Have u heard of OSA-overseas lottery agents? are they authentic or scammers?

Question

these guys enter the big ( from US$50m-) jackpots on your behalf but get to keep the tickets with the promise that if you win, the cheque gets to you which ever way you may so desire. Is this real or just another scam? We are talking big bucks here. Can someone be honestly helpful here please this is serious!

Answer 1

Its all rubbish...I win the swiss lottery literally every week, but guess what I have never bought a ticket...dont listen to it!

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Answer 2

Oh ya Scam, complete.

Answer 3

Oh come on, if it's too good to be true, how can you not try it. Send me your money if you're going to participate. I'll be more than happy to take your five bucks have lunch send you the ticket and tell you what you've won:

A big fat SCAM!

Bottom Line: Don't pay attention to these emails. People are exploiting other peoples hard ships, lustrious dreams, and need for quick fixes aka GREED.

If you want to really win big.. get a career... stick to it and become what you dream for your self, your family and your life.

Answer 4

scaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Answer 5

SCAMMER.!!!

stay away !!!

Answer 6

It's a big scam because so many companies claim to do this also. I've checked out a few in my time and each one produces the same result. They just want your personal details to begin with to get you on their radar and then soon enough your account details. A big NO NO. Overseas companies are worse-they're difficult to trace for information and more than likely the company has been set up by a couple of clever con artists who might just get lucky. You can try and contact them by phone if you have the patience and see what they have to say. It's entirely at your own risk.