Comments on: I Have Received A Mail Letter From Euromilliones Loteria International?

By: lucee

lucee — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 06:26:04 +0000

And you opened it and read it, and believed it and called the scammers, who invited you to come to Spain and collect your prize. Now we can all get up off the floor where we fell down laughing. And what other personal information were you dumb enough to give them? Your bank account? Your social security number or other identifying information? Prepare yourself to be the victim of identify theft.
Holy hammers – this is the longest running scam on the internet today, and you fell for it. The email letter was spam, and had you just put it in spam, none of this would have happened. Notify your bank to expect attempts to empty your account. Stop your credit cards, if you have any, and if you gave them that information.

By: crazy_mo

crazy_mo — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 06:26:04 +0000

it’s a scam- report it- toss it!

By: mattsmom

mattsmom — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 06:26:04 +0000

Please click on the link. Here is a exert from the article
“Joaquin Ligero, a 56-year-old driver, and Vito Marquez, a 42-year-old trash collector, shared a ticket and won second-prize money of $600,000 Sunday in a sweepstakes known as the Euromillions, the newspaper El Mundo reported.
They had been sharing lottery tickets and soccer bets for more than a decade.
Their stroke of luck came a day after they and some 80 colleagues ended a five-day strike that left 700 tons of garbage rotting in the hot streets of Almunecar, a southern beach town of 24,000 that sees of its population quintuple in summer.”
Good luck!!!