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Has anyone received an e-mail from the UK stating that you've won money in a lotto that entered your e-mail?
They ask you to fill out a form, and they will send you the money? They don't ask for credit cards or social security. They ask for address, name...
7 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
please delete any e-mail like the ones you have received and report as spam,read in the papers about a lot of people being ripped off they are the nothing but a scam.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I have received plenty of these! Don't fill any of it out. Just because they don't want your ss # or credit card doesn't mean they can't find out. There are too many places on the net that they can find out all the information about you just by using your name and date of birth. Mark it as spam!
- 1 decade ago
dont do it. i was watching judge joe brown the otehr day and a loady got scammed on that you have won the lottery thing.. the bank finds out about 2 weeks later that the check is no good after you have gooten the funds....
- bob sharkLv 71 decade ago
It is a scam
the information is needed for Identity theft.
Don't communicate with them, don't even acknoledge receipt of E-mail.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
IT IS A SCAM!!! totally disregard any and all correspondence from them.