All About UK Lottery|Find the answers, for your UK Lottery questions
Jun
22
tink asked:
Hi,
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
May
17
rwrigh013 asked:
I forwarded all info necessary to receive the money and now they want transfer funds up front. Is there somewhere to contact to find out if this is legit?
Tanya
I forwarded all info necessary to receive the money and now they want transfer funds up front. Is there somewhere to contact to find out if this is legit?
Tanya
Mar
05
Filed Under (Other - Business & Finance) by admin
Bdoyal asked:
Please let me know if this is a valid and legal offer, or if anyone has attempted to contact the FTC to file a complaint. Has anyone tried to contact YAHOO? Obvisouly I have with no response!
Barry
Please let me know if this is a valid and legal offer, or if anyone has attempted to contact the FTC to file a complaint. Has anyone tried to contact YAHOO? Obvisouly I have with no response!
Barry
Feb
11
tledesma2003 asked:
I received an e-mail saying that I won several thousand dollars in a Feb. 17 monthly UK lottery promo. I never entered a UK lottery. They asked for my name, address, age, sex, occupation, phone number, country of residence and e-mail address. They do not ask for any bank or checking account number. There is a contact e-mail address to respond to. Can this possibly be legitimate?
Crystal
I received an e-mail saying that I won several thousand dollars in a Feb. 17 monthly UK lottery promo. I never entered a UK lottery. They asked for my name, address, age, sex, occupation, phone number, country of residence and e-mail address. They do not ask for any bank or checking account number. There is a contact e-mail address to respond to. Can this possibly be legitimate?
Crystal
Dec
30
Maralyn C asked:
I have had about 20 of these emails since New Year..all seem to generate from UK and have different “agents” to contact..all require the same type of personal info. Some say they are UK Lottery..the one today says it even has an endorsement from Bill Gates! I have not replied to any as I feel it must be a scam (if it’s not then I am now a multi-millionaire!) but I am curious to know what it’s all about. Thanks.
Billy
I have had about 20 of these emails since New Year..all seem to generate from UK and have different “agents” to contact..all require the same type of personal info. Some say they are UK Lottery..the one today says it even has an endorsement from Bill Gates! I have not replied to any as I feel it must be a scam (if it’s not then I am now a multi-millionaire!) but I am curious to know what it’s all about. Thanks.
Billy
Dec
29
Filed Under (Other - Internet) by admin
Casper asked:
They have asked me to contact the STANDARDTRUST BANK OF NIGERIA. If someone living in London can please help me in verifying the following Address.
BRITISH LOTTERY HEADQUARTERS.
THE OAKROOM LOUNGE.
24 Hanway Street London W1T 1UH .
Please tell me if the above mentioned address is correct or not??
Denise
They have asked me to contact the STANDARDTRUST BANK OF NIGERIA. If someone living in London can please help me in verifying the following Address.
BRITISH LOTTERY HEADQUARTERS.
THE OAKROOM LOUNGE.
24 Hanway Street London W1T 1UH .
Please tell me if the above mentioned address is correct or not??
Denise
AniFaniBoDani asked:
I have been seduced into thinking I had won this pile of monies through a Lottery overseas, when I first began using the computer. Long story shorter, I was to send monies to get the monies etc. I found a lead to contact Scotland yard and then I just felt stupid for falling for this and here I am again, hoping it is real, but don’t know how to find out if this is a phoney scam. Is there a site whereby I can submit this name of a potential bogus company and find out the facts?Gosh, I sure do need the monies, but it sounds so far fetched. Thanking you, in advance for responding!
Howard
I have been seduced into thinking I had won this pile of monies through a Lottery overseas, when I first began using the computer. Long story shorter, I was to send monies to get the monies etc. I found a lead to contact Scotland yard and then I just felt stupid for falling for this and here I am again, hoping it is real, but don’t know how to find out if this is a phoney scam. Is there a site whereby I can submit this name of a potential bogus company and find out the facts?Gosh, I sure do need the monies, but it sounds so far fetched. Thanking you, in advance for responding!
Howard
brucemariek asked:
We recieved an email for a “winning” 2nd place UK online lottery. We would like to report this email to the proper law enforcement agencies in the USA and the UK so they can arrest the people who are doing this fraud. Its just a ploy to get banking details so they can rob people. We need real email or snail mail addys to forward/send this email to for investigation and prosecution. We need to help stop this kind of fraud before some innocent, pc illiterate person falls for the scam and loses all their life savings unknowingly.
Benjamin
We recieved an email for a “winning” 2nd place UK online lottery. We would like to report this email to the proper law enforcement agencies in the USA and the UK so they can arrest the people who are doing this fraud. Its just a ploy to get banking details so they can rob people. We need real email or snail mail addys to forward/send this email to for investigation and prosecution. We need to help stop this kind of fraud before some innocent, pc illiterate person falls for the scam and loses all their life savings unknowingly.
Benjamin
