Is "The Poker Online Lottery" Trustworthy?
The "The Poker Online Lottery" at pokerlottonline.com is a fake and scam. I can’t imagine them giving thousands away to people when they raise money for charity. I was told my cousin’s wife was contacted, bought $3,500 of Google Play cards and received US$150,000 in a package delivered to her door by courier, Cairns, Australia. All was in cash. She then contacted me to tell me I was on the list. So I got into a conversation with a Lorraine Clawson who was insistent I fill in the forms, go straight away and buy the Google Play cards, even sent me photos of the card and my certificate reward.
I was told: "This is a working compensation board that comes up once in a year and we are allowed to select 35,000 people(s) only among the billions of name given to us. Are you ready to claim your winnings now?"
An Eric James also contacted me insisting I get the Google Play cards or similar, but legitimate lottery companies do not ask their winners to send them Google Pay cards in order to collect their prizes.
As I am in holiday in Australia, I am from NZ, I didn’t have a clue what she was talking about, gave me a list of places to go to buy the cards... Got very very demanding. Finally, I told her I was in the desert riding camels and that there were no shops around.
I blocked her on my FB. Having checked her FB, nothing, I have checked some of the other so-called winners and can’t see any that would have received money, but there are blank FB pages with names on them.
Filled out the form, stupid me, only gave her my name, address and phone number, nothing else.
I suggested that rather than buying Google Play cards, they deduct the $3,500 out of the $150,000. They said, NO, they can’t do that as they are all sealed. Hmmm.
Information about "The Poker Online Lottery"
Offices:
1015 Washington Avenue #404
St Louis,MO 63132
USA.
Support & Service: 24/7
Email: info@pokerlottonline.com
Tel: +1 (469) 305-3317
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