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 يا ما انت كريم يارب،،،باركولي،،،كسبت اليوم 850 الف جنيه استرليني ذي،مليون دولار...
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http://www.lottomax.com/
!!!!!WINNING NOTIFICATION!!!!!
Dear Lucky Winner,
We are pleased to inform you of the result of the computer email balloting system drawn in our online bonanza from the prestigious LOTTO MAX ANNIVERSARY EMAIL DRAWN PROMOTION 2014, an International program held on the 1st of February 2014 in United Kingdom which your e-mail address was attached to the following information’s
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1. WINNING NUMBER: LMXD/2014-155/107777
2. BATCH NUMBER: 55/253689-MAX009
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which consequently won in the 3rd category and has therefore been approved for a lump sum payment of €850,000.00 (Eight Hundred and fifty Thousand Euros) which payment fall under the Africa Regional payment Center in Burkina-Faso West Africa
*** To file for your claim, please contact Lotto Max Africa Regional payment head office centre with this email address
**** Email: [email protected]
NOTE: Due to mix up of some numbers and names, we ask that you keep your winning information confidential until your claim has been processed and your money remitted to you. This is part of our security protocols to avoid double claiming and unwarranted abuse of this program by some participants. All participants were selected through a computer ballot system drawn from over 20,000 company and 30,000,000 individual email addresses from all over the world. This promotional program takes place every year and it’s been promoted and sponsored by LOTTO MAX LOTTERY INTERNATIONAL
Contact the payment office for due processing and remittance of your prize money to a designated account of your choice not later than Seven(7) days, after which, all funds will be returned as unclaimed.
Congratulations again from all our staff and thank you for being part of our Promotions program.
We wish you continued good fortunes.
Best regards.
Dr. Kliss Andre,
On-line Ticket coordinator
Lotto Max Lottery
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Re: يا ما انت كريم يارب،،،باركولي،،،كسبت اليوم 850 الف جنيه استرليني ذي،مليون دولار... (Re: سليمان القرشي)
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اما نحن ،،،فها هنا متوهطون....
لكن ،،،بدات تلفونات اهلنا في العقاب...
بيت خالتك النخيل لا زال هداك مهدم واقع في الواطا،،بت امونة اختك طردوها من قسط التسجيل خلت الجامعة،اسماعيل ود عمك قالو لازم يسفروه لزراعة الكلي،اختك عملية الصمام...
الديوان واقع،،ناس عمك مهدد نهم بي نزع الارض مارجعوا للبنك قروشو الموسم مطرشق،،ترخيص عربية اخوك دايره لساتك وعمرة وسمكرة،،،،و و و و....
وتتوالي التلفونات...
ات يا ود القرشي اخوي قايل اهلنا ديل غير بنك باركليز الدخلتن بتمرق...ما ظنيتا والله...
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Re: يا ما انت كريم يارب،،،باركولي،،،كسبت اليوم 850 الف جنيه استرليني ذي،مليون دولار... (Re: عبدالعزيز عثمان)
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ما عندك أي مشكلة يا عبدالعزيز. أنا جابوا لي رسالة قبلك. تصور كسبت زي 76 ألف استرليني. غايتو بديك منها الستة الفوق تحل بيها مشاكلك. بس ساعدنا بالدعوات. وللفائدة:
Online scams
The rise of the internet has opened up the world to millions of people. It is now possible to do things that were unheard of only ten or even five years ago.
Unfortunately the internet is not free from scams and scammers. Some scams are especially designed to take advantage of the way the internet works.
A lot of internet scams take place without the victim even noticing. It is only when their credit card statement or phone bill arrives that the person realises that they might have been scammed.
There are, however, several ways to protect yourself from internet scams. They are simple but essential precautions you can take because you often cannot be sure exactly who you are dealing with on the internet.
How you access the internet can also make a difference. If you take the right precautions, the chances of being scammed are greatly reduced.
Auction and shopping scams
Online auctions can be rigged by scammers or used to target you for a scam outside of the auction site. You could end up with a dud product or nothing at all for your money.
Domain name renewal scams
Scams that send you a fake renewal notice for your actual domain name, or a misleading invoice for a domain name that is very similar to your own.
Spam (junk mail) offers
Spam emails, SMS or MMS usually offer free goods or ‘prizes’, very cheap products or promises of wealth. Responding to spam messages can result problems for you computer and your bank account.
'Free' offers on the internet
Offers of ‘free’ website access, downloads, holidays, shares or product trials – but you have to supply your credit card or other personal details.
Modem jacking
Modem-jacking scams secretly change the phone number dial-up modems use to access the internet to an overseas or premium rate phone number. You could pay hundreds of dollars extra.
Spyware and key-loggers
Spyware is a type of software that spies on what you do on your computer. Key-loggers record what keys you press on your keyboard. Scammers can use them to steal your online banking passwords or other personal information.
Similar scams:
'Nigerian 419' scams
You are promised huge rewards if you help someone transfer money out of their country by paying fees or giving them your bank account details.
Transferring money for someone else
If you agree to transfer money for someone you don’t know, you let scammers use your bank account to ‘launder’ their dirty money. This puts you and your money in the firing line.
Ring tone scams
Misleading offers for ‘free’ or cheap ring tones that end up being a subscription or premium rate service.
Up-front payment scams
You are asked to send money upfront for a product or ‘reward’. You will end up with something much less than you expected, or nothing at all.
http://www.scamwatch.gov.au/content/index.phtml/tag/onlinescams
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عبدالعزيز عثمان
سليمان القرشي
عبد الحميد البرنس
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست