Fraud - The "Mega Millions Lottery with Facebook Promotion" is a Scam

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Fraud - The Mega Millions Lottery with Facebook Promotion is a Scam

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There is no "Mega Millions Lottery with Facebook Promotion". Therefore, recipients of emails claiming they are winners in the fake lottery or promotion are asked to delete them and should not follow the instructions in them. Below is a sample of the "Mega Millions Lottery with Facebook Promotion" scam that is being sent to potential victims by lottery scammers.

Sample of a "Mega Millions Lottery with Facebook Promotion" Scam

On Wednesday, January 17, 2018 3:45 PM, Jeanie Wilson <winningclaimprizes201@gmail.com> wrote:

Congratulations ,you have won $200,000.00, all you need to do now is to go to http://www.megawinnersclaim .com/claim.html fill the CLAIM FORM and submit it

Here are some fraudulent websites where the "Mega Millions Lottery with Facebook Promotion" scam is located:

  • hxxp://www.megawinnersclaim .com
    Mega Millions Lottery with Facebook Promotion
  • hxxps://megamillionsfbkwinnings.com/claim.html

Online users who have already submitted their information on any of the fraudulent websites are asked to be careful going forward because they will be contacted by lottery scammers who will attempt to trick them into sending money, which they will claim is for taxes and fees.

Note: Some of the names, addresses, email addresses, telephone numbers or other information in samples on this website may have been impersonated or spoofed.

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  • September 13, 2019 at 8:17 AM by an anonymous user from Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

    They email me and said I won the lottery and gave me a WhatsApp number to retrieve my prize; their collect agent name is Bill Wilson. The other woman that told me about this competition name is lizelle botha; he told me that she has also won and she saw my name on the winning list when I ask her about her profile pic; why doesn't she got any; she tell me she remove it because of randomly calls and friend request

    remove

  • July 22, 2019 at 4:47 PM by an anonymous user from San Jose, California, United States

    I have been contacted by the scammers and by my own dumb luck I gave them my info. Do I stand a chance of losing my identity? Is there away that I can block these people. They text me saying I get 500,000 from a lottery. Then they gave me three options and said It would cost 450 for the carrier to drop the money at my front door..

    I have been hacked before so I think I need to find some privacy or protection on my Facebook from things like that. Please Help!

    remove

    • July 22, 2019 at 5:11 PM by info

      What exactly did you give to them?

      remove

  • July 22, 2019 at 5:01 AM by an anonymous user from Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa

    There is a Amanda Smith claiming you have won $2000000 and you must first pay R10000 for Bitcoin to deliver....please be aware she doesn't have a Facebook profile just a Messenger.

    remove

  • June 19, 2018 at 7:01 AM by an anonymous user from Edgware, England, United Kingdom

    Message from a Suzy Young. I am one of 6 chosen to accept 6oooooo dollars delivered straight to my home. Asked her if it was a scam. She assured me it wasnt so I did a search. Bye Suzy

    remove

  • March 6, 2018 at 11:18 PM by an anonymous user from Chicago, Illinois, United States

    I have somebody about every other day contact me saying they are a facebook agent and I won $500.000.000 and tell I must pay fees to get the money sent to my door step and the fee can't be taken out of winnings and all have ties to Nigeria.

    Oh got another want just asking for friendship I know it's a scam but they don't know I know it don't matter I don't have anything worth value I am poor I just like playing them to the end then I block and unfriend and they have a fake profile

    remove

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