the "Yahoo/MSN National Lottery" Scam from "Winning Payment Notification Team"
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This type of lottery scam will ask you to send your personal information and subsequently ask you to send money in order to receive your prize. But, please do not respond to the email message or follow the instructions in it. Yahoo or MSN is not taking part in or endorsing any lottery games, so if you receive an email claiming that you have won some lottery prize endorsed by Yahoo or MSN, it is a scam.
The “Yahoo/MSN National Lottery” Email
Dear Winner,
Your Email has won you the sum of Two Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds (200,000.00GBP) In the on going Yahoo/Msn National Lottery Office Uk 2015 and your winning batch number is YML002015, You arerequired to provide the following information required to process your winnings prize amount by contacting your Claims Manager on this Email (claims_unit1@outlook.com) with the below details for claims.
Kindly fill in your bio data for claims.
1. Full name:
2. Contact Address:
MAKE SURE YOU SEND THESE DETAILS TO US VIA (claims_unit1@outlook.com) FOR THE RELEASE OF YOUR WON FUND
3 Date of Birth:
4. Winning Numbers:
5. Job:
6. Male / Female:
7: Personal E-mail:
8. Nationality :
9 Phone Number.
10. Any Identification Card.
Name: Mrs. Sharon L. Allen
Contact E-mail: claims_unit1@ outlook.com
Tell: 44 704-570-7347
Your e-mail won our Jackpot, congratulation once more.
Best regards,
Winning Payment Notification Team.
Remember, the email is a lottery scam and there is no prize, so please do not send your hard earned money to these cybercriminals. If you send your personal information, these cybercriminals will use it to further scam you.
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