from: 2008 Center Office
sub: Batch:074/05/ZY369
msg:
You have won £1,350,000.
contact Dr Alan Brian via email:[email protected]
sub: Batch:074/05/ZY369
msg:
You have won £1,350,000.
contact Dr Alan Brian via email:[email protected]
Any of our regular visitors will know that it is but I can show you for your peace of mind.
The first thing that tells me that it is definately a scam is the email address, real lotteries would not use a free email providor to contact you
I will edit shortly (hopefully) with some search results
30 seconds later, you could try a google search for yourself on the batch number and you will get your proof, Click here instead if you like
Lottery scammers are notoriously lazy and rarely change the batch or ticket numbers so searching on that will get a result on most occasions.
Using exact search by placing quotation marks around the section you want an exact search on ("Batch:074/05/ZY369") you will get 3,300 hits, Click Here they are all related to a scam and most likely from the same scammer group
You could also search on ;
the email address click here
With email addresses you may need to remove the email providor Click Here
Or the name Click here
When searching on a name you may need to refine your search by adding extra words;
Like lottery Click here
Or "scam" Click here
Other details you could search on are;
The phone number, (I dont have it but if you do please let me know and I will add it)
name of the company Click Here
address, again, if you have it I can add it
or sections of the email Click Here
Finally, as much for my own amusement, African scammers will often mispel their own names and you dont often see them spell Brian correctly it normally is spelt by the scammers as "Brain" Click Here
If you could post some more details it may help others who try some of those searches I suggested
I have been adding a few links as I think of a few more, I will add some more if I find any of interest
