you have won 750,000 GBP

Hi ashvini, yes I receive that kind of email every day, and I'm so tired of it, but luckily my account has a very good spam filter and I only receive those kind of email in the spam section.. but I think that the people sending those mails are unaware that their computers are infected with some kind of virus or trojan that is sending email as spam.. that's what I think..

ashvini do not respond to these people. they are scamsters. they just want that 300 pounds from you and then they disappear. i too had received such mails. they have some contacts in each country and once money is transfered to that particular account you will not hear anything from them. best is to ignore these mails and delete it.

It was a biggest scam in the internet. I do get these mails but not much. When I used the internet for the first time, I had visited their sites and I had given my name and email address. At that moment I will get atleast 10 mails from them. After sometime, I had changed my email service provider and now not much. Your PC could be a cash machine. Look at my profile to know how.

even today i have got similar kind of message....:) stating that i have won 750000 GBP, what u say, i was actually thinkin of trying my luck,

Yes, same is here !! just read and leve it...this is the answer ti those mails....be happy why should we worry, bye tc

ashvini_urs, hello. Yes, for about 2 years, I received these regularly. When I received the very first one, I went to the website of British Lotto to see if my name was in print as a winner. I was puzzled, because it wasn't there. So I went to the Help section, where I saw a message : "If you have not entered the Sweepstakes and do not hold a ticket number, then you cannot have win any money." And of course, I hadn't entered. It's amazing but these people think that we are dumb - of course we would check. But the emails still came, one after another. I do feel very sorry for anyone who was taken in and who actually paid for the delivery charges. I guess some people didn't do any checking, because the emails wouldn't be so persistent if they didn't work for the cheats. Well, you and I used our brains, didn't we?

Hey man great. Can you share some of that with me. hahaha. I posted a similar discussion here last week when I received a mail stating that a person wants to share some fraudulent money with me. I missed the opportunity, so would like to have some of your fortune.

hahaha. i got that e-mail too from mr. smith. well, i ignore such e-mails when it concerns winning or transferring tremendous amount of money. especially when they ask for personal information. are there still people who hadn't get the idea of fraud? bad for them.