. I received this email from someone i dont even know. . plz. tell me what should i do?

Question

EURO MILLION LOTTERY 2008,

175 WOODHILL ROAD,BULKYARD,LONDON,

UNITED KINGDOM

FROM: THE DESK OF THE CYBER ANALYST,

INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONS/PRIZE

AWARD DEPARTMENT.

REF: OYL /26510460037/02

BATCH: 24/00319/IPD

Dear Winner,

Your ticket number:B9564 75604545 188 with

Serial number 97560 drew the lucky number:

30

Congratulations, you have just won yourself

£600,000.00 in the satellite software email

lottery conducted by EURO MILLIONS in which

e-mail addresses are picked randomly by

software powered by the Internet.Your email

address was amongst those chosen this

quarter and you are to contact our Financial

Controller for Clearance.

This lottery was organized by an association

of software manufacturers who came together

from all parts of Europe including Great

Britain, Spain, the Netherlands and Belgium

which are the major host countries. All

participants were selected through our

Microsoft computer ballot draw system, were

we extracted over 20,

Answer 1

delete it

Answer 2

Mark as unopened and put it in junk.Never open again if sent.

Answer 3

Just ignore it - chances are it's juat a scam. Put it in your junk folder and move on.

Answer 4

You know yourself you cannot have won something you did not enter.  This is a scam, and you need do nothing except delete it.

I got a similar email years ago, and I replied (without giving any personal info) asking:   tell me where and when to come, and I'll bring all my friends and the newspapers.  Needless to say, I got no reply.

Answer 5

Its a scam delete it, never open an e mail from someone you don't know.

Answer 6

Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam Scam Spam

Do I make myself clear?

For Gods sake don't give them any personal details!

Answer 7

its ok its just a scam notin 2 be worrie about

Answer 8

this is fraud. do not reply, delete the email ASAP

Answer 9

send to spam box and delete

Answer 10

Spam. DO NOT REPLY, DO NOT GIVE OUT ANY INFORMATION. DELETE THE EMAIL IMMEDIATELY, AND BLOCK THE SENDER.

Answer 11

Camelot is the ONLY lottery company in the UK. The email you received is a scam most of which originate in Africa or Spain. Camelot never ask for bank details, prizes are paid by cheque which you pay into your account. Camelot never operate email address draws or any other random draw, you have to play the lottery in order to win a prize and it's your responsibility to check if you're a winner and claim your prize. Delete the email you've received without responding.

Answer 12

Ignore it - spam spam spam spam

If you didn't enter a contest it's highly unlikely that you'd win it eh?

Answer 13

can you say the word SPAM? no? ok how about SCAM? JUNK? CR*P? BOLL*KS?

PICK ONE LOL

Answer 14

Delete it.  Any time you see someone you don't know has e-mailed you just delete it straight away - don't even open it.  Some people can tell whether or not you open it so they know if the account is being used and they'll just keep on e-mailing.

Answer 15

delete immediatly.... they start with this, then they get your IP adress, then your account number then... who knows??? don't even think of replying and saying "i won't answer"... just delete

Answer 16

it's a scam. just mark it junk mail. and block the user also if they continue to send messages.  never believe these mesage types.

Answer 17

it's a scam. DO NOT reply.

delete immediately.

If you give them your bank details, they would be able to empty your bank account.

That is the real purpose of such things, to get your bank details.

Answer 18

never trust these types.just delete it

Answer 19

i USED T0 W0RK F0R A BANK AND i'VE SEEN S0METHiNG SiMiLAR T0 THiS. THEY'LL EVENTUALLY ASK Y0U F0R Y0UR ACC0UNT NUMBER 0R THEY'LL TELL Y0U THAT Y0U HAVE T0 SEND THEM M0NEY iN 0RDER T0 RECiEVE Y0UR M0NEY. Y0U CAN ALS0 TRY CALLiNG THE NUMBER AND ASKiNG THEM M0RE AB0UT iT.

Answer 20

So what you gunna do with all this money....dont supose you could sub me a £10-er by any chance.