lbcdrmr asked:


I recieved an e-mail a few days ago stating that I had won The National Lottery and that Comax Courier Services was to deliver my winning check or I had the option of coming to England to pick it up. What should I do?

Dan

lera_khromykh asked:


? was told that i won some money (The original copy of this certificate and your cheque from the British government stating that the money was obtained legally through their National Lotto will be sent to you and the bank as soon as you meet with any of the option selected and your winnings will be couriered or transferred to you immediately).To get i have to contact IAATC EXPRESS COURIER (http://www.aircourier.co.uk/faq3.htm) ? checked this site all websites giving it as courier company)OPTION 1: Courier of your winning draft to payment centre via any of this channel listed below(they gave prices and most less is 600 USD)
OPTION 2:Condition: The cost of COT (commission of transfer) being charged by our transfering bank, which is ($2,500USD) of the cash being transferred will be paid by you.Note that your prize is protected by a hardcover insurance company which makes it impossible to deduct any amount from the money before it has been remitted to you.so not from prize.
fake?

Jesus

juggaloninjahatchetryders asked:


I received an E-Mail from United Kingdom National Lottery, They’re trying to tell me that I won $753,437 in sterling. My question is, what is sterling? other than sterling silver?

Patricia

king_smile333 asked:


I recieved an e-mail from UK NATIONAL LOTTERY OFFICE (uk_lottery.paymentoffice1@yahoo.co.uk) that sais I won £500,000 Pounds Sterling (aprox. 1.000.000 $). After I sent my personal informations, they asked me to pay £850 Pounds Sterling for the transfer of the money, but I dont received any documents to certified them. Why am I sceptical: no tickets were sold, it was an automated computer ballot; it is a too big sum for a lotto without tickets; everytime another person contact me; they want I pay the transfer when it sholud be free; they called me with a secret number; I am in Italy, they in UK; they can take my money and disappear. However, we speak about a big sum, that’s why I’m asking your opinion: Can I trust in this? How can I verify them?

Dan

Me, Too asked:


It is said that most people burdened with huge amounts of money frequently end up broke, squandering their money in various ways. One Lotto winner bought a truckload of marijuana and was caught, thereby losing his fortune. Another made bad investments and ended up without a dime. If you suddenly became filthy rich, what would be your immediate goal?

Erica

Light9 asked:


Like if you win a jackpot of about $4 million in the lottery, do you have to agree to have your name and photo published for publicity purposes? Or, do you have the option to not disclose your name and photo (and still claim the jackpot)?

What about if the jackpot size is bigger, like $30 million? Is there a cutoff amount in which you have to get your name and photo published once the jackpot size reaches a certain level?

Lewis

Mahesh asked:


I got this mail from the UK lottery and I have replied to that mail after that I got mail from that company manager that I have to contact the courier agent which is provided in the mail,I have contacted that courier agent,he also replied me that I have to select the one of the options(one is mailing and another is through the cheque.)and asking for 1600stelings.I have to pay this amt before getting the prize is it true or fraud(some fraud mails…)
please give good suggesssion,and one more I have not taken any lottery ticket..they said that they have taken my mail id as an entry..
is it true…?
Company Name is:”The National LOttery”
UK.
Courier service is:
ACORN COURIER LIMITED
Courier Officer: Mr. Frank Gibson

Ben

Klynn asked:


Recently received an email that said my email address had been chosen so I was the winner of part of the UK national lottery. Then emails followed asking for typical info (no bank acct # or SS#).

Loretta