Lord Charles
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Come on Vernon - not a chance in hell. Did you give your e-mail address to the lottery? did you even do the lottery?
Of course it's a scam |
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rowdyyates@btinternet.com
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Congratulations!!!!! You have just won £5000,000 for asking the one millionth question on Yahoo Answers!!!!! Please send me a one off admin fee of £25 and your prize will be on its way!!! |
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sammie
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scam delete it |
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j g
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They are all SCAMs. If you didn't enter the contest or lottery, how can you win? What these crooks are trying to get your money by telling you a processing fees, personal information, and your bank account information. They can ruin your credit and destroy your life long saving. Don't be a fool! |
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Oops
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Sorry friend. If you did not buy a ticket remember this.You don't get anything for nothing, it's a scam do not answer do not give personal information.The following sites give more information. www.scambusters.org www.scambusters-419.co.uk The iinternet is safe enough if you are careful but please answer nothing that you are doubtful about.Good Luck and be careful. |
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Gary
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It is not real, It is not a joke. It is a total scam. Many of us receive the same types of emails as you do. Just ignore them and delete them. |
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derbydolphin
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it's a scam, keep well away
good maxim - if it seems too good to be true then it probably isn't true |
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woo hoo
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It's a scam, don't fall for it! Unless you have bought a ticket/entered a competition, how could you have won? Take a look at www.419eater.com and don't be fooled! |
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100% Organic Snarkâ„¢
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Are you kidding? When's the last time you won a contest that you never ENTERED? No one in their right mind takes these things seriously. Scam O Rama. |
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Stephen H
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OBVIOUS SCAM! Report it to your ISP and the feds. |
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justanickname
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This is scam. People from some African countries do this (typically Nigeria) - send out hundreds of 1000s of emails like this asking for personal info. Even if ONE person gives their bank information, guess what, their effort has paid off - they will use the account info to illegally transfer the $$$ and move on to their next game.
Visit www.fakechecks.org for more info.
Never give our yr personal info (esp SSN, bank info etc) over the internet to unknown people. |
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crispy1
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If you are asked for money to receive any prize it is always a con - no exceptions!!! |
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Chris - UK Superfreak
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It's a joke. Don't be sucked in. Only an idiot would believe you have to pay to get lottery winnings. Who is sending you these emails? |
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CuriousJ
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it's a scam |
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RICHARD B
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If it sounds too good to be true, that's probably the case. |
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Ellie.
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They are after your money don't give them it. If you don't remember buying a ticket how can you win. Delete any future messages from them . They will be getting richer from your back. |
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hamster321
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Its a scam
If it seems to good o be true, it is!! |
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Patsyanne
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it is a con, several scams like this are going on all the time, either on the net or they contact you through the mail. They want you to send money for expenses or whatever. Do not reply. |
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Graham C
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This is one of the biggest cons on the web so stay as far away from it as you can also if you look at the bottom of your web page you will see a area witch says contact us and report this con to micro soft they will remove it. |
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Gary H
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It is a scam. The sucker sends money and never sees a dime or cashes an advance check and writes a real check to cover a processing fee and is out the amount of the real check. The sucker finds it strange that they cannot remember entering a lottery in a foreign country, but is too stupid to let that fact get in the way of giving away his or her money. |
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Zee
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This is a scam as well as the other kind of email you get stating someone in Africa has millions and he wants to get it out and he'll give you a small percentage to help him. All these scams are done by organized crime in africa. You have guy sitting in a computer lab doing full day shift just writing all these emails and sending them to you as male or female. Many americans have been swindled out of their whole savings by these guys.
hmmm...why only americans have been fooled?... |
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Druidus
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Wow! Congratulations! |
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