The "Facebook International Lottery 2017" is a Scam or Fake

My experience is different because it was a combination, it began with text messaging over the telephone multiple parties one claiming to be Mr. Zuckerberg along with emails. Can I be referred to the proper authorities in the FBI. I have valuable information concerning all of this.

This is another scam, please do not follow the instructions in it:

"Go to the Site for more proof of your winning.

www.fblottery.org

At 2018-09-08 03:59:42, "Mr. Marc Andreessen" <info@fblottery.org> wrote:

Facebook Lottery Team

REF: online splash promo.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

We (Facebook Lottery Team) proudly announce! that your E-MAIL ACCOUNT has been selected as one of the lucky winners and has won the sum $5,000,000.00USD (Five Million United State Dollars ) in the on-going Face-book online award promo. Your Ticket number is 00545 188 564756.

Prize #77801209/N,

WINNING NUMBER: FB/575061725.

Serial number 5368/02

Lucky numbers: 17 98 09 67 46

All participants were selected through a computer random integrated system drawn in 27 million E-mail address address via the Internet and lucky winners do not have to purchase any ticket to participate in this lottery program.

Kindly forward below details to:

Contact Person: Mr. David Wehner

E-mail: davidwehner12@outlook.com

Tel: 447012987065

...

Yours in service,

Mr.Marc Andreessen

Facebook Lottery Facilitator.

Copyright c2018 Facebook Lottery Promotions!"

Received this:

"From: FBOOKTEAM lisaan7n7@comcast.net

lisaand087@comcast.net

lottery@facebokmails.com

201807010156.AKB99113@mirapoint1.infokom.net

rina@infokom.net

Sent: dimanche 1 juillet 2018 03:57

Subject: Notification

Dear Facebook user,

Your name and email has been verified as a winner from the ongoing Facebook online lottery promotion 2018.

An official mail was sent to you last month but no response, therefore we decided to notify you via email.

Kindly acknowledge our notification for more details.

Yours Faithfully,

FACEBOOK TEAM.

1 Hacker Way,

Menlo Park,

CA 94205"

Here is another scam:

"The Online Consumer Promotions 2018.

European Region Office:

Facebook International Lottery

1601 Willow Road

Menlo Park, California 94025.USA

Inquiries Phone: 1-650-446-5022

http://www.facebook.com.

Congratulations,

This is to officially inform you that we are still waiting to receive your mail regarding the confirmation of your winning with Facebook here in United Kingdom. We have confirmed your E-mail as one of the lucky winner but for further verification we would like you to confirm the following.

(**) Your Full names:

(**) Your Telephone Number

(**) Your Contact address:

(**) Your Occupation:

(**) Your Country:

(**) Your Age & Sex:

Congratulations once more on your winning and I advise you to make a judicious use of this huge amount of money as soon as you receive it.

Mr. David M. Wehner

Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Facebook, Inc.

1601 Willow Road

Menlo Park, California 94025

Inquiries Phone: 1-650-446-5022"

I was contacted by a few people claiming that I have won a big amount of money. asking me to send 350$. scam or what?

Sent you info about Facebook winning of 40,000 dollars from a Catharine Fibian. Fox

A Catharine Fibian Fox contacted me about a winning one Facebook

Received via email:

"I got a Texts Messages from Mr Mark Zuckerberg tell me I had won 600,00,00 from the facebook lottery promo I was wanting to know if it is true or not my name is Annette the phone number I got The Texts is 914-861-5290 and it came from new york"

agentboylesconnor@gmail.com - he now has my full name address email address and mobile number. Can’t believe I could have been so stupid to give out my personal details .

Received message from Lydia Gord saying "I was lucky winner of $100,000 in the International Lottery in conjunction with Facebook" she posted a "list of winners" and when I Googled the supposedly chairman the only listing was an obituary for this person in April of 2015.

She repeatedly messaged me late at,early morning and even on Sunday... assuring this wasn't a scam. The supposedly "cashier" was a man by the name of Calvin Reece from Ferndale, Washington...this AM she messaged that she was forwarding me to a woman from Alberto,Calgary (Canada) this person posted a picture of a "winner" holding an oversized "check" which was dated 2015 and a package of a recent "winner" with no return address that supposedly contained his "winning" when I told her I was reporting this her reply was I have nothing else to say.

Both these individuals used very poor Grammar and had a lot of misspelled words

Just got this scam on my fb page via message from a mark chan for this so called fb lottery offer thanks for your vital info site

Okay, I'm in Canada an d they said I won 950.ooo.ooo and they reported that my account was hacked and a woman by the of name Amanda long Smith...her account was hacked by a John Long Smith and I believed it ..and sent 600.oo Canadian...and yes money order ..and western union...is it true.

It is not fair to say that you won a lottery by your e-mail on Facebook. It is just cruel. I think I will get off Facebook and go elsewhere, as they are slimy worms.

A woman by the name Linda snow (Mary snow) is saying that I won, what should I do. she is messaging me right now as we I am writing this.

I am currently talking to a woman named Mary Ann who supposedly works for Facebook about my 'winnings' and a shipping fee. But I don't trust her.

I had also same lottery scam from the woman Linda Kay Lange (maybe she is a hooker) and also ask 450$ and Federal Aviation Administration 1550 $ and 6000$ from British Insurance Cooperation.

All is Fraud. Please beware of this woman.

They use Facebookclaimsdept_2017@outlook.com.

I received the following e-mail through Facebook:

"Your name was among the 20 lucky winners of $600,000.00USD each on the Facebook group promotion award attached to Lucky Number (FB-4441137/07), Ticket Number (FB-77510433/07), Batch Number (FB-1044365641) and Serial Number (FB-4441137/244)"

This is a scam or a fake lottery!

Here is another scam, please do not follow the instructions in it:

"FROM: THE DESK OF THE PRESIDENT.

INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONS / PRIZE AWARD.

CATEGORY: 2ND

CONGRATULATION FROM FACEBOOK INC

Attention: Facebook User

This correspondence officially confirms that we are in receipt of your mail regarding the claim of your winnings value of ($600,000 USD) Six hundred thousand United State Dollars and I want to let you know that this is 100% real and legal.

Meanwhile we have look into the possibility of you having your Winning Fund, so you are to choose from the mode of payment as stated below:

1. (CHECK). In this method of certified Check is a form of check for which the bank verifies that sufficient funds exist in the account to cover the amount on the check.

2. (ATM CARD). In this method you fund will be loaded into an ATM CARD that can work anywhere in the world.

3. (BANK DRAFT). A certified draft is a check that is written by a bank and is therefore certain to be paid and it is signed/certified by an authorized bank official.

Kindly Re-confirm your NAME, CELL PHONE NUMBER, HOME ADDRESS and COUNTRY OF ORIGIN and Acknowledge this mail by replying back immediately.

Yours Faithfully, Am sorry for not replying back your mail, I have been at the Hospital but am back to work.

John Cole

Promo Coordinator

© 2017 FACEBOOK"

A Rachel B Jones sent me friendship request. I only took it because it said in her profile she works for Facebook. Know she wrote to me over the messenger that I am the winner of 500.000,00$

I do not believe this so I thought to check if this could be real and found it is not. That is why I am writing to you. You should know about this scam.

What is going on here on facebook? Someone from "Facebook Lottery contacts me saying I'm a winner of 500,0000. To send money to release my money. I sent 500$ and am still being asked to send more. I don't understand if this is real or not. Some Facebook said it's real and the other said no its a scam. my problem here is that why is it so complicated to get a proper answer to my questions. Either there is or is not. Of course, I didn't want to miss out on money if being true. But at the same time, I'm out of money I sent. 500$ I COULD HAVE USED. I feel if this is a scam that facebooks, Mr, Zuckerberg should be held responsible. To pay back stolen money off his company's site.

Yes, I fell for it. I sent them photo of my ID. I didn't send money. On messager a women named Bonney Sperry said she was an agent. Should I be worried I sent them my info, but got concerned when ask for 350.

A person named Sir David Douglas agent, messaged me after I had received a message from someone using a friend's info telling me they had won money from Facebook Lottery. He said each family could only receive funds one time and to send $150 to Africa so FedEx could deliver money to your front door.

He continues to text me. The person helping him I confronted over the phone and he started sending out friend requests and telling the same story to my family and friends. Contact numbers I have. Please help stop this.

What if I gave them my personal information. Can I stop them from using it?

I was contacted by Erskine B Bowles, saying he was a facebook lottery agent, that I had won 500,000.00 dollars. I need to send 320.0 to get my winning. Is this a scam?

Thank you for confirming what I already thought. .

I was contacted by tina dinese vazques....that I won 500 thousand usd...asking me to pay delivery charge so I can get my prixe...it is a scam right?

My friend was contacted by Lisa Case using the exact email listed here. She told him he won $150,000 but needed $320 for delivery.

I had someone to contact me today off Faceboo telling me that he is a CEO and said I had won 980 million dollars.

Is there anything that can be done if you have been informed of winning a lottery, and you paid money to get your winnings? I am, unfortunately, one of those who believed that I had won money.

What about the FBI AGENT that contacted me from Facebook saying I have unclaimed winning package.