RW asked:


Is it only after I have alreay matched a certain amount of numbers such as four or five?

Lorraine

brahms41 asked:


Real? Fraudulent? Any winners?

Cody

shivsena_pondy asked:


I received a mail from UK universal lottery saying i have won a price of $ 1,000,000,00. the draw date was on 23, november. i dont remember participating in such draws.. pls help in ident if this a fraudant mail..

Danny

sasha s asked:


Is it true that the Prestige International of the Yahoo Gaming Board E-Lottery Draw has an account with the Abbey National Bank Plc in UK and is placed in a suspense account? and only the winner can claim it thru opening an account with them?

Tyler

shazza 64 asked:


Has anyone else been notified via e-mail that they have won the lottery and if so, how did they respond?
I guess I want to know if it is true or just a scam,

Nicole

tink asked:


Hi,

I have been reading alot about this scam UK National Lottery and on all of the Yahoo Answers people say Not to put in your contact infor but what happens if you do? and if you did, what do you do now! How can you stop them from identity theft?

Ashley

jon lier asked:


the jackpot win numbers

Ryan

ant boogie asked:


i keep getting e-mails from these people saying i won some money they ask for basic information like address and phone# and have not asked me for my soc sec or bank info has any one else recievied these e-mails?

Amanda

plumbing_probs asked:


I have a bizarre feeling. Although I believe that people do win money on the lottery, I have a suspicion that the machines can be controlled to output preferred numbers. I say this because: When sales are down for Camelot a magical rollover takes place.. look at all the past major rollovers, and look at camelot sales just prior. Also, you can not buy tickets after 7.30pm, and the draw takes place at say 9.30 pm. So there are two hours to collate all the possible combinations and permutations.

Ashley

Joe S asked:


Yesterday I received an e-mail notification about my e-mail address had won a lottery in UK with half a million pounds winning. They said the lottery is e-mail addresses lottery and I won just like that. They wanted me to claim my winning money, and since I’m not living in UK territory, they wanted to set up a transit account in Barclay bank on my behalf, then (according to them), I can arrange the transfer to my own personal bank account through Barclay’s internet banking. Personally I don’t believe it. It’s too easy to be true. But IF it’s true, half a million pounds is a great deal of money. Please share your opinions.

Christine