I got a reply… As Joe Rogan would say “I’m one step closer to the cash”
From: nola catherine <claimscatherinenola_7@yahoo.co.uk>
To: Dylan
Subject: WINNER-VERIFICATION AND FUNDS RELEASE FORM.Dear Winner,
Your email has been received. We the entire staff of UK National lottery congratulate you once again for being one of our lucky winners in this year lottery promotion Sweepstakes. Please attached here is the claim verification and funds release form. You are expected to fill and submit it back to the fiduciary agent immediately via email. Once again congratulations.
VERIFICATION AND FUNDS RELEASE FORM
1. FULL NAMES: __________________________________
2. ADDRESS: _____________________________________
3. SEX: _______________
4. AGE: ________
5. MARITAL STATUS: ___________________
6. OCCUPATION: ________________________
7. E-MAIL ADDRESS: _____________________________
8. TEL AND FAX NUMBERS: _____________________
9. REFERENCE NUMBERS: ____________________
10. TICKET NUMBER: ___________________
11. SERIAL NUMBER: __________________
12. AMOUNT WON: ______________________
13. STATE: __________________________________
14. COUNTRY________________________________
15.ANNUAL INCOME_________________________Upon receipt of the duly requested data, I will send you the contact information of the paying Bank so you can proceed with effecting the release of your claims.
Note: This Lottery was won via a selection of email addresses, which yours was selected and qualified you as a winner. Any funds unclaimed by 6th of next month shall be returned to this office as unclaimed and used for our up coming mega jackpot games.
Regards,
Mrs. Catherine Nola(fiduciary agent).
This is just fantastic. It really is. I am going to be so so so so rich.
It is a little unusual that her email address has changed (and it’s a Yahoo email) but I guess that’s a security measure. That’ll be it.
From: Dylan
To: nola catherine <claimscatherinenola_7@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: WINNER-VERIFICATION AND FUNDS RELEASE FORM.Catherine,
Thanks again for this. I really can’t believe it!!
1. Dylan Alexis Reeve
2. P O Box 137-305, Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand
3. Male
4. 31
5. Single
6. Teir 3 Call Centre Representative
7. dylan@….
8. +64 21 710003
9. Ref: UK/9420X2/70 — Batch: 074/05/ZY345
10. 56475600545 188
11. 5368/02
12. £4,000.000.00
13. Not Applicable
14. New Zealand
15. $37,500 (NZ)I look forward to hearing from you! I can’t begin to explain how great this is!!
Regards,
Dylan
I hope all that is right – I am so tired a lot of the time that I simply forget a lot of stuff. I might be confused on a few of those details, but I’m sure it’ll all work out.
Money money money!
I got the exact message… so… did you ever get the money or did she say you had to pay lot to get it?
I got a couple of absurd forms to fill out and gave up.
My understanding is that the next step is pretty much having to pay some sort of ‘processing fee’ as an overseas winner. It can’t be deducted from your winnings because they are held in a secured fund.
I read an article the other day saying up as many as 10,000 New Zealanders fall victim to foreign lottery scams every year. I find that amazing – they whole thing is so clearly fake.
So is this a scam or Is it real .Some one contacted me!!!!
It’s a scam. You will never win an email lottery – there is no such thing. You can’t win a lottery without buying a ticket.
Similarly, Microsoft, Coca Cola, IBM etc will never offer you some silly amount of money via email for some odd purpose.
Basically, an email that turns up, unexpectedly, offering you money is a scam.