These scam attempts come over and over again. Use your common sense: can you win in a lottery if you never bought a ticket? No. Usually, such a win notification comes to you from any anonymous freemail account and asks you for your private details. It is the first step of an identity theft. Two ways not to become a victim:
1. visit www.scamalert4u.com. They run the largest online database with email addresses of online scammers. You can check an email address there, and give you the answer in realtime. If the mail address is ot known you can report it online.
2. Do not reply on such an email.
Almost all of the emails relating to the National Lottery are scams. The only reason you should receive an email about the lottery is if you are a signed up member of the National Lottery website.
I think they are all scams because if they were not, every one with an email address would be rich. even if they only worked with cents or proportions of cent.
Just check on norton website scams. google it.
You do that every time you choose your lottery numbers so it's safe to assume that the subconscious mind cannot predict the outcome of a random lottery draw.
No, it is a scam, sorry. It is safe to say that if you did not enter a lottery you could not win it. If it sounds too good to be true, it is! Don't get scammed!
yes, there are no threats, scams or anything that's not meant for one to see.
Well, it is a very good way to waste money and time; but yes the lottery system really do work . The lottery has raised billions of dollars for education and has had many people rich..
Research suggests that about 70% of lottery winners go bankrupt within the first 5 years of winning. Many winners tend to overspend on luxury items, fail to manage their newfound wealth wisely, or become targets for scams and fraudulent schemes, leading to financial downfall.
Yes, I've made many websites on there before and have never came across any scams or viruses. :)
No never trust these, they are always scams. it will end up with you losing coins or your whole team.
If you find the right company, trading silver online is safe. However, make sure that you do appropriate and thorough research before making such an investment. There are alot of scams out there.
It depends, but most often websites claiming to give "free personal credit reports" are scams that harvest your personal information and are not safe.