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Beware of "Samsung Electronics E-mail Address Ballot Lottery International Program (EABLIP)" Scams

Updated: May 7, 2016 2016-05-07T11:50:08 - Posted: May 7, 2016 - Views: 3,770 - Comments: 21  +
Beware of "Samsung Electronics E-mail Address Ballot Lottery International Program (EABLIP)" Scams
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If you have received the fraudulent e-mail below or something similar: "E-mail Address Ballot Lottery International Program (EABLIP)," please do not follow the instructions in it because it is a lottery scam. There is no Samsung lottery and the fake email message was sent by cyber-criminals/scammers. Sending your personal information to these cyber-criminals will only help them rip you off. Every month, thousands of these email messages are sent out by scammers to trick their potential victims into stealing their personal information and/or sending money.

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The Samsung E-mail Address Ballot Lottery International Program (EABLIP) Email Scam

The Samsung Electronics is pleased to inform you of the results derived from the E-mail Address Ballot Lottery International Program (EABLIP) held to consolidate our numerous customers worldwide. Your E-mail Address have won a cheque prize of (RS.4.6 Crore/-INR) Four Crore six Lakh India Rupees, and one (SAMSUNG LAPTOP, SAMSUNG GALAXY SMARTPHONE S5, SAMSUNG T-SHIRT) from Samsung Electronics with the following details:

Ref No: SAM/625/003/2015-11
Serial No: UK/GBP07/SAMSUNG
Batch No. DNO/MA07/EUR

Note: All participants were selected through a computer ballot system drawn from 50,000 (Fifty thousand) names of email users around the world, as part of our international promotion program. Due to mixed up of some names and addresses, we ask that you keep this award personal, till your claims has been processed and your funds remitted to you. This is part of our security measures to avoid double claiming or unwarranted participants or impersonators, taking advantage of the situation.

Kindly send the following information to your claim agent to facilitate the release of your fund:

1. Full Name:
2. Full Address:
3. State:
4. Mobile Number:
5. Age:
6. Sex:
7. Country:
8. Occupation:
9. Winning Email:

Make sure you send your details to the company E-mail: (samclaim6@hotmail.com) for the release of your funds.

Dr. Williams F.Morgan
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Samsung Company Uk Board

Tel: +448719152252

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  • Posted: 2018-03-25T23:48:00 by an anonymous user from or near: Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand

    Hi there, I wasn't too sure whether it was a scam or not but I had received a message from Thomas Maxwell which claims to be the manager for Samsung. Anyhow, his claim was that I had won $800,000 dollars and the new brand s9.

    He made it sound so good that I felt for it. Anyhow the one thing I should've checked was that it was a scam but felt for the amount of money that was made to me. I sent through my bank details and he sent in a ballot number of such and told me that he would get back to me in the next hour that he had passed on my details to the bank transfer team.

    I'm so scared now that when I get my next pay that they would hack into my account and steal it. I am so stupid to have done such a thing but I'm asking what to do now? would I need to do from preventing this from happening? He messaged me this morning.

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    • Posted: 2018-03-26T00:07:13 by info

      If you didn't send them your banking credentials(usernames and passwords), credit or debit card information, you have nothing to worry about. Just be careful next time. Also, if you receive messages from them, please do not follow the instructions in them, and post them here to help others.

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  • Posted: 2018-02-06T10:46:03 by an anonymous user from or near: Patna, Bihar, India

    I got an e-mail from Samsung mobile lottery and he demanded id proof, but one mistake; I had given my photo of aadhar card at the email given by him: josephbishhop@hotmail.com.

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  • Posted: 2018-01-17T00:55:16 by an anonymous user from or near: Kochi, Kerala, India

    Sir one guy will call me and he asked me to give copy of my I'd proof but I didn't give to him

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  • Posted: 2018-01-13T11:37:31 by info

    Here is another scam:


    "Samsung House, 1000 Hillswood Drive,
    Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 0PS
    United Kingdom.

    ==========================
    The Samsung Electronics is pleased to inform you of the results derived from
    the E-mail Address Ballot Lottery International Program (EABLIP) held to
    consolidate our numerous customers worldwide. You E-mail Address have
    won a cash prize of £500,000.00 (FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND GREAT BRITISH POUNDS)
    and a 52 inch Widescreen Plasma TV with Built-In Home Theater System,
    Latest Samsung laptop,Smartphone and 2 T .Shirt from Samsung Electronics with the following details:

    Serial No: UK/GBP08/SAMSUNG
    Batch No. DNO/MA08/EUR
    Note: All participants were selected through a computer ballot system drawn from 50,000
    (Fifty thousand) names of email users around the world, as part of our international promotion program.
    Due to mix up of some names and addresses, we ask that you keep this award personal,
    till your claims have been processed and your funds remitted to you.
    This is part of our security measures to avoid double claiming or unwarranted participants or impersonators,
    taking advantage of the situation.
    KINDLY SEND YOUR DETAILS TO THIS EMAIL ID: ( SSG2018UK@outlook.com )FOR THE RELEASE OF YOUR FUND IN TIME:
    1. Full Name:
    2. Full Address:
    3. State:
    4. Occupation:
    5. Age:
    6. Sex:
    7. Country:
    8. Mobile Number:
    9. Winning Email:
    10: Account Details:
    NOTE: - YOU ARE TO IMMEDIATELY SEND YOUR COMPLETE INFORMATION TO
    OUR AGENT FOR IMMEDIATE PROCESS OF WINNING ON THIS
    EMAIL ID ONLY: - SSG2018UK@outlook.com (&) SAMSUNG2018UK@outlook.com
    ============================
    Dr. Williams Ferdinand
    Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
    TEL: 44 (70) 10039029
    Samsung Company Uk Board
    E-Mail: SSG2018UK@outlook.com
    I want to congratulate you In Advance and Please Do Not Forget to Help the Poor in the Society
    When Samsung Company Makes You a Beneficiary Of their World Wealth."

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  • Posted: 2017-11-11T06:56:38 by an anonymous user from or near: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

    Yes I have received this kind of email,the sender's email address: vedprakash@gmail.com

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  • Posted: 2017-11-03T08:10:57 by an anonymous user from or near: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

    I have received a email of this kind.

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  • Posted: 2017-08-15T13:53:39 by info

    Here is another scam:

    "SAMSUNG AVENUE STAMFORD
    BRIDGE LONDON SW1V 3DW
    UNITED KINGDOM
    E-MAIL: samsung.claim.centre@outlook.com
    TEL: 447010047805, 447984287192

    The Samsung Electronics Company is pleased to inform you of the results derived from the E-mail Address Ballot Lottery International Program (EABLIP) held to consolidate our numerous customers worldwide. Your E-mail Address have won a cash prize of £250,000 (TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND GREAT BRITISH POUNDS), Samsung Laptop and Two Samsung phones.

    Ref No: SAM/625/003/2017-0017
    Serial No: UK/GBP07/SAMSUNG
    Batch No. DNO/MA07/EUR

    Kindly send the following information to your claim agent Dr.WILLIAM to facilitate your fund release;
    1. Full Names:
    2. Home Address:
    3. Age/Sex:
    4. Marital Status:
    5. Occupation:
    6. Mobile Number:
    7. Nationality /State:
    8. Current City:
    9. Email:
    10.Language Spoken:

    Reply to this email: samsung.claim.centre@outlook.com"

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  • Posted: 2017-07-18T04:22:34 by an anonymous user from or near: New Delhi, National Capital Territory of Delhi, India

    But, how to avoid this kind of scam emails?

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    • Posted: 2017-07-18T06:44:30 by info

      Never send money or personal information to receive a lottery prize; legitimate companies will never ask you to do so. Research a suspicious email before following the instructions in it.

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  • Posted: 2017-07-08T03:16:58 by an anonymous user from or near: Pune, Maharashtra, India

    I recive a message & I just check information. So thank you.

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  • Posted: 2017-06-02T02:52:35 by an anonymous user from or near: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

    Even I received same email to today... thank you friends for such info.

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  • Posted: 2017-05-19T02:14:28 by an anonymous user from or near: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

    just now I got this message to my mail and I had doubt so I checked about that E-mail Address Ballot Lottery International Program (EABLIP),"...now I am clear thanks for awareness.

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  • Posted: 2017-04-17T17:41:37 by an anonymous user from or near: Khurja, Uttar Pradesh, India

    I have received same and also I had given all the details.How will that harmful me.

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    • Posted: 2017-04-17T18:08:26 by info

      If you have only given personal information then just be careful next time, because the will contact you using the information that you have sent and attempt to scam you.

      Now, if you have given them your financial information, contact your bank for help, or if you have given them your online account credentials, change your online account passwords immediately.

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  • Posted: 2017-04-06T06:07:40 by an anonymous user from or near: Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India

    If I answer it what I do now?

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    • Posted: 2017-04-06T08:12:43 by info

      Just be careful going forward because the scammers are going to contact you, in an attempt to scam you.

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  • Posted: 2017-04-02T23:56:20 by an anonymous user from or near: Vadodara, Gujarat, India

    Today I have got same mail....but I didn't reply.

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  • Posted: 2017-04-01T01:43:32 by an anonymous user from or near: Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India

    I have also got the same gmail like this on 31/03/2017. I sent my detail, what should I have to do.

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    • Posted: 2017-04-01T05:32:14 by info

      Just be careful next time.

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  • Posted: 2017-03-14T04:20:42 by an anonymous user from or near: Mansarovar, Rajasthan, India

    Thank u soooooo much for confirming my doubts over THE EXACT SAME EMAIL I received today.
    THANK UUUU SOOOO MUCHHHH!

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