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Lottery - Donation
There is no United Nation Foundation (U.N.F) Lottery Promo that is giving away millions of dollars in grant donation. Therefore, recipients of fake and fraudulent email messages like the one below, which claim that they have been selected by the United Nation Foundation (U.N.F) Lottery Promo to receive a Grant Donation Reward should delete them. The fake and fraudulent email messages are being sent by lottery scammers to trick their potential victims into sending them personal information and money. But, if the recipients send their personal information and money, the lottery scammers will disappear and not send the money that they have promised. This will leave their victims depressed and a few hundred or thousands of dollars broke.
From: Angelina McLeod <mcleoda6@myumanitoba.ca>Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2017, 4:52:00 AM CSTSubject: CONGRATULATIONS!Dear Winner,We are pleased to inform you that your Lucky Email Address has been selected by the United Nation Foundation (U.N.F) Lottery Promo to receive a Grant Donation Reward of $1,000,000.00 USD (One-Million-United-State-Dollars). Your Winning Qualification Code is (ZK101TG9007) for Claims. Please contact Mr. Edward Larry now on: unf_verification@europe.com with your information below:1. FULL NAME:2. SEX:3. AGE (day/month/year):4. HOME/OFFICE ADDRESS:5. STATE/CITY:6. COUNTRY:7. OCCUPATION:8. TELEPHONE NUMBER:9. AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU WON:NOTE: It is very important that you keep all your winning conversation/details personal and confidential until your prize money has been paid to you. This is a security measure to avoid double claiming or/and impersonation that has occurred in the past as a result of third party interference. Good luck to you!Regards,Claims Team (U.N.F).
From: Angelina McLeod <mcleoda6@myumanitoba.ca>
Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2017, 4:52:00 AM CST
Subject: CONGRATULATIONS!
Dear Winner,
We are pleased to inform you that your Lucky Email Address has been selected by the United Nation Foundation (U.N.F) Lottery Promo to receive a Grant Donation Reward of $1,000,000.00 USD (One-Million-United-State-Dollars). Your Winning Qualification Code is (ZK101TG9007) for Claims. Please contact Mr. Edward Larry now on: unf_verification@europe.com with your information below:
1. FULL NAME:
2. SEX:
3. AGE (day/month/year):
4. HOME/OFFICE ADDRESS:
5. STATE/CITY:
6. COUNTRY:
7. OCCUPATION:
8. TELEPHONE NUMBER:
9. AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU WON:
NOTE: It is very important that you keep all your winning conversation/details personal and confidential until your prize money has been paid to you. This is a security measure to avoid double claiming or/and impersonation that has occurred in the past as a result of third party interference. Good luck to you!
Regards,
Claims Team (U.N.F).
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Have you ever heard of Grace Kevin she is the promotion manager for Kitefly in Mali?
Ye I was told tom email her on kitefly about my "best profile of 2018: paying 2,5 million all on a visa card suppose to arrive any day! its a bunch of s**t, HUH?
It is a scam.
They sent me a message saying I've won such amount.
Yes they sent me a message from kitefly
Ever hear of a Lilian Donald from Kitefly?
These same people contacted me.
ever hear of an agent Mark Stokesbury or agent Eileen Gregory (302)307-4258I don't trust this
I have a phone number of 617-387-4451 that is saying this is legit and supported by the U.S. government and the CDFA.
Hello, Would you please check out an agent by the name of Clarke Martins, who says that he is with United Nation Funds Grant Lottery? This is supposed to be a promo for a short amount of time.He did not contact me, but I contacted him through a friend of mine who says that she has gotten money and has urgently been onto me to contact him. I wish that I hadn't, because I gave him my name, phone number, social security number, & e-mail address as my friend said this is what you have to do to see if you qualify for this lottery!Then he did contact me and said that I was okay to go, but that I needed to fill out a form or give him more info - full name, address, did I own my own home, how much I made a year, did I want my money in form of a check or cash, etc. When I give him that information, then he'll let me know how much I won. I am really afraid of this and think that it is a scam - I am so sorry that I gave him my social security number or even contacted him in the first place. Thank you so very much.
There is no "United Nation Funds Grant Lottery," it is a scam, so there is no need to check the name.
