Harry Black Lottery Winnings Phishing Scam Emails

Posted: 2017-07-12T14:17:33 by an anonymous user from or near: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, United States

I just received an email saying:

Donation has been made to you for further details...
(pedroquezada404@gmail.com)

This is the email address given to me as the link to click onto give out my personal information. In the subject line, it reads "RE". This email was sent to my actual yahoo inbox account. It's concerning that it was delivered there instead of my "junk". I didn't click on the email link that was sent. I think people should be aware of this email address associated with Pedro Quezada.

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Posted: 2014-07-29T15:15:49 by an anonymous user from or near: Parkville, Maryland, United States

I have been getting these bogus emails. I never fall for these which is why I Google such people who send these out. It's a shame that people will fall for this like so many instant money scams. Thanks for putting this out for people to look into.

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Posted: 2014-01-16T19:21:01 by an anonymous user from or near: Los Angeles, California, United States

I received the following information from Michael Colvin.

From: Michael Colvin
Sent: Tuesday, 14 January 2014 1:25 AM
To: Michael Colvin
Subject: FYI
There is a $2M donation for you,contact the donor Harry Black through email (harryblack0147@rogers.com) for more info
Coordinator: Michael Colvin

Which Michael Colvin turned out to be a legitimate person who most likely had his e-mail hijacked. And then the same scam letter except slightly different e-mail address.

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Posted: 2013-12-18T14:56:56 by an anonymous user from or near: Fairfield, Iowa, United States

Thank you for this alert! Much appreciated.

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Posted: 2013-10-18T10:00:33 by an anonymous user from or near: Missouri, United States

I just recive this email and I think it's a scam from the same people..


-----Marianne B Karlsson/ADM/Orebro skrev: -----
Till: Marianne B Karlsson/ADM/Orebro@Personal
Från: Marianne B Karlsson/ADM/Orebro
Datum: 2013-10-18 07.39
Ärende: Urgent

Please Claim your donation amount of two million dollars. This is a private donation to you, I will give you more information after you reply to this message. Contact (allen-violetproject11@rogers.com) for more info
Thank you

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Posted: 2013-10-04T12:42:00 by an anonymous user from or near: Seattle, Washington, United States

I also received it and I knew it was a fraud. please, post it on Facebook for everyone to see and prevent them from being duped. G. Kehinde, Nigeria.

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Posted: 2013-09-24T18:42:59 by an anonymous user from or near: City of, London, United Kingdom

I got this mail as well. Melissa(UK)

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Posted: 2013-09-17T15:10:21 by an anonymous user from or near: Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

I've had a pretty similar email which originated from a Michael Hernandez based in Texas, see below:

From: Michael Hernandez
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 6:34 PM
To: Michael Hernandez
Subject:

Harry Black gave you part of his lottery winnings as charity contact him via e-mail (harry_black1 @rogers.com) verify by clicking the link below:http://calvinayre.com/2013/06/02/ business/canadian-holds -two-of-four-tickets- record-lottery-jackpot/

When I responded I was sent the following email from harry_black1 @rogers.com:

Good Day To You

I won the lottery prize of $31,000, 000.00 USD and I just commenced my Charity Donation and I will be giving out cash donation of $2,000,000.00 USD to Three (3) lucky individuals and ten (10) charity organizations from any part of the world, you are a sole beneficiary of $2,000,000.00 USD and I would like you to give me the assurance that you will follow my instructions and invest this money in a lucrative business to create more job opportunity to help jobless and needy people in your locality.

To verify the genuineness of this email and my winnings view my Identification ID Attached and please see my interview by visiting the web page below;
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http://news.yahoo.com /blogs/sideshow/man- gets-31m-double-jackpot -pair-identical-lottery- 183158281.html,


http://www.youtube.com /watch?v= Azn0pv0To6U

Your email address was submitted to me by the Google Management Team and you received this email because I have listed you as one of the lucky millionaires and all you have to do is get back to me via e-mail

Kindly send me the below details so that I can forward them to my payout bank, that will be responsible for the transfer of your donation to your local account in any part of the world.

Note: you are to open an online account with my payout bank which your donation will be transferred to and from your online account you will be able to transfer your donation to your local account in your country.

Full Name:
State:
Country:
D.O.B:
Occupation:
Age:
Bank Name:
Sex:
Mobile/Tel:
Identity

Congratulations

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Posted: 2013-09-11T14:03:56 by an anonymous user from or near: Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

I got the same yesterday, but with a UK HSBC bank Letter of Authorisation as well, only when I opened the attachement it had an HSBC India Logo attached, which made me very suspicious. There was also a so called legal letter allocating the funds to me, but there were some real simple spelling mistakes, which no legal document would ever be allowed to have on it signed by a High Court Judge. This is a sick scam and the people involved should be caught......harryblack@rogers.com we are on to you.

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Posted: 2013-08-30T19:25:07 by an anonymous user from or near: Wolcott, Connecticut, United States

I received an e-mail from Kemvia J. Adams-Bush with a Montogmeryco,gov e-mail account. I normally delete all e-mail from unknown senders with an RE: in the subject, but seeing the .gov in the address I opened it. This was the hook to get me to respond to Harry Black at the rogers.com addrees. I went to the Montgomey VA county gov web site and found there actually IS a Kemvia J. Adams-Bush employed there. I sent a simple e-mail with a copy and paste of the Kemvia J. Adams-Bush, and said I didn't quite know what to make of this. That was when I got the message posted in your article. It was sounding too good to be true, so I searched for info, found the Huffpo piece about his winning, but also found your alert. So far whoever is posing as Harry Black has my email and my real neame. I hope that's not enough to do any damage, but thanks to your publication, that's all he's getting.

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