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silversurfer
19 March 2007, 19:44
this is one of the newest scams sent to me 19 march be aware yet another one that goes past the filters
Dear Winner,
We are pleased to inform you of the final announcement that you are one of our 1st quater of the year winner of the UNITED KINGDOM ONLINE
PROMO AWARDS, held on March 15th, 2007. You have won for your self a total sum of £516,778.00 POUNDS STERLING and its Equivalent is $921,201:00 USD.
Please contact fiduciary agent for your claims by sending to him your Details Below.
Mr Peter Taylor
Email:claimsagentptaylor122@yahoo.com.hk
PROVIDE DETAILS BELOW AND SEND TO OUR CLAIMS AGENT FOR VERIFICATION
1. Full Names:
2. Address:
3. Age:
4. Sex:
5. Marital Status:
6. Occupation:
7. Phone numbers:
8. Country:
Mr Peter Taylor
Email:claimsagentptaylor122@yahoo.com.hk
Yours Truly,
Lucy Baines
Co-ordinator(Online Promo Programme)
Unregistered
24 March 2007, 04:24
I received this one too....you get so far and then they want you to send them $980 US for a cost of transfer fee.....ya sure, here you go!!! I guess some people fall for it, huh??
Unregistered
28 March 2007, 13:40
I too received this e-mail. It's well presented, and they even have the National Lottery Logo with the e-mail. I fell for it to start off with, but it suddenly dawned on me that National Lottery changed its name to Lotto a couple of years ago so must be a scam. I googled the ONLINE Promo awards and came across this site. Lucky Me! I can't believe I was being so dumb as to think that this was true!!!
Unregistered
31 March 2007, 09:42
Here's another one. Nationwide Building Society.
----- Forwarded Message ----
From: NATIONWIDE BUILDING SOCIETY CANADA. <infos_nbsbank@accountant.com>
To: (your e-mail address)
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 2:50:29 PM
Subject: NBS PAYMENT OPTIONS.
INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS DEPT. NBS.
Nationwide Building Society, Toronto. Canada.
Nationwide House, Pipers Way, Swindon SN38 1NW.
Attn: Your name
On receipt of your mail.Below are the payment options: You are require to select only one option and get back to us for your payment package sum US$723,000.00.
NBS PAYMENT OPTIONS:
Option -1. Wire Transfer : In this system, your funds the sum of US$723,000.00 will be transfered directly into your nominated account within 48 hours of procuring the following as stipulated by the Englisg and Wales banking and allied matters act of 1969. Document (a) Attestation Certificate / - cost $864Dollars.
Option -2. Draft and Cheque : In this system a cheque or a draft will be issued on your name and send through Courie services to your home. Cost - $1,500 Dollars.
Option -3. Cash Payment: In this system, you will receive your prize fund in cash via the United Nations Diplomatic security. Your prize fund will be parckaged and delivered to you inform of consignment.You will be required to offset custom duties of non-inspection - cost you $5.000 Dollars.
Your are to peruse these options and chose one as these are the things we do to avoid illegalities on our clients and cutomers on international terain as the issue of terrorism is on the increase in Canada.All the options might seem too expensive but it to your best advantage.
Help us serve you better.
Yours in service,
David Peterson.
Head International Operations.
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Unregistered
2 April 2007, 10:06
I, too, received this same e-mail. At first, it looked kind of official, and they respond to your email right away. Then I got a phone call supposedly diredtly from the courier services giving me the 3 options how I want to receive my winning. Well, at that point, when I saw them asking for money to pay for the fee, that's when I was like, "Oh no, you are not". I told the guy "Mr Terry Hopkins" that I will have to verify and see if this is legitimate and so far I haven't heard back from him. That's when I went online and googled it and "Voila!". Don't get fooled even if the email shows the logo of the UK national lottery and TNT courier services. I went to the official UK National Lottery website and there was no mention at all of the "Online Promo Awards". They try to target those who already on the down low and desparately need some money like myself but I am that stupid. Don't fall for it!!!!
Unregistered
4 April 2007, 02:08
Yes, just got this one today, actually twice in one day. They are scammers - anyone that falls for this, I don't feel sorry for them. Plus, this is an international lottery, why would you fall for that?
Just delete these bad boys and send a nice email to your mom.
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