eels performing on uk lottery show in their own style the single mr E’s beautiful blues
Theresa
Watch Little Havens Children’s Hospice intheir bid to win the award for Best Voluntary/Charity Project in association with Woman magazine, at The National Lottery Awards 2010. The National Lottery Awards are an annual search to find the UK’s favourite Lottery-funded projects. Public voting for the final runs from 9am on 26 July to midday on 13 August. To cast your vote, and to find out more about the other finalists, visit: www.lotterygoodcauses.org.uk The winners and runners-up will be revealed on a special Awards event broadcast on BBC One. Lottery players raise £25 million each week for Good Causes, and the Awards are a great way to highlight how that funding has changed the UK for the better.
Lillian
I have received an email that has no advertising of any kind, telling me that I’ve won the UK national lottery to the sum of 2.7 million Great British Pounds. It has a serial # reference # name of accounts officer in a bank in scotland, which I called to see if it exisited and it did, complete with long-distance delays in conversation. I’ve asked them to send a specific email from a plain jane person and to quote my daughters name so I knew a person and not a machine sent it, and they did, even quoting the terms I used, and assuring me I need not worry. But the thing is for them to transfer the winnings from the uk to canada saftely, they need me to set up an account for a large sum transfer overseas, and that costs 500 pounds which works out to almost 1200 bucks canadian. It just so happens that it’s tax time and i have the money but it’s also the only time of year I SEE that much money. and damned if I’m going to be a sucker and lose it to a scam. I’m trying to find their line of BS
The account is with Western Union and the courier company is with Global Express Couriers, with a bank in Scotland
they never send automatic emails, they take 12 hours or more to reply. Is there any way to really find out for sure? The guy on the phone said it was legit but we could barely understand each other. I get lots of spam all the time, there is no “unsubscribe” thing at the bottom or anything and there’s a lot of legal terms and insurance papers, and I’m supposed to sign for one check without paying anything, just show id and sign. Is there ever a real winner? I’m the classic rags to riches story if so, but since I’m rags I’m also not stupid. But I’d sure hate to find out later that I threw it all away assuming it was a load of crap. I really don’t think I’d even believe it if they called me straight up and told me word for word. But I don’t think I’d believe it after they gave me the damn check in my hands if you know what I mean. NOthing good ever happened before why the hell would it start now?
YES!! EXACTLY!!! Thank you thats exactly what it said!! Ok, now I know for sure. THem jerks need a slap, like people like me don’t have enough disappointments in life already without some as s sh ole ripping me off for every penny I have, which is dick all. Thanks I knew I could count on you guys
Randy
I have received an email that has no advertising of any kind, telling me that I’ve won the UK national lottery to the sum of 2.7 million Great British Pounds. It has a serial # reference # name of accounts officer in a bank in scotland, which I called to see if it exisited and it did, complete with long-distance delays in conversation. I’ve asked them to send a specific email from a plain jane person and to quote my daughters name so I knew a person and not a machine sent it, and they did, even quoting the terms I used, and assuring me I need not worry. But the thing is for them to transfer the winnings from the uk to canada saftely, they need me to set up an account for a large sum transfer overseas, and that costs 500 pounds which works out to almost 1200 bucks canadian. It just so happens that it’s tax time and i have the money but it’s also the only time of year I SEE that much money. and damned if I’m going to be a sucker and lose it to a scam. I’m trying to find their line of BS
Carol
Something occurred to me, and I wondered if anyone could tell me whether or not it is a genuine paradox (or something far more obvious!)
Big lotteries like the UK national lottery and Euromillions advertise ‘estimated jackpots’ each week. For example, this week the estimated jackpot for Euromillions is £38m (wow!)
Premise 1:
When there is an unsually large pot on offer (e.g. a ‘rollover’), more people are likely to buy a ticket.
Premise 2:
If a larger than usual number of people buy tickets, there will be a larger than usual prize fund.
Conclusion:
The jackpot will be larger than estimated.
Minnie
Here is the e-mail Please reply me as soon as you get the answer.
Chelmsford Express Courier Services
17 Belmont Close,
Chelmsford, Essex
CM1 6UT
Fax:+44 (0) 8704791768
Attn: Parcel Consignee ( Nurliana Suryawati Jusuf )
This is to inform you that you have been officially cleared for payment by the Verifications Dept. at the headquarters of the UK NATIONAL LOTTERY.
Shipment & Billing.
The Lottery Winning Certificate, certified cheque and other documents are packaged to be delivered under Four waybills by the contracted Courier Company and are categorized as High priority & Express delivery under applicable laws and regulations. This shipment cannot be delivered to P.O boxes or postal codes but to Receiver’s address. Transit times for delivery of parcels to customers are in working days and are subject to change depending on location of collection and delivery, weight and value. For lightweight shipment, you may be charged for its value as well as dimensional weight rather than its actual weight.
Insurance Policy.
This delivery parcel for greater protection has also been insured in accordance with shipping regulations under unlimited liability. This comprehensive cash in transit insurance cover for your consignment has been arranged {for effective and fast customs clearance}.
Item order number.
Order number for Lottery prize parcel: CFE/573438; you will be asked to give your order number before signing for any document at the arrival of your parcel at your assigned destination. You are hereby advised to keep your order number confidential as this company will not be liable for any uncertainty whatsoever bearing the misconduct on the path of the customer.
Tracking Number.
Please note that your parcel can be tracked online from our official website on the url address http://chelmsforduksonline .cogia.net/tracking.php , (Your Parcel Tracking will be immediately issued upon your payment for charges received and confirmed by our account officer).
You can now begin the final step of the claims process, which is the transferring of your cash prize to you. With regards to this, there are Four options opened to you; you are required to select the more convenient of the Four.
The options, together with their associated conditions are presented below:
EXPRESS DELIVERY (1WorkingDay 24hrs)
Mailing£ 600.00
Insurance£ 100.00
Vat (5%)£ 35.00
TOTAL£ 735.00
NEXT DAY DELIVERY(2WorkingDays)
Mailing£ 500.00
Insurance£ 100.00
Vat (5%)£ 55.75
TOTAL £ 655.75
STANDARD DELIVERY(3WorkingDays)
Mailing£ 400.00
Insurance£ 80.00
Vat (5%)£ 30.00
TOTAL £ 510.00
ECONOMIC DELIVERY(4WorkingDays)
Mailing£ 300.00
Insurance£ 100.00
Vat (5%) £ 25.87
TOTAL£ 425.87
The insurance company declined reverse payment for the courier, stating that it is against their professional policy towards ensuring the safe delivery of the draft to you. That if a reverse payment is made, and something goes wrong, that we/you cannot sue the courier company or insurance company to recover the full value of the fund as stipulated in the draft since payment for insurance cover was not made at point of mailing.
With the above reason, reverse payment is ruled out. Forward the cost of mailing your draft with any of the courier channel cost you choose above to us.
Also attach a scanned copy of either your driver’s license, international passport (photo page) or any other legally identifying document.
Also be reminded that the deadline for the claiming of winnings is exactly one weeks after the receipt of this email. After this period, your cash prize will be deemed to have been forfeited by you and will be reused in the drawings of the next edition of the lottery.
Note: That your prize is in a suspense account and protected by a Hardcover Insurance Policy, which makes it impossible to deduct any amount from the money before it has been remitted to you. This means that the above charges cannot be deducted from the prize and hence must be provided by you before your prize is transferred to you.
This is in accordance with section 13(1)(n) of the national gambling act as adopted in 1993 and amended on 3RD July 1996 by the constitutional assembly.This is to protect winners and to avoid misappropriation of funds
Good luck and Congratulations once again. Please send your response within the next 24hrs to this same email address.
Do Acknowledge the Receipt of this Mail.
Have a nice day,
Sincerely Regards,
Mr. George Peterson ( Dispatch Officer)
Tel: +44-703-194-5287
+44-703-190-6706
Jean
I want to know the uk national lottery is true or fals address and e-mail address is: The National Lottery.p.o.box 1010,liverpool,L70 1NL,United Kingdom.coustomer cordinator Mr. mark dulles(uk) e-mail
Yolanda
