I got a e-mail saying i'd won 1,350,000 eros in Ireland. How can I check too see if it's real or a fraud?

Question

All of the contents of the E-mail looked very offical, which led me too believe it could be true. But as they say..."if it seems to good to be true , it probably is"...

Answer 1

Its totally fake, I know cos I got the same e-mail. I am Irish and knew that the postal address on the email was fake, it was just a few doors down from the internet cafe I was in at the time. So just delete these emails when you get them. They are not worth even opening

Answer 2

It's Fradu specially if you have nothing to do with ireland

Answer 3

fraud

Answer 4

definitly a fraud apparently ive won the australian lottery and some other lotto once :P

Answer 5

Just above the email text there is a button that says 'delete'.  Hit it.

Answer 6

its fraud

Answer 7

It is a fraud, about two weeks ago i recieved an email saying

i won a large sum of money and i did not believe it.I think it is an identity theft waiting to happen.

Answer 8

its a fraud ....period....beware of identity theft...it's rampant.

Answer 9

If you didn't enter a lottery in Ireland, then it's a fraud.  You can't win something you didn't enter

Answer 10

it's fraud

Answer 11

Did you enter any competitions in Ireland? Course not...... It is a fraud you donut :)

Answer 12

As the saying goes, if it sounds too good to be true it usually is.

Answer 13

I bet that it's fake! I've received some like that.

Ignore it.

Answer 14

It's definately fraud. These things have been floating around for years, telling you that you won a huge load of money, but that they need $100 or so to process your award. Just report it as spam and leave it at that.

Answer 15

Its a fraud