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Digicel said that they are aware of their customers receiving text messages claiming that they have won $80,000 and that they must dial a particular number to claim this prize. Digicel is urging persons to avoid calling the phone numbers in the messages as this is not a legitimate promotion.
Digicel is aware that some of our customers have received text messages from scammers claiming they have won $80,000 and that they must dial a particular number to claim this prize. Please DO NOT CALL the number in the text message as this is NOT a legitimate promotion.
Help Digicel stop these scams by providing them with the information below on their Facebook page:
PLEASE NOTE that Digicel will only contact you from 619-5000, 380-0057, 619-1525 or SMS from 400, 137 and 142 regarding Digicel’s promotions.
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I just now received a fb message from a guy named Alex Millz and he has a Samsung logo profile pic. And a bunch of employees in the other. Msg me outta nowhere saying I was randomly selected for this $80,000 Win. I’m playin him stupid. Waiting on the ole there’s no catches except you have to open an Acct and deposit some of your $ into it first.
hello, i got mail from dir.liguria-vigilfuoco .it. how can i know this mail is true or not?
This is a scam. Never send your money or information to anyone who requests via email message. Click here for more information.
Here is another fake text: "u have win 2 million dollar"