well this is a email i ve just got, but the thing is that i have not given this email address out to any1 and i get this crap could it be for real i smell bull s**t but how the heck did they get my address,
AUSTRALIAN E-MAIL LOTTERY BALLOT AWARDS 2011.
Your email address has won US$500,000.00 Dollars!!!!(Five Hundred
Thousand United States Dollars) Attached to Batch Number: Lwh 27 522
465 896 6453 with Serial number Lwh 3/772/554 drew the lucky numbers..
NO TICKETS WERE SOLD
All participants were selected through a computer balloting
system drawn from One hundred thousand E-mail addresses
from Canada,Australia, United States, Asia, Europe, Middle
East and Africa as part of our international promotions program
which is conducted annually.
CONTACT: Dr.Steve Williams for detail and payment
E-MAIL ADDRESS: auslotto.agent11
E-MAIL ADDRESS: dr.stevewilliams011
TELEPHONE: +447024072231
By filling this form below and send it to him to file for
Joined: Mar '11
Location: Croatia
Age: 43 (M)
Posts: 1738
those r my favorite type of spam lol... its amazing the kind of stuff they come up with to fool people... kinda makes me wonder if it ever works... i mean, u have to be daytime sleeping to read this and fall for it....right
Joined: Feb '08
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 35 (M)
Posts: 1886
If you're familiar with Darwinism you might say these scammers were doing the human race a favour cos only idiots could fall for a nigerian lottery scam. The scams are obvious and stupid and even if you were in doubt you'd err on the side of caution and not take the risk. And yet some people must fall for it still or these scams would have died out. If some rich fools are parted with their money then I just laugh and say fools and their money.
Thanks for the link, I just wasted 3 hours of my time on that dang site lol. Seriously addicting though, it's good to see the torture that they inflict on these scumbags. It goes to show how far human greed can compell some people, that they'd pursue a scam for months on end.
Thanks for the link, I just wasted 3 hours of my time on that dang site lol. Seriously addicting though, it's good to see the torture that they inflict on these scumbags. It goes to show how far human greed can compell some people, that they'd pursue a scam for months on end.
Yeah I remember back when i first found that site, 2004 I think lol, I spend a day on there, funny s**t.
Joined: Mar '08
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 44 (M)
Posts: 6714
You blew it, its real, and now you have told people you wont get the wonga. The best scams normally start with "This is not a scam" Looks like someone tried to Flangel you, i'd check you comp now just in case you opened something nasty when reading that mail. Dr.Steve Williams, ohh comeon, he is a Dr, you can trust him. You guys are just to skeptical.
Joined: Apr '08
Location: Finland
Age: 35 (M)
Posts: 1613
No tickets were sold but they still manage to pay 500 K ... how can people still fall for BS like this, i guess they are dreaming so hard about getting a lot of money and when they finally recive an e-mail like this they go blind and nuts.
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Posted by dozn01: ive just replyed back to the email and requested, that my method of payment should be mob points
If you reply to those e-mails you will get spammed with viagra commercials and s**t ...
Joined: Apr '09
Location: Portugal
Age: 44 (M)
Posts: 4827
Last spam prize i won that i decided to pay some atention was from Microsoft, and i did it because i found the man who signed the letter in Facebook. I decided to invite him as a friend, which he acceptedm and then i send him a message explaining that i received an email, signed by him, which said that i won a prize. He answered me thanking for contacting and explaining he has nothing to do with the email and that someone was using his name to some kind of scam. I knew probably it was nothing, but it was nice to see that Facebook was helpful to solve this!
------------ Last spam prize i won that i decided to pay some atention was from Microsoft, and i did it because i found the man who signed the letter in Facebook. I decided to invite him as a friend, which he acceptedm and then i send him a message explaining that i received an email, signed by him, which said that i won a prize. He answered me thanking for contacting and explaining he has nothing to do with the email and that someone was using his name to some kind of scam. I knew probably it was nothing, but it was nice to see that Facebook was helpful to solve this!
Joined: Feb '09
Location: Brazil
Age: 40 (M)
Posts: 273
Sll of this lotrery emails is fake... I receive a lot of them every week, they always try to convence me that I´m a "LOTTERY WINNER".. the funny thing abut this is that I havent play on lottery, how can I Win?
Joined: May '08
Location: Lithuania
Age: 39 (M)
Posts: 10090
congrats man you are rich i remember a few years ago getting something similar- just that it was a printed letter. Came from some dude in Nigeria, and basically offering me the chance of becoming a millionaire... however i thought to myself- why the hell i need so much money and sent him an email saying that if he had offered something like 10K probably i would have taken it, but millions are not for me never heard from him more
Those e-mail are annoying and funny, the best part is that I recive some of them because I've signed up here and there, but most of them are just random f'n spam. I can't belive that it's still profitable to send that kind of e-mail, I mean who belives in that kind of crap? I think you should call them and tell 'em that you want your money at mindnight in 3rd trash can counting from your house and then you can give them all stuff that they need lol
congrats man you are rich 
however i thought to myself- why the hell i need so much money 
never heard from him more 
