hey i got this E-mail:
EUROPE AWARD/JAPAN JUMBONOTICE...CONGRATULATIONS!!!!BATCH
NO: PBL/67189098011/245679/1109REF. NO:
PBL/11278998789/908796//1109 43 North End Road,West
Kensington,London W14 8SZ You have been approved to claim of total
sum of 1,000,000.00 euros(one million euro). Which your email address
won in the Europe Award/Japan Jumbo held in london,United Kindom. All
participants were selected through a computer ballot system draw from
Microsoft users from over 20,000.00 companies and 3,000,000.00
individual email addresses and names from all over the world. You have
just won yourself the sum of ONE MILLION EURO in the satellite
software email lottery. PLEASE SEE THAT YOU QUOTE YOUR REF AND
BATCH NUMBERS IN YOURCorrespondence TO YOUR CLAIMS AGENT, Mr
JEFFREY RICE. CONTACT NAME:JEFFREY RICE CITY/ COUNTRY:
LONDON, EMAIL:jaeurodraw@live.comTELEPHONE:+4470 1112
1986 +4470 3194 2847 President.Mr Hirotaka Nakara
wich is totaly ridicilous (?) but on another side i traced it and it all slides tougheter pretty good.
what should i do?
yes i know there are much E-mail garbage in this time. but this seems more logical (?) than the other ones i have got.
strange E-mail
I get this all the time except mine deal with winnings from South Africa, A bank in South Africa, someone died and they dont want the bank to have the money so they are giving it to me, in South Africa as well (not to be offensive)
And most of them deal with the same place, Johannesburg (sp?)
But anyway, most of the ones i get seem logical, but i dont respond.
And most of them deal with the same place, Johannesburg (sp?)
But anyway, most of the ones i get seem logical, but i dont respond.
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Please, It's very clearly a scam. Delete it.
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Somebody randomly emailing you saying you won a million Euros from a lottery you never entered or heard of seems logical?
http://www.joewein.de/sw/419msft.htm
http://www.joewein.de/sw/419msft.htm
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HA! i knew it, they do come from South Africa. Those bastards!website link above wrote:Fake lottery scams operate out of West Africa, but also the Netherlands, Spain, Belgium and other European countries as well as South Africa.
Luckily i never responded 8)
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Well, if you feel like you want to, then go ahead.
But, you have been warned :tongue9:
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But, you have been warned :tongue9:
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Start Stirrup pump
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