Email Scam: Your Mail ID Has Won: You Have Won from Daisy alissa.saieva@utoronto.ca to date Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 9:02 PM subject You Have Won mailed-by utoronto.ca signed-by utoronto.ca Claims Form.rtf (it is an attachment) As I mentioned there was no content in the email and the email body was empty. However, there was an attachment. When I opened the attachment, I get the following information: We are Pleased to inform you that you have won a prize money of( £5,000,000.00 GBP ) by Google /Rediffmail Lottery inconjunction with the GOOGLE GMAIL CORPORATION,we collects all the email addresses of the people that are active online, through electronic balloting System without the winner applying However you will have to fill and submit this form to the events manager 1. Full name…………..2. Contact Address……..3. Age………………..4. TelephoneNumber…….5. Sex…………..6.State:……7.Country…….. (CONTACT DISPATCH MANAGER) Name: Mr Cox Rooney Tell No +447017515412 Email: claims12@live.co.uk
Director Lottery Department As mentioned above, I considered this email as scam and reported it as scam too, I had not replied it. However, there was a possibility to lose some money if I had replied the email. On replying to the email, I would have been asked about the information such as Bank Account Name, Bank Account Number, and other information so that the amount can be transferred directly into my account. Another possibility was I could had been asked to transfer some amount in the specified bank account as transaction fee. Once the amount is transferred, you will not receive the winning prize. Moreover, you will not get any email from that email ID again. So, be careful from such email scams that are being carried out a lot now days.
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