Google Online Lotto and Email Address Free Ticket Draws Promotion Scam

I received 2 letters that's 2015,2016 800,000$ award from the new york lottery signed by Thomas Newman and Lina Adams respectively. do u know them?

The scammers are using those person's names fraudulently(without their knowledge), so do not be fooled.

Thanks, I receive it also. Mr. Boyd...

Thank you Google because have received this form of message today July 4th, 2017, you save me thanks a lot. Mine said contact Janet Spencer.

So many on line are easily hunt down by these crooks. Why, on earth no action taken to stop them, since their personal emails and phone numbers are shown on the mails they send? Or at least face the consequences!
Good luck
R. A. Benj

The scammers are operating in countries where it is hard to apprehend them. And, email addresses and telephone numbers are virtual, meaning, they are not tied to a physical address or location. So, the owners can be anywhere in the world, which makes it hard to track them.

thank you Google because have received this form of message, you save me thanks a lot.

I have received a mail from this fraudal company; thanks google, you have saved me.

Hi, I am Saquina Amaral I have received an email address from Google, telling me that I have won first category free lotto drawings, on 11th May 2013.

I know it has been a while but I just got it now,and it said that I must contact Mr James Kupula in South Africa, Johannesburg urgently so that I can provide him with all the necessary information, so that I can receive my cash prize. But I have emailed him since yesterday when I got the news even today but in vain he hasn't emailed me back ,so please tell me what must I do to claim my prize? Saquina.

It is a lottery scam. There is no Google lottery.

Mine was sent through united nation organizations. Is it still a scam?

Yes, there is no Google lottery.

Thank you Google for the spam awareness. Received a mail today here in Madagascar.

Same format but names changed.

"Contact our fiduciary agents immediately with details below to commence release of your lottery prize by providing details
above.

Contact Person: Mr. Peter Bolton
Email: peter.bolton-workmail.co.za
Sincerely,

Controller General Copyright(c) 1994-2015 the US Lottery International Promotion Inc. All rights reserved. Terms of Service- Guidline 77635 476378 255667460
Tel: 27 73767 1176
Mrs. Linda Copeman"

Waste of time - why bother doing all this instead of working hard and earning money and providing some good to the world. Thank you for this forum.

I thought I won :(

Am Julius from Kenya,is it true I won the New york lotto prize on 25th Sept.2014?

It is a scam. Click here for information.

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Thanks to this site for showing me the right paths. But I have sent them my info.

Just be careful next time, because the scammers will contact you with the information that you have sent.

I was going to be fooled, d**n!

The following is a scam, so if you have received such a message, please delete it:

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Hi, I'm John from Philippines, Kalinga Tabak. I receive the message! I thought it was real guys, who ever received the message too,think twice, thrice and more. All I can say is, be carefull!

I got the same email also, I was so excited for a minute until I've made some research about this. Thank you google for alerting us about scam like this.

same as mine. I recieved it on December 5 2015. It made me until I did a research on Mr. Steve Joseph and no records been found. until I see this website. It made me feel bad.

By the way, their emails are: admin-claimagent.org,Steve Joseph -collector.org

I am from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean. I just got the email and it looked very authentic from Florida Lottery and LinkedIn. My heart began to beat quickly as for a few minutes I thought it was true. I called the number given for my contact Mrs. Mary Clarke signature and everything. No answer. Fortunately I did some research and came upon this forum. It was just too good to be true!

I received this email today and although I have not sent any info, nor do I plan on doing so, how do they get our email?

You may have registered on some fake website using your email address, created by scammers to harvest your email address. Or, people that you have sent email messages, may have gotten their computers infected with malware that searched their computers, found your email address in their inboxes and send it to spammers.

Also, if you post your email address in open forums and other websites, it can be found by spambots, which are software used by spammers to search the internet for email addresses.

Hi, I am feeling stressed out because I have sent my address and bank account number.

Please let know if it will cause a problem with my account.

There is nothing to worry about, if you have only sent them your address and account number.

But, they will continue to attempt to trick you into sending more information and money, so be careful next time.

Next send your information to anyone who claims you have won the lottery or sweepstakes via email.

I received it yesterday. The "sponsor" this time was Linkedin. The person mentioned as a contact was Juanita Lee which I understand from other posts to be an already used fake name. I send an email to the lottery website asking for information before I found this forum. Take care. Regards from Italy

Mine was only for 750K but what caught my attention was it was sponsored (?) by Google Gmail Incoperation (sp). It said there were only 5 winners selected at random. They only ask for basic info at this point, how do they make money from that?

They start off by getting your personal information. Then, they use that information to trick you into sending money, which they claim is needed, in order for you to collect your winnings.

Getting people's personal information is very important to the scammers, because it makes their scams more convincing. Contacting and providing people with their personal information, will make them trust the people who have contacted them.

Thanks a lot. I was just in the process of scanning the "claim form " to them before I pumped in to this warning. Mine was from New York Free ticket Lotto and the rest of the details are similar including the winning numbers and the bonus.

These guys can be smart and dumb at the same time. How can they be stopped from exciting people this badly?

It hard to stop them because most of them are operating from foreign countries where it is hard to find and prosecute them.

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I have received the email from Thomas Newman and they mentioned I am the beneficiary of $800000.00, but I am asking how would I contact to claim it now.

It is a beneficiary scam. Please do not contact those scammers or let them convince you into sending them money.

I have received the email from Thomas Newman and they mentioned I am the beneficiary of $800000.00 but I am so sorry I have given my personal detail with bank and photo to them...but while they said to send $820.13 to their agent then I was checked in this side and I confirm this is fraud. ..

So now I am worry !!
Can they do any problems to me with my personal detail.

Please advice me...

The scammers will attempt to use your personal information to trick you into sending them money or more information. For your banking information, please contact your bank and let them know how much information you gave the scammers. They will be able to advise you about the banking information.

Thanks a lot for bringing this salvation to mankind. By this alert, you have saved me a lot of trouble and distraction.

I received same congratulatory mail using one Teresa Marie / Thomas Newman asking for my personal information to enable them arrange payment of the award of US$800,000.00 to me, dated Feb. 19, 2015.

Somehow, I didn't see it until just last week while I was checking my past mails.

I checked NYLotto thing online and saw something encouraging me to believe in their motto: "You never know" ... I sent my info, but it was blocked by you somehow. Thanks, anyway, but I was still eager to get ahead until now.I had already spoken with the so called Thomas Newman today, Monday, July 20, who asked me my name and when I told him that his E-mail address was rejected, he opted to send me another one to my phone.

It never came till this your alert.

I received a email with identical text, but the email address is different(thomas.newman-gmx.co.uk). It was a distributed New York lottery. I respond with my language and sign my first and last name. My question is, how do they find me and damage to me? I very frighten now. Please, say me what to do?

Relax, you have nothing to worry about. Never let scammers threaten you into sending money or information. If you feel threaten, please report it to the police.

Warning. I received a email with same exact info but said it was distributed as Florida Lottery and had their logo. Researched and found this page. It also stated online lottery promotion for websites such as yahoo, Google and Microsoft.

Please forward the email to us. Thank you.

Please give me information about this lotto online. They are using absa bank international transfer; asking for my bank account and some money to process my prize.

Mr.brian lekomanyane is the one negotiating with me.please give me a further knowledge about this.

Thank You

The online Lotto that you are referring to is a scam. Please do not send your hard-earned money, or send your personal or financial information to those scammers.

Thanks for info although I have sent info through email, but will be careful next time.

I got a similar message and decided to research about it before sending my accounts information and am glad you guys are here to help.

I received on email about 3 days ago. I got really really excited,and kept on thinking about how to use the money.. BUT, AFTER SENDING THE INFORMATION OF ALL TK# SERIAL..I do some research on google about this so call "new york lottery"WTF..is a fake..I really get shocked..OMG

Omg!! Me too received an email somedays ago, with contact name James Morrison.

Same here.. It says Morrison4-gmx.co.uk to contact for claiming £1440,772.00...I just got it now and luckily did not send any personal information. I googled about it and know it's fake.

I cant believe it, I fell for this scam. I honestly thought it was true, since I contacted them. So I send my personal information and a copy of my ID just yesterday. Now I am full of regrets. They told me they send my documents and the ID to the insurance place and they will get back to me as soon as it's processed. Now, I am scared. I fear what they will do with my identification.