I was recently advised that I won some money on an interenet game or they for real should I beleive them.?
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I'm not sure I got the same thing telling me I won in 3 different stages 1st one @$300.00 the 2nd one@$10,000.00 and the 3rd one@ One Million Dollars it's very hard to believe this was in freelotto.com if it's true that would be awsome but I say they just want me 2 sign up for daily things & charge me a monthly bill the money would be nice though lol
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no...internet could do it to steal things from u
Did you actually play this game? If they are wanting your routing number and checking account number I would not do that. If you did play the game then maybe go to the game's website and make a phone call. Do not use the link from what they sent though.
I don't know of any scams doing this, but that doesn't mean a thing.
All mail that states that you won a lotto are frauds. They will either ask you to pay the taxes up front or ask for your bank account number and take all the money out.
Anything that seems too good to be true probably is ! Don't buy into it. Every now and then spam/scam mail will make its way past the filters. Delete it now !
Me too. I would not get sucked in. If they ask for an account number, to send you your prize or whatever, most likely it is a scam. I have thought of going to the better business bureau, consumer alerts, one of those sites, but I don't have the time. Usually they are too good to be true, and just want to rip you off. Just look at the identity theft and the ways and means that they ruin people.
NO !! and do NOT click on any sites included in the message.
It's always nice to think that we have won a great deal of money, but sadly, anything that tells you you have won some money when you haven't entered anything is generally a scam, and should be treated with the contempt it deserves....
If you type the name of the company that says you have won, into a search engine.....Google or Yahoo...you will probably be able to tell for sure that it is a scam...
It's always a scam to get you to pay out for something else before you can have your "Prize" Or they just want your email address to bug you and steal your private stuff!
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Hoax!!!
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