Yahoo email just notified me that I won some london pounds. Please send me an email (yahoo) so you can see.?

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London W1F 9NB


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Your email address as indicated was drawn and attached to ticket number 008795727498 with serial numbers BTD/9080648302/06 and Batch number: 409978E, which drew the lucky numbers 14-21-25-39-40-47(20) which subsequently won you £1,350,000.00 (One Million Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Great Britain Pounds) as one of the 5 jackpot winners in this draw. the draws registered as Draw number one was conducted in Brockley, London United Kingdom this Month of Jenuary 7th 2008. These Draws are commemorative and special.





Gmail


Yahoo!


Winners emerged through a computer random data base selection of subscribers of varied affiliated web hosts. Five subscribers were selected to benefit from this draw.


AOL.com VoIP, Internet Telephony, Broadband Communication %26amp; WAN Platform Solutions | NET | Network Equipment Technologies, Inc.





Please be informed by this winning notification, to file your claims, you are to make contact with your designated agent who shall by duty guide you through the process to facilitate the release of your prize. To file for your claim Please Contact your delivery agency in the contact information below:





NAME OF COURIER FIRM: FRONTIERS DELIVERY SERVICES


OFFICE ADDRESS: 60 Great Ormond Street London,WC1N 3HR United- Kingdom.








Contact Person: Dr Richard Anderson


Email: deliveryawardagent2@yahoo.co.uk


Tele: +4470-31-917-228


Fax:+44-87-04-718-663





With the following details below to avoid unnecessary delays and complications:





1)Full name:


2)Address:


3)Ticket Numbers:


4)Batch Number:


5)Serial Number:


6)Lucky Numbers: (as indicated in this winning Notification)


7)Phone numbers:


8)Amount won:


9)Sex


10)Age


11)Occupation


12)Country











Our special thanks and gratitude to Bill Gates and his associates. We wish you the best of luck as you spend your good fortune in this season.


Note: You have One week from the date of this Notification to claim your prize winning.





Thank you for being part of our commemorative end of year Anniversary Draws.





DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL BECAUSE YOU MIGHT NOT BE ATTENDED TO, KINDLY CONTACT YOUR FIDUCIARY AGENT DIRECTLY FOR FURTHER DIRECTIONS





Mrs. Bryan McDonald


Microsoft Promotion Team


Vice President


2007 Microsoft


Microsoft





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Yahoo email just notified me that I won some london pounds. Please send me an email (yahoo) so you can see.?
This is a SCAM. Check out the below link for confirmation of various scams, including the famous Yahoo/MSN lottery scams and how to report them.


http://www.hotscams.com/articles/759/1/L...


Unscrupulous thieves have sent you this email and they are trying to part you from your hard earned cash. They will often ask you to call a premium rate number and keep you holding on whilst you rack up a huge phone bill. They are then paid a large proportion of this phone bill. They may ask you to divulge personal information about yourself or ask for your bank or credit card details. Do not divulge any such information under any circumstances. It is surprising how many innocent victims have been duped by these types of emails. Just remember the thieves who send them are very clever and extremely convincing. I suggest you delete the email and send it into cyberspace, hopefully along with the thieving scumbags who send them.


Check out these sites for further information :


http://www.scambusters.com


http://www.hoax-slayer.com/
Yahoo email just notified me that I won some london pounds. Please send me an email (yahoo) so you can see.?
Ever hear the word SCAM?
Reply:This is a scam thousands of these emails are sent every day


DO NOT send any cash or bank details click the link below


to see what yahoo say about this





http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...
Reply:It is a very old scam. I get these emails twice a day. If they were real, I would easily have several million dollars.
Reply:this is a fake, dont be naive
Reply:this IS a scam..and phishing..deleted it and report it if ya can...mark it as junk mail..
Reply:SCAM. Delete the email and so be it.





Plus, why would Yahoo give out their info and why do we PAY for lottery tickets to play the lottery. They arent just going to email you and say by the way, you win.





SCAM
Reply:it's a scam and an old one at that, being naive is dangerous, trust me I know.
Reply:You do know this is a scam and if you give them any money or any contact information of yours they can use your identity for evil... its how they are able to identity theft.
Reply:Internet lottery scams are a huge (and illegal) business that preys on people's ignorant belief that they may have somehow won a contest they never entered.





Google "internet lottery scams" to find out more information.
Reply:Scam! The link below takes you to a site describing this exact thing.
Reply:This is an old SCAM!!! Do not be taken in by any of these emails they are just trying to get all the personal information they can from you to use for their own illegal purposes Keep safe and ignore and delete them at once
Reply:First of all - WHAT Microsoft promotion team? There ain't no such animal. And neither Yahoo nor Microsoft, or AOL, or even the Easter Bunny hold lotteries and give away free money to total strangers via email.
Reply:Like everyone say this a scam.enter their name on your search and it will give you their other alias names.There is no such website that they give you.Spam asap.
Reply:Let me give it to you like this: spam and scam; fake and fraud. Enough said.
Reply:~SCAM~ ~SCAM~ ~SCAM~ ~SCAM~





Sorry! No money for you!





DO NOT REPLY! DO NOT SEND PERSONAL INFORMATION!





I took this directly from the Yahoo link I listed below.





"Is there a Yahoo! Lottery? Does Yahoo! Mail ever offer cash prizes?





No. There is no Yahoo! Lottery, and we would never send you information about a contest you never entered.





That’s the definition of unsolicited: you never asked for it. It showed up out of nowhere. The message probably also displays two other hallmarks of fraud emails: it appears to be official (with company logos, even links), and it demands urgent action “to claim your prize”, or something similar.





If you’ve received a message like “Final Notification: Yahoo! Mail Winner!” or “Your Email Address Has Won $XX million”, it’s a scam..."





There's a lot more on the site if you care to read it.





http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...





I think I'll just cut and paste my answer on the other ga-zillion questions about the same thing.





~SCAM~ ~SCAM~ ~SCAM~ ~SCAM~