I just received notice from Yahoo Mail Internet Lottery of a cash winning. Is this legitimate? Sagpik@Yahoo?
March 20th, 2010
sagpik asked:
I received notification of winning a cash price from Yahoo Mail! / Yahoo Internet Lottery on 18 May 2007 from Dr. Kelvin Travis, Lotto co-ordinator; The Yahoo.com staff at Yahoo.com http://www.yahoo.com. To begin my claiming the cash, I am directed in this e-mail to contact the Yahoo Lottery fiduciary agent company at this email address: barr.cynthia@national-lottery promo.info. Her name is Barr.Cynthia Morefield (RCA). I am required to provide this fiduciary agent with the following: 1. Full name; 2. Country of Origin; 3. Present Address; 4. Sex; 5. Date of Birth; 6. Age; 7. Occupation; 8. Telephone #; 9. Fax number (if any); 10; Marital status; 11. Winning number; 12. Batch number; 13: Lotto number; 14. The Month you won. The cash prize is in a U.K. financial institution. I am from the U.S.A.? Is this lottery legitimate; and, should I provide the information and claim the prize? Thank you for verifying this, awaiting your reply, sagpik@yahoo.com
Christian
I received notification of winning a cash price from Yahoo Mail! / Yahoo Internet Lottery on 18 May 2007 from Dr. Kelvin Travis, Lotto co-ordinator; The Yahoo.com staff at Yahoo.com http://www.yahoo.com. To begin my claiming the cash, I am directed in this e-mail to contact the Yahoo Lottery fiduciary agent company at this email address: barr.cynthia@national-lottery promo.info. Her name is Barr.Cynthia Morefield (RCA). I am required to provide this fiduciary agent with the following: 1. Full name; 2. Country of Origin; 3. Present Address; 4. Sex; 5. Date of Birth; 6. Age; 7. Occupation; 8. Telephone #; 9. Fax number (if any); 10; Marital status; 11. Winning number; 12. Batch number; 13: Lotto number; 14. The Month you won. The cash prize is in a U.K. financial institution. I am from the U.S.A.? Is this lottery legitimate; and, should I provide the information and claim the prize? Thank you for verifying this, awaiting your reply, sagpik@yahoo.com
Christian
It sounds like spam. Just delete it.
It is a scam. Just do a Google or Yahoo search for that lottery and you will get tons of information.
For your information to where you can go and see for your self that it is link to where you.
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It’s very likely a scam, especially if you didn’t enter. People usually don’t win lotteries they don’t enter.
Also, notice “present address” and “telephone number”: those could easily be used to bombard you with advertising. Selling this information could well be where the scammers are getting the money.
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