Who wants to be a millionaire?

nowuckenfurries

Just wondering if anyone actually falls for the likes of the below obviously fake emails ??

Dear Lucky Winner, We are pleased to notify you of the draw (1152) of the UK NATIONALLOTTERY, Online Sweepstakes International Lottery Program held on 25thSat, 09 Feb 2008 .

Participants were selected through a computer ballot system drawn froma pool of over 25,000,000 Emails of distinguished professionals drawnfrom Europe, America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Middle-East, partsof Africa, and North & South America as part of our internationalpromotions programme conducted annually to encourage prospectiveoverseasentries.

The result of our computer draw (1152) selected your email addressattached to e-ticket number: 56475600545 188 with Serial number 5368/02drew the lucky numbers: 15. 25. 29. 35. 39. 40 (Bonus no.11), whichsubsequently won you the lottery in the 2nd category i.e. match 5 plusbonus.You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of £2,500,000.00(Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Pounds Sterling) in cash creditedto file BNKJ/1740161514/03.Your prize award has been insured in your name and is ready for claims.

United Kingdom Lottery FiduciaryContact Person: Robert Kings

Email:robertking_45@live.com
Tel: +44-704-578-2319
Tel: +44-704-572-3270
Fax: +44-709-288-6194

In line with the governing rules of claim, you are requested to furnishYour Claim Agent With the following information:

1. Full name...........
2. Address............
3. Occupation............
4. Tel/Fax............
5. Country............

Do understand that, this is done to ensure that, we are dealing with the rightful Winner in this 2nd category to avoid double claiming bynonwinners.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

John W. Smith.


Note: All further correspondence should be forwarded to your claimsofficer via this email address:robertking_45@live.com

Quick, sign up before he gives it to someone else.

ojewriej

Are you crazy?

Ypu gave all the details here, anyone can claim it now!

ojewriej

ojewriej wrote: »

Are you crazy?

Ypu gave all the details here, anyone can claim it now!

Naaaaa, not unless your first name is Lucky and your surname is Winner.

Steve

There's some hilarious accounts of people who bait these guys & the lengths scammers will go to trying to get your cash:eek:

Read some here http://www.419eater.com/

Hitchhiker's Guide to...

Heard about a student that lost all of her student fees (overseas student so a lot of fees) because of one of these scams. Some people do get taken in by them. Usually people who don't spend enough time on the internet.

CantGetNoSleep

Roundtower2 wrote: »

Heard about a student that lost all of her student fees (overseas student so a lot of fees) because of one of these scams. Some people do get taken in by them. Usually people who don't spend enough time on the internet.

Or thick people

Davidius

You only posted this to see if it was real or not, didn't you? :pac:

Eoin

stevec wrote: »

Read some here http://www.419eater.com/

I love that site, some very elaborate baits on it.

Roundtower2 wrote: »

Heard about a student that lost all of her student fees (overseas student so a lot of fees) because of one of these scams. Some people do get taken in by them. Usually people who don't spend enough time on the internet.

I think Donal McIntyre (undercover reporter) did an expose on it, but back when it was mostly done by mail. The Royal Mail were intercepting 250K letters a year, so God knows how many got through. I think I read that it was worth billions a year to the Nigerian guys.

nowuckenfurries

Davidius wrote: »

You only posted this to see if it was real or not, didn't you? :pac:

Damn I've been rumbled!! LOL But if you want to pm me your credit card details I can pass them to my friend Robert Embatae Umgogo for banking checking purposes :pac: