BoyRacer
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Dont even open these emails as the scammers will then know they have a live address and will send you tons of the stuff |
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Andreu
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is a scam , point blank if you know you didnt enter disregard it |
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Beatlemaniac
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Ignore it you'll just get a load of unwanted spam on your pc |
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Dolly Blue
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You have to be in it to win it !!!, just ignore it it's a scam !!!!! |
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Oh Boy!
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They're going to ask you for money to help you claim your winnings. They'll want a check or your credit card info.
You're right, it's a scam. |
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Lt_Cmdr_USN
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They will ask you to pay a small fee in order to collect your big prize. Don't do it it is a scam |
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Andromeda Newtonâ„¢
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Did you buy a ticket? nope so its a scam |
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lix
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Ignore it, we all get them. The best one I had was an African guy who claimed to work in a bank. He offered me £20,000,000, the supposed legacy of some guy who died in an aircrash. All I had to do was let him and his family come and live with me for six months. I put on a search for him and discovered he's tried the same scam with hundreds under slightly differing aliases. |
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Michael F
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Total Scam - do NOT respond!! |
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dedaliuswizz
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Bin It we all get them there a scam to get your bank details |
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Lee
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ignore
dnt send money off t anyone |
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alatoruk
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scam scam scam scam
oh and we suggest you pay 1700 pound to DHL the cheque.
oh like your going to see that 1,700 again |
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miss_gemstone
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it a scam to get money out of you..i had it aswell,off yahoo,when i applied they ask for 250pound to pay for a certifiacte to collect it...load of crap... |
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progunr
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It's a scam to get your money or personal information for devious purposes, ignore it and delete it. |
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taffy36@btinternet.com
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ive had the same just delete it |
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Caz300
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Hi my father-in-law fell for this one and let me tell you he spent a fortune trying to claim it back a few years ago.
He recently received another one from them and we contacted Trading Standards it is a major scam do not reply to it because when we looked at the information that they had requested it was enough to steal your identity, this we know as both myself and my partner work in the financial sector.
Bin it or alternatively you can contact Trading Standards and see if they would like to see it, our Local Trading Standards requested that we sent it to them as they were needing to see which types of people the company was targeting, which in our case it was mostly pensioners. |
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billybags
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Its a scam. |
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psypholicious
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just ignore that if it were official than the national lottery could have contacted u not a so called company...and besides u did not enter so wats the point.. |
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glitzy
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You can never win anything if you didn't enter they just after your bank details never respond to this kind of email |
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InThePink
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I have seen a few of these. Basically they will ask for your details, the more details they can get the more they can get from you. Some openly ask you for your banking details to send you your winnings- the details are usually to collect cash direct from your account.
A recent one of these spanish lottery ones claimed "17 tickets" to "el gordo" - not possible as the tickets are only available in a maximum of 10. Your details can also be used to buy stuff direct- so there is no address to trace back to.
Worst case- take out loans which you will be liable to repay, how about paying for someone elses mortgage?
Definately don't send any bank details, security info. like mothers maiden name, place and date of birth - if they know when and where you were born they can get a copy of your birth certificate, a passport in your name, your national insurance number...ultimately identity theft. Which if you cannot PROVE it wasn't you, you pay!!! Maybe from behind bars- the burden is on you to prove innocence. |
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Sean
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Just get rid of it |
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