Online users, beware of Network Online Program Global Awards lottery scam like the one below, which is being advertised on social media and the rest of the internet by lottery scammers. The promotion and lottery scams claim that the recipients have won or have been awarded millions of U.S dollars, and are asked to send their names, addresses, mobile numbers, nationalities or other personal information in order to claim or receive their so-called prizes. But, the information requested is what scammers need in order to trick their potential victims into sending money in order to claim so-called lottery prizes.
Therefore, recipients of Network Online Program Global Awards or lottery email messages claiming that they should send their personal information or money, should delete the messages and not follow the instructions in them.
The "Network Online Program Global Awards" Lottery Scam
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Fri 15/09/2017 22:19
From: "Network Online Program Global Awards"
Message
Congratulation!!! Dear Email User,
We wish to notify you that You email address was automatically generated and selected during Network Online Program GLOBAL AWARDS (NOPGA) yearly International Online Promotions draw held in Johannesburg.
You have therefore been approved to claim a Star Prize of $3000.000.00 Three Million US Dollars in cash credited to Reference No: 5676/2017. The award money is payable through bank transfer or ATM Card.
To claim your winning prize contact your appointed claim agent in our paying bank payment processing center South Africa for Immediate Release of your fund.
Contact person: Mrs. Janet Petersen
Telephone: +27-63-376-0336
Fax number: +27-86-632-2886
Email:ppcentersa@safrica.com
Quote your details and Reference number
1. Full names:
2. Mobile:
3. Age:
;4. Sex:
5. Country:
6. Reference No:
Congratulations'' once again from all our Staff and thank you for being part of our Promotions Program
Regards,
Mr.Fred Morgan
(Coordinator/ Online Publicity).
Copyright©2017 Network Online Program Global Awards.
Remember, legitimate companies will never ask their winners to send money in order to claim their prizes, and will never request personal and financial information via email messages. Lottery scamming is a big business, and scammers are working hard to make their scams appear real or legitimate. Therefore, recipients of email or other messages should not quickly send requested information or follow instructions in the messages before doing their research.