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i dont think so cause i got the same email, you should contact the person who sent u that email, i mean if u think its true then just contact them. but if u dont htink its true then mark it as spam
It’s a scam. Have you ever entered this lottery, or bought a ticket for it? I guarantee that if you answer the e-mail, they’ll ask you for one of the following: your bank checking account number, a credit card number or for you to send them money for prepayment of “taxes.” If you give them your checking account # they’ll take all of your money instead of putting any money in. Don’t fall for it! Just delete the message.
Oh yeah. You won a lottery you never heard of and never entered.
For telling you this, I deserve half of your winnings. Please fwd to my PayPal account in advance.
put it this way “you gotta be in it to win it”…
did you ever buy a lottery ticket from “worldwide lottery”?…
if not then it’s a con…
sorry =/
Yes I know & no it’s not. Don’t be stupid.