Audi Automobiles INTL Promotion Lottery Scam

The "Audi Automobiles INTL Promotion" email below is a scam. Therefore, online users, if you have received emails like the one below, which claim you have thousands or millions of dollars in the so-called "Audi Automobile Global 2019 Promotion," please delete them because they are lottery scams being sent by scammers.

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Audi Automobiles INTL Promotion Lottery Scam

Remember, once you are asked to send money or personal information to collect a lottery prize, it is a scam. So, do not be fooled by lottery scammers who make millions of dollars from gullible online users who they have tricked into believing they have won some so-called lottery.

The "Audi Automobiles INTL Promotion" Lottery Scam

From: Q7Universal Contest <Q7UniversalContest@outlook.com>

Date: August 1, 2020 at 12:27:15 PM CDT

Subject: Audi Automobile Terms & Conditions



Full Contact Address: Das Compound 34, Nesbit Road, Next to Mazgaon Court, Mazgaon, 400010.

Congratulation Audi Automobile 2020 Globe Promotion Lucky Winner: Jakiera F...

The entire board of directors of Audi Automobiles INT'L promotion wish to congratulate you once again on this note for being part of the lucky winner selected in this Audi Automobiles INT'L annual promotion, and we hereby use this medium to acknowledge the receipt of your claims requirement regarding the winning notification email you received informing you of the prize you have won. Audi administrative department whom approved this very 2020 Audi Automobiles promotion to be done in India have just approved your payment of the tune of Nine Hundred Thousand US Dollars.

A certified check of the said sum has been written in your name, Your Certificate of winnings and your form b1 (otherwise known as the Clearance Certificate) alongside the documents of your brand New 2020 AUDI Q7 car has been compiled in as a consignment and sent to the official security Courier Company in your favor. To claim this prizes, you will have to contact the affiliated security courier company agent whom will be responsible for the delivery of the entire necessary documents that is of high importance to you including your winning check, so we expect you to show a great appreciation to Audi Automobile company.

As a great firm been in existence for years have single handedly made this event possible in other to keep promoting the sales and use of Audi cars in every part of the world, in case you still have doubts arising from the area of how you got selected note that the selection process was carried out through an electronic email ballot system our aim was to select winners through the internet which will be much more easier way to select winners all around the universe and due to the fact that you alone have access to your email, have no fear for you have emerged a winner if you are the original proprietor to this email account which you have received the winning notification letter as distributed by our event manager.

In furtherance to begin the claims process you are advised to contact the affiliated security courier company that will be responsible for the shipment of your check and Audi Q7 fully loaded luxury SUV, upon that be also aware that before your winning prizes was released to security courier company a hard cover insurance policy was placed on your winning by Audi Automobile company to avoid any harm or illegal channeling due to this no harm or deduction can be done to your certified prize check.

Failure to claim your prizes (CASH) would result to forfeiting and will be used for the next Audi Automobiles international lottery program. Furthermore, should there be any change in your contact address you quickly notify the affiliated security courier company agent as soon as possible. Although the Audi Automobile CEO could have be the one to hand over the check and the documents of the car to you but the distance between this country and your own country is too far that is why the CEO decided we use the security courier company to deliver your high valuable winning prize to you.

Nevertheless, this is the courier contact email for your winning prize to be delivered to you. Contact immediately and endeavor to update on your successful process with the security courier company for liaison purposes.

Contact the affiliated security courier company via E-mail: TNTcommercialactivity@gmail.com

Tel +91 990 141 6028

Provide below information’s to them;

Full Name:

Phone Number:

Residential Full Address:

You must provide this your winning reference number and secret pin code to the delivery company.

Reference Number: Audi /182857/17.

Secret Pin Code: Audi / Q7/2838/35.

To enable the Dispatch officer, verify your claim with the files which has been sent to them.

KINDLY CONTACT THE TNT COURIER DISPATCH COMPANY VIA E-MAIL:

Contact the affiliated security courier company via E-mail: TNTcommercialactivity@gmail.com

Dispatch Officer Name. Sam Deepak

Tel +91 990 141 6028

This Audi Automobile international promotion which you are opportune to benefited from was fully sponsored and organized in India. Through the help of Germany Audi Automobile Company, the reason why it was organized in this India is to internationally promote one of the Audi mega company which was newly completed over here.

Before your winning prize was released to security courier company a hard cover insurance policy was placed on your winning prize by Audi Automobile company to avoid any harm or illegal channeling, due to this no harm or deduction can be done to your certified prize check. Keep us posted on any development with the affiliated security courier company, in relation to your prize winnings. Do not forget to quickly notify this Audi Automobile Company when you finally receive your winning prize from the affiliated security courier company.

Sincerely

Mr. Emmett Ryker Otis

INT’L Audi Automobiles Promotion Manager.

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February 8, 2024 at 11:02 PM by
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an anonymous user from: Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

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August 4, 2021 at 12:01 AM by
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an anonymous user from: Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

HI there

Please help me to check the prize of Audi INTL Promotion which I received an email from Audi INTL company in India was I won the prize USD 900,000; is it the true? To claim this I have to pay USD 650.00 or USD 950 depending on how long will I received the Check delivery

Please help me to investigate this matter

Cheers

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February 8, 2024 at 11:01 PM by
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an anonymous user from: Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

I'm a victim of this account

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August 4, 2021 at 7:28 AM by
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It is not true, it is a scam sent by thieves.

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March 30, 2021 at 11:48 PM by
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an anonymous user from: Vientiane, Laos

Dear Sir

Please help me to check the prize of AudI INTL Promotion "Lottery Scam" which I received email from AudI INTL company in India was I won the prize it is the true? If it True please advise how I can received the prize.

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March 31, 2021 at 7:46 AM by
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It is not true, it is a scam.

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