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How to Avoid Lottery Mail Fraud
1 When receiving a envelope stating you have won money make sure you detail everything about it and hold on to everything that was mailed to you. 2 Look over the letter and look for sayings such as "you have won" and "we have overpaid you a... Read More »
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What Is The Microsoft Lottery Fraud?
There is no Microsoft lottery and if you receive this kind of e-mail it has been sent by criminals in an attempt to steal money from you. Lottery fraud is a form Advance Fee Fraud (AFF), a crime that tricks victims into paying money in adva... Read More »
Source: https://www.microsoft.com/protect/terms/microsoftlottery.aspx
Who is actually doing the uk national lottery fraud?
It comes out of Nigeria and Nigerian neighborhoods in cities all over the world. If you look at the questions I have answered in my info on this site you will find a small part of the thousands of scams the Nigerians use. They have thousand... Read More »
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Answers to Other Common Questions
If you can prove it or have a strong case YES. You need to get in contact with your state lottery commission to file a report. If you think the fraud is on that end then you contact other state officals who can direct you in the right direc...
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Sorry friend but there is no Microsoft, Yahoo or other e-mail lottery, it's a scam do not answer do not give personal information.The following sites give more information http://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/nigeri... http://www.thescambaiter...
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I love WRATH's sentiment, but I'll have to disagree and take a different angle. I don't believe these lottery systems are all "fraud". I think some people out there actually believe that the drivel they are selling is for real. That means i...
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A lottery scam is a variant of advance fee fraud (also know as a 419 scam). First, you (and thousands of other people) get a spam message stating that you could get millions of dollars -- in this case, because you won the lottery. If you be...
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It is the part of internet scam.You send your answer and the very next day comes the prompt reply send in the details of your everything. after that you have won the amount but you need to send the charges for bank transfer fees and etc and...
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Usually when you recieve an email like these, you are being bated to enter some variation of a 4-1-9 scheme. The folks responsible will likely ask you to send them a chunk of money to hold your "winnings" for you. They might even ask you to...
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For the UK send the entire email to fraud.alert@.police.uk ,thats where ive sent all mine ,thankfully i am not gullible but there are alot of people out there who are and are being taken for huge amounts of money,it is becoming a daily occu...
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