I keep recieving emails saying ive won money on lotto would any of them be geniune?

Question

they come from england americia and hong kong ive also been told ive won a car and ive had 2 alleged bankers asking me to assist them distributing money to charity saying if i do ill recieve an award

Answer 1

Just ask yourself: How could it be that I have won something?

Who is so willing to just give away their money?

The only answer is: any sucker who falls for this scam is an idiot who deserves to lose their hard earned cash.

Answer 2

Ask yourself - DID I ENTER A LOTTO DRAW.

Answer - NO

Are they genuine - work it out - OF COURSE NOT

Answer 3

no iv a few myself and i checked out a few sites and theres loads of people who lost a lot of money from them so just ignore the e-mails or delete them and get on with your life=D

Answer 4

no way! Dont be taken in hon and just press delete!

Answer 5

If you ever receive an unexpected e-mail that promises something that sounds good but odd, or too good to be true, it IS too good to be true.

always know the sender of e-mails you receive. Don't believe everything they say (or anything, sometimes) and read up on practicing safe e-mailing! E-mails like that can be attempts to gain your information to steal your identity, gain access to your accounts, send a virus to your computer, etc. so you really need to be careful about what you open and click on.

Answer 6

None of them are genuine.

Answer 7

did you buy a lottery ticket in the first place ? dats 2 good 2 be true, dont believe on it, what they want is just to get money from, ignore it .

just buy a lottery ticket , and check the results ,it is more sensible to hope on  it.than emails , and you should be aware to the internet spam, scam, fraud.

good luck.

Answer 8

im sorry but they are all spam

Answer 9

nah dont listen to those emails - they are junk and spam...just delete them

loads of those emails which require you to forward them on otherwise you die or havbe eternal bad luck are just a waste of time - i would have died a couple of years ago if any are true so ignore spam emails/forwards

Answer 10

why dont u give them ur credit card details and find out

Answer 11

absolutley not! dont open them ,they are all scams! Ive been getting them for yrs, they are called called "phising" they are looking to get into your accounts, your e-mails.

Answer 12

Nope, they are all scams.  Delete them.  Some are full of viruses that will infect the heck out of your computer.

Answer 13

SPAM - bin it and save yourself the bother.

Answer 14

OK, those asking you to assist in the distribution of money are probably involved in money laundering, this involves you putting some money into your bank account and then transferring it on to another account leaving you with a couple of grand as a 'reward'. They do this to try and avoid being caught but the only problem is your bank will pick up this large and unusual deposit in your account and most likely freeze your account as part as a fraud investigation. So don't do it!!!

Any emails saying you have won things unless they are from a reputable competition you have entered are scams. You will have to pay in some way and then you'll hear nothing more.

Ultimately none are genuine!!

Answer 15

No, its a scam, delete them, and never give personal details out in an e.mail!!!

Answer 16

not a chance!

Answer 17

Do not respond to any of these, they are all scams and instead of giving you money they will be relieving you of it. If you have not entered any competitions, and don't recognise them ....Bin them.

Answer 18

ummmm no. Sorry

Answer 19

No No No  nonnnnot genuine

Answer 20

no they just want your personal details, and want money out of you, you'll never get an email from a lottery you've won, how could you when you haven't even entered one?!

also never reply to these that say they want your bank, eBay, or pay pal details they are never genuine, if in doubt contact them directly.

Answer 21

Not a chance