There was this email sent to me that claimed that i have won one hundred million british pounds from the microsoft company drawing and i want to know if it%26#039;s true....
Dear Lucky winner,
WINNING NOTIFICATION
The prestigious Microsoft and AOL has set out and successfully
organised a Sweepstakes marking the end of year anniversary we rolled
out over ?00,000.000.00 (One Hundred Million Great Britain Pounds) for
our New Year Anniversary Draws. Participants for the draws were
Randomly selected and drawn from a wide range of Web Hosts which we
enjoyed their patronage. The selection was made through a Computer Draw
System attaching personalised email addresses to ticket numbers.
Your email address as indicated was drawn and attached to Ticket Number
: 008795727498 with Serial Numbers : BTD/9081684302/07 and drew the
Lucky
Numbers : 14-18-20-58-40-47(22) which subsequently won you
?,900,000.00(One Million Nine Hundred Thousand Great Britain Pounds)as
one of the jackpot winners in this dr aw. You have therefore won the
entire winning sum of ?,900,000.00 (One Million Nine Hundred Thousand
Great Britain Pounds).
The draws registered as Draw number one was conducted in Brockley,
London United Kingdom on the 5th of Jun,2007.
These Draws are commemorative and as such special.
To file for your claim Please Contact your Claims Agent
Mr. DavGabriel Clappers
Microsoft Promotion Award Team
IS this true????
Try going to www.truthorfiction.com or www.snopes.com. They are an excellent source for determining if an e-mail is fraudulent or not.
IS this true????
It%26#039;s a scam
Other Replys:find out
Other Replys:Its a scam!! Don%26#039;t do it!!
Other Replys:The letter is valid as a SCAM. It is total and unmitigated bunk!
Other Replys:No its a bunch of crap. I get about 4 of those everyday. They ask for all your bank info including account numbers and all that. No way in hell am I giving up that info.
Other Replys:lol.. i got something similiar to that and I threw it ouT!!
Other Replys:no, not true, i%26#039;ve received them. scam big time.
Other Replys:Yes. I am Mr. DavGabriel Clappers and sent you the email.
Other Replys:In the UK, I%26#039;m a millionaire! Hahaha
Other Replys:If it%26#039;s true, ask them to send you the money. If it%26#039;s false, they%26#039;ll ask you to send them money. It never costs anything to claim a prize in a legitimate contest.
Other Replys:Don%26#039;t trust it! It%26#039;s most likely a scam. But wait to see what others think. (DON%26#039;T TRUST IT!) :)
Other Replys:scam if I ever saw one!
Other Replys:Ive heard something about this on TV where they send fake e-mails then they take all your information like ssn, date of birth and what no and sell it to people or maybe it could be the real thing just make sure a company does really exist under that name.
Other Replys:Do you have the money??? No right-- thats because it is so not true... I received that email twice in two years and I am still waiting lol
take care though!
Other Replys:unless you entered for it i think its a scam
Other Replys:U should never believe in those messages! I got one from Freeloto, and it%26#039;s all lies, the only think that they want is to steal your money, they are gonna ask for your credit card number and then you%26#039;ll lose your money! I%26#039;m sorry but it%26#039;s not true! And there betters to win money!
Other Replys:No, I get these constantly. Check truthorfiction.com, they usualy have a story or two debunking these.
Other Replys:these emails are scam.i get them all the time
they are generally looking for a way to get your personal info,then will use it for fraud purposes
you cannot win if you haven%26#039;t entered
i would just delete it and forget about it!
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