Here's another Lottery type scam where the email sender claims you've won hundreds of thousands of dollars from a lucky lottery draw. Here's the latest lottery scam:
Attention:
Dear Prominent User of the Internet How are you today? Hope all is well with you
and your family? I hope this mail meets you in a perfect condition.
This is from a total cash prize of US 800,000,00 Dollars, given to the first
FIFTY (50) people who will be compensated in this world internet Programs.
All participants were selected randomly from Worldwide Web site through computer
draw system and Extracted from over 700.000 companies I am using this
opportunity to thank you for using the internet daily.
Due to your effort, using internet programs indoor and in your office, we want
to compensate you and show our Gratitude to you with the sum of $800,000,00
United States of America Dollars we have authorized Mr. BOB JAMES. to assist
your in getting your compensation cheque across to you.
The name and contact address of The Mr. BOB JAMES. is as follows;
COMPENSATION HEAD OFFICE
CONTACT AGENT: Mr. BOB JAMES.
EMAIL: contactbobjames@googlemail.com
TEL:+234-705-548-2401
Finally remember that I have forwarded instruction to Mr. BOB JAMES. on your
behalf to send the cash prize of (Eight hundred thousand United State Dollars)
to you as soon as you contact him with your Delivery address and Telephone
numbers without delay.
Best Regards,
Mrs. Ruth Mary Duke.
Presidential Library & Museum
Former Director International Online
Lottery Co- coordinators. © 2009 WORLD
INTERNET PROGRAMS®
Remember, be careful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Another Lottery Scam
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Saturday, March 1, 2008
Microsoft Lottery Scam
We received this Microsoft Lottery Scam 3 times today. Now we've NEVER heard of anyone winning a lottery 3 times in their life, much less 3x in one day. By the third email it just wasn't very exciting anymore.
Sent by: pasotaco2@charter.net
Why do these people always leave a different contact person other than their own email address. Is it an affiliate scam? We imagine the address listed at the bottom would love the opportunity to explain. NOT going to happen.
Dear Lucky winner,
WINNING NOTIFICATION
Your email address as indicated was drawn and attached to ticket number
5727495 with serial numbers MAV/14807/078 and drew the lucky
numbers 11-21-25-31-40-42(48)which subsequently won you £75,000.00
GBP.The draws registered as Draw number one was conducted in Brockley,
London United Kingdom.These Draws are commemorative and as such
special.Please be informed by this winning notification to file for
your claim.
Contact Head Winning Claims Department.
Dr. Larry S. Fitzgerald
Email: londonclaimcentre@live.com
Tel:+44-703-195-4526
Tel:+44-703-194-6313
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Friday, January 18, 2008
Another UK Lottery Scam
Here's another apparent lotto scam. It's pretty amazing that a company we've NEVER heard of has so much money to give away to someone that knows nothing about them. We don't think we'll give them our personal information any time soon.
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Online Cyber Lottery
20 Craven Park,
Harlesden London NW10
United Kingdom
Ref Number: EH 9590 OG 0612
Batch Number: 563881545-NL/2006
Dear Winner,
WINNING NOTIFICATION
The prestigious Online Cyber has set out and sucessfully organised a
Sweepstakes marking the new year 2008 anniversary we rolled out over
$25,000.000.00 for our end of year Anniversary Draws. Participants for the
draws were randomly selected and drawn from a wide range of web hosts which
we enjoy their patronage.
The selection was made through a computer draw system attaching personalised
email addresses to ticket numbers.
Your email address as indicated was drawn and attached to Ref Number: EH
9590 OG 0612, Batch Number: 563881545-NL/2007 and Ticket Number: PP 3502
/8707-01 which subsequently won you $2,500,000.00 USD as one of the 10
jackpot winners in this draw. You have therefore won the entire winning sum
of $2,500,000.00 USD.
Please be informed by this winning notification,to file your claims,you are
to make contact with your designated agent who shall by duty guide you
through the process to facilitate the release of your prize. To file for
your claim Please Contact your fiduciary agent
Name: Steve West,
Phone: +44 70359 02983
+44 70359 02983
Email:onlinecyber_lottery@strompost.com
You are advised to contact your fiduciary agent with the following details
to avoid unnecessary delays and complications:
1. Full name and address.
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2. Country.
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3. Tel and fax number.
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Age
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4. Occupation.
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5.Email Address.
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.Electronic Bank Transfer.
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Issuance of a certified Cheque.
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Thank you for being part of this promotional award program.
Our special thanks and gratitude to Bill Gates and his associates.We wish
you the best of luck as you spend your good fortune.
Yours Faithfully,
Walter Jones.
Lottery Coordinator.
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Friday, December 28, 2007
Microsoft Lottery Scam
It amazes us that this apparent scam came from a person who claim to be a representative of Microsoft. The comical part is that you would think a Microsoft representative would have a Microsoft email address, not blahblahblah@live.com. We hope you'll not fall victim to these scams by educating yourself through our blog.
Subject of the email was: Microsoft® 2007 End of Year Promotion(£500, 00Promotion(£500,000.00GBP).
Sender was: newtonterry@live.com
MICROSOFT AWARD TEAM
Microsoft Corporation
#1 Microsoft Way Redmond, B3 3BU,
London, United Kingdom.
CONGRATULATION
This is to inform you that your email has won a consulation prize of
the Microsoft Corporation EMAIL DRAW held on Decenber 27th 2007. Your
email has won 500,000.00 (Five Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds).
Please fill the verfication form below and send it with your (Ref#:
BTD/968/07) and (Batch #: 409978E) to your claims agent.
PAYMENT RELEASE ORDER FORM:
Full Names___________________
Gender_______________________
Age__________________________
Contact Address______________
Occupation___________________
Country______________________
Nationality________________
Telephone numbers____________
Batch________________________
Reference____________________
Contact Microsoft Fudiciary Agent on:
Mr. Newton Terry
E-mail: newtonterry@live.com
Tel: +4470-45-772911.
Congratulations from the entire member of the Microsoft Promotion Award
team.
Sincerely,
Dr. Marylyn Lloyd
Head Customer care Service.
Microsoft Promotion Team.
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Tuesday, December 18, 2007
BMW Scam
Well it's been a good week. We've received about 100 emails this week and we've won enough money to make Bill Gates jealous. This scammer even uses BMW name to try and legitimize their scam. Unfortunately for them...after receiving 100+ of these it would be hard for us to believe it if we actually did win a lottery. I doubt the folks at BMW will be happy about this one.
102 STRAMFORD,3001DG,
LONDON,UNITED KINGDOM.
Reference Number:21/003/63/bmw/56
Dear Email Address Owner,
The Board of Directors, members of staff and the International
Awareness Promotion Department of the BMW Automobile Company, wishes to
congratulates you(your company) on your success as the STAR PRIZE WINNER
in this years(2007)\' BMW Automobile International Awareness Promotion (IAP).
You have been approved to receive a total sum of six hundred and fifty
thousand (650,000)british pounds sterling.The selection process was
carried out through random selection in our Computerized Email Selection
System (C.E.S.S.) from a database of over a million email addresses from
the World Wide Web.Each email address was attached to a ticket number
and your email address with ticket number: TK/5647600545166 and serial
number: BMWP/556543450977 was randomly selected as the star prize winner
amongst other consolation prize winners.
For you to collect your winning sum, kindly fill the verification form
below and send it to the Alliance & Leicester plc BMW prize allocation
department.Contact Mr.James Walker the unit manager through email or phone,
stating your receipt of this notification and quoting the details below.
BMW ACCREDITED PAYMENT OFFICER
Alliance & Leicester plc
Contact Person :Mr.James Walker(BMW prize allocation unit manager)
Email: info.allianceleicester4@yahoo.de
Fax:+447092890447
Phone:+447045719325
+447045719131
VERIFICATION FORM:
1.) FULL NAMES:
2.) AGE:
3.) SEX:
4.) COUNTRY:
5.) PHONE(S):
6.)EMAIL ADDRESS:
7.) TICKET NUMBER:
8.) SERIAL NUMBER:
Congratulations once more,and keep trusting BMW Automobile for top
quality automobiles.
Engr.Eberhard Schrempf (President and CEO, BMW-Brilliance Automotive,PRC)
DIRECTOR OF PROMOTIONS,
INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS PROMOTIONS,
BMW AUTOMOBILE.
LONDON,UNITED KINGDOM.
THE BMW INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS PROMOTION COPYRIGHT ©2007. ALL RIGHTS
RESERVED.
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Lottery Scam of only 500,000 :(
Hip, hip hooray. I'm rich. I think I just won my 45th lottery of the month. Can you believe the luck I'm having. This apparent scam claims my lucky email address was chosen from a large list on international emails. It also claims I've won over $500,000 British pounds. Realistically, these scammers don't have much of a chance since I've won millions in all the other lotteries and bank scams. At this point $500,000 is pocket change. Subject reads: WINNING NOTIFICATION
THE E-LOTTERY COMPANY.
7 West End Avenue, Gatley,
Cheadle, Cheshire, SK8 4DR, UK.
Draw Date:17-12-2007.
WINNING NOTIFICATION:
We happily announce to you the Draw (06/1099) of the E-Lottery online
email promotion program held on 17th December, 2007.
All 10 winning e-mail addresses were randomly selected from a batch of
50,000,000 international emails.Your emails address emerged alongside
9 others as a category 2 winnern in this year's Annual E-Lottery Draw.
Consequently, you have therefore been approved for a total pay out of
£546,480.00 (Five Hundred And Forty-Six Thousand, Four Hundred & Eighty
British Pounds Sterling only).
The following particulars are attached to your lotto payment order:
(i) Winning Numbers: 05 18 26 34 42 49 BB 08 (ii) Email ticket number;
FL754/22/76 (iii) Lotto Code Number: FL09622UK
(iv) Ref Number: L/07/736207147/UK
Above all, you are required to fill out the Claims Verification form
below and send it to the Fiduciary Agent
1.Name............................2.Address.........................
3.Age...............................4.Sex...............................
5.Occupation....................6.Country Of Resident.......
7.Nationality......................8.Tel/Fax...........................
Please contact the Fiduciary Agent as soon as possible for the
immediate release of your winnings:
FIDUCIARY AGENT: Mr JOHN MARK
TEL: +447979391755
Fax:+447006032159
EMAIL: john-mark@ecompanypromoboard.co.uk
N.B: Winnings not acknowledged and claimed within one week of
notification will be void.
Regards,
Mary Smith
Promotion Manager,
The E-Lottery Company.
UK & Europe.
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