There is NO "Freelottery Online Sweepstakes International," therefore, recipients of email or text messages claiming they are winners in a such a lottery should delete the messages, and should not follow the instructions in them. This is because messages are being sent by lottery scammers who are attempting to trick their potential victims into sending them their personal information and will subsequently ask them to send money in order to collect their so-called lottery prize.
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The "Freelottery Online Sweepstakes International" Scam
FREELOTTERY ONLINE SWEEPSTAKES INTERNATIONAL
BRUXELLES BELGIUM
Following official result publication of E-mail electronic On-line Sweepstakes organized by the FREELOTTERY CORPORATION,the Heineken prizes in conjunction with the foundation for the promotion of software products.held in Brussels Belgium.
Wherein your electronic email emerged as one of the on-line winning emails in the 1st category.You have therefore been approved for a lump payout of One Million Two Hundred Thousand Eurs(€1,200.000.00 Euros), you are advice to contact the processing officer.
To begin your claim you are to contact Mr Paul Fritzpatrick , The Operations Manager of FREELOTTERY AGENCY INTERNATIONAL BRUSSELS BELGIUM.
TEL: +32-466-380-289
Note,the winning information was released today with the following particulars.
AWARD INFORMATION
Ticket Number 28-44-15-37-11
Draw Lucky Numbers 13-29-34-19-20
You are advise to fill and submit the below form to process your claim and we will contact you within 24hrs.
Remember, once you are asked to send personal information or money in order to receive a prize for a lottery that you didn't enter, it is a scam. This is because legitimate lotteries will never ask winners to send money in order to collect their prizes. And, you cannot win a lottery that you did not participate in.
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