B. Raymond Buxton Foundation Scam

Scammers are sending fake B. Raymond Buxton Foundation emails like the one below. Therefore, online users are asked not to respond to them. They should delete the fake emails because Buxton is not sending random donation emails to individuals worldwide as a charity project.

A "B. Raymond Buxton Foundation" Scam Email

From: PW
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2024 at 04:48:24 PM MST
Subject: Donation.
I won the Powerball Lottery jackpot of $425 Million United States Dollars, and I have decided to donate Ј480,512.00 ($608,165.29 USD) to 10 individuals worldwide as my charity project. The sum of Ј480,512.00 ($608,165.29 USD) has been donated to you from the B. Raymond Buxton Foundation.
To verify my winning, please visit the web page below:
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2014/04/02/298334570/lucky-he-is-242-million-powerball-winner-channels-yoda
please reply to this email for claims: [email address removed]
Regards,
B. Raymond Buxton

Emails like these are used to trick potential victims into contacting scammers. The scammers will pretend to be from a so-called B. Raymond Buxton foundation and ask potential victims to send money in order to receive their so-called donation. But, if they do so, they will never receive the so-called donation and they will never get back the money they have sent to the scammers.