Someone sent me a emil saying that i won 50,000 and is is signed by the senitor. Is it real?

Question

They tell me to send them my information like my name, adress, date of birth ect.

Answer 1

No it is not real

Remember if it sounds to good to be true it more than likely is

Answer 2

Definitely not.  Especially if they used the same spelling you did.  "You just won but we don't even know anything about you but your e-mail, not even your name, for a contest you never entered, using a non-binding communication form like e-mail"?  No way!  Just an attempt to steal your personal info.

What kind of senator runs a lottery, anyways?

Answer 3

get real, no one wins a ton of money and is notified through e-mail- delete it, do not send any personal info

Answer 4

NO!!!! dont not send them your info!!!!!!

Answer 5

I don't think that's a good idea maybe it fraud.

Answer 6

send it to the state attorney general's office for legal review.

Answer 7

No.; Did you see all the info they want about you...attempt at idenity theft....report it.....