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InterGlobe International Lottery

Lottery Scam E-mails

Lottery scam e-mails are unsolicited e-mails that say that you've won millions of dollars for a lottery you never entered.  The scam artist may use the name of a legitimate lottery as part of the scam.  Generally, these e-mails originate somewhere outside the US, where the criminals can safely scam you, with virtually no chance of getting arrested or prosecuted.  At some point, they will ask you to pay some fee or fees to claim your prize.  A legitimate lottery does not ask this.  Once you are onto their scam, they will disappear and your chance of any type of recovery is essentially none.  During the past year, I received many unsolicited e-mails that appear to be Lottery Scam E-mails.  I have included several recent examples throughout this website and below:  

 


From: "INTERGLOBE INTERNATIONAL LOTTERY" <interglobal_lottery@yahoo.co.uk> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert To:  Date: Wed, 3 May 2006 09:20:54 +0200 Subject: CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR WINNING GET BACK TO US A.S.A.P

DEAR SIR/MADAM,

INTERGLOBE INTERNATIONAL LOTTERY

124, ASHLEY STREET, FOXGLOVE SQUARE,

LONDON, NW15 DS.

WINNING NOTIFICATION EMAIL:

Sequel to our lottery draw of which you participated either personally or through a friend or relative on

the bases of three ballot papers for a free ballot paper, the draw has just been released having you as

one of the fifteen lucky winners in the third category out of three million participants for the prize of

£900,000.00 pounds Sterling in the third category. However, you missed the jackpot of £2,200,000.00 (Two

million two hundred British Pounds Sterling) in the first category and the second category of £1,500,000.00. The following are your winnings details which may be required upon claims.

Event No: DFN/012-456-321

Winning No: WIN/457-455-566

Serial No: 0007

Draw No: 389

Your prize of £900,000.00 shall be paid in three installments of £300,000.00 each.  For security reasons, you are advised to keep your winning information confidential till your claims is processed and your money remitted to you in whatever manner you deem fit to claim your prize. This is part of our precautionary measure to avoid double claiming and unwarranted abuse of this program.  Claim Steps: Contact your Fiduciary Agent stating your FULL NAME for your claims as he would aid you through the process by supplying the above numbers.  Fiduciary Agent: Mr. Baker Edison Email address: fiduciary4claims_agent002@yahoo.co.uk That way your winnings certificate and all other relevant documents/paperwork can be prepared for you.  Goodluck from me and members of staff of the Interglobe International Lottery.

Yours faithfully,

Michael Douglas.

Online coordinator for Interglobe International Lottery Interglobestakes International Program.  N.B: Please do not reply to this mail. Contact your Claims agent immediately.

WARNING:

Do not respond to any email that purport to be ours without any due confirmation especially when you are required to pay upfront for Insurance and Tax. The courier company is responsible for the insurance of your winnings to the full value. And for Tax, the British Revenue Board shall notify you to remit the Tax due to her after full payment.Confirm your winnings from the confirmation unit Head Mr John Smith on this email: customer_support_unit@consultant.com

InterGlobe International Lottery Numbers: DFN/012-456-321 WIN/457-455-566 0007 389


 

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