No.
No
This is often mentioned in Nigerian scams - and it does not exist.
My answer is also a question. "Who in the world would give you $50,000 with out doing anything?"
It is no-one. It is part of a letter-based scam from "international disboursement payments office". They ask you to send them some amount to cover the transfer fees of the $50,000,000 that they will give you.....yea sure...
first the winning is a fraud, there is nopercentae and dont pay anyone asking you to pay for your winning is just a scam.
I got a letter from International Disbursements Payments Office from Netherlands just today and I can't imagine how i can ever won a $50,000,000.00 when I didn't even joined any lottery contest of some sort. The letter requires for my signature and email address...and if you look at the Rules and Regulations at the back, there mentioned something about a processsing fee. The letter does not bear any contact information of the sender which i can call to check.There is no international lottery.
yes IF YES HOW I RECEIVE A LETTER FROM BRIAN C. SANDERSON IS A SCAM
yes <><><> BIG RED FLAG WARNING !!! There are international scam artists that send out notices of winning a lottery and needing your bank details or a processing fee to send you the money. The term "International Disbursement Payment Office" crops up in most of them. IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. They will take your money, loot your bank account, open credit card accounts in your name, and you will never see a penny of money from that "lottery".
The principle function of a disbursing office is to manage and facilitate the distribution of funds, payments, and financial transactions within an organization. They are responsible for ensuring accurate and timely disbursement of funds to recipients while maintaining proper accounting and financial records.
Netherlands Space Office was created in 2009.
The Split Disbursement mandate, established by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under the Federal Travel Regulation (FTR), requires federal agencies to make payments directly from the employee's travel card account to the travel card vendor for authorized travel expenses. This ensures timely payment to the vendor and helps prevent fraudulent activities.
Contact the office to which the payments were made.