FreeLotto Fraudulent Email Messages
FreeLotto.com has claimed that fraudulent emails are being sent out promising to pay FreeLotto prizes. The company says that these e-mail messages were NOT sent by them or any affiliated company. FreeLotto.com is the largest online lotto style sweepstakes site.
The fraudulent e-mail message may claim that the recipient has won a prize in the FreeLotto games.
Recommendations by FreeLotto.com
- DO NOT send any money or personal information to anyone in the effort to collect the promised winnings.
- If you believe that you have received one of these emails, or if you have paid any advance fees, please send a copy of the message to fraudalert@freelotto.com, so that we can provide this information to the proper authorities.
Here are few a samples of the fraudulent e-mail messages:
For more samples of these fraudulent e-mail messages, please click the following link: http://www.freelotto.com/fraudSample.asp
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Note: Some of the information in samples on this website may have been impersonated or spoofed.
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