification that i have won the euro millions in spain MADRID, i know this to be a scam because i do not play the lottery, so would be most apprieciative if you could pass this info on to other possible WINNERS! thanks concerned...
please be aware of others such as uk nationallottery online or brittish lottery international or the Foundations of Vittorio lottery.this is the first time i have recieved these and they are still coming but when i respond that i don t have money to give I dont hear from them again
i too,received an e-mail advising of a sizeable win in EURO MILLIONS PROMO. i am in NZ so it is highly unlikely to be legit. what a cruel prank to play on anyone !!!
I received notice of my e-mail winning one million Euro's. I am in Canada...no funds requested but thanks for the info on scams...I have deleted it. "Eurolottory corporation" Obvious spelling errors in presentation and they used wording from other scams noted on this site.
i also received a similar mail..i don't play lottery and since i am in india its highly unlikely tht it is legitimate mail
what happens if you are silly enough to send a reply?
I have also received this scam it really is frustrating. This is not the first I have received such things via my work email fact is this is the third one. How can we stop them?
I also got one and I'm in South Africa - these idiots obviously don't realise how quickly the world communicates. At least this time it wasn't a "banker from a Nigerian bank" offering me millions.
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