Just won 1M bucks! Please congratulate me!

tats really a gud news FullTank LOL,I used to receive these kind of emails 5 yrs back at tat time i still doing my graduation i thought it for real but i had no bank account at that to provide them with the details now i laugh at myself for my ignorance haha.As i have started working online all the scams made me much wiser.gud day.

I have received similar emails many times. All I can say, is don't you wish they were real?

Everyone here is trollbait.

Sorry to burst your bubble but. 100% fake...=/ I get these emails all the time...

i should be a trillionaire by now if i had accepted all those millions i was offered and still been offered but every time i see them especially from nigeria my finger just picks up this quick allergic reflexes and press delete my finger gets allergies when ever my mind sees' win i never entered so if your finger is not like mine and you accepted then congratulations,add me as a friend from now so when the process is complete please do give me some,

I have received similar sounding emails from Nigerian, and other supposed official sounding but fishy fishermen out to committ fraud with your info. But hey, who knows, if you really do get the million - I'd gladly take a Long Island Iced Tea and my ten bucks via paypal my man. Congratulations.

Congratulations but I wouldnt take that to seriuosly because I have also won millions of dollars too but so far I havent collected a cent because I guess I didnt send the small amount that is required for the transfer.You see I AM WILLING TO BET THAT the next stage is where hey ask you to send a small transfer fee and believe me if you send them the money ,that is the last time you will hear frome them adn likewise if you dont .You see they are playing up on the need and greed of many people and the fact that so little is required makes many people willing to send their hard earned cash .However I am thinking that if I win so much money why dont you take the fee from it and send me the rest .There are two warning signs to look for with these scammers,most of them are from nigeria or one of the these African countries or from Europe and secondly the transfer fee you have to pay before you have collected any money .

How does anyone think that somebody will fall for this trick. There must be some really dumb people out there who will or else why would this guy even try. You should forward him that you would like to give him half the winnings, so he should also send you his bank account information and once you receive it and verify that there is money in it, you will send him yours. I wonder if he would even respond back.

Oh my...I receive that kind of emails all the time!! Lol, I didn't think they were being sent to other people too!

It amazes me at how dumb those scammers think people are. Everyone knows that something that great doesn't happen out of nowhere, and if you ever do randomly win $1,000,000 you're definitely going to find out in a big way, not through an e-mail coming from some guy you've never spoken to/knows asking for your bank account information!! I never received an e-mail like that, but if I were you I'd play along and write back something that said "Really??? How did I win that amount of money if I didn't apply anywhere? Anyway, here's my bank information," and then add a fake name as well as a fake account number, that way the scammer will think he actually fooled someone, only to be made a fool!

hi congratulation

Yes I have recieved it just two days before.. Remember these words: "yahoo-msn lottery" " Its a secret dont reveal it to anyone" " You have been selected from random selection of all mail users" "lotterry no." etc., It is a scam dont believe it.. In our area a man was even murdered by these Nigerians.. Dont open those mails . It may even contain harmful viruses.

I get that kind of emails all the time. If they were all real, I would be able to buy EA, Microsoft and the all Internet by now...

Oh man!! i receive these emails too.... :(

i get these all the time. with slight variations on the info and the amount and how to go about getting it. really quite annoying. but sometimes i like to have a laugh reading the names of these people. i'm sure some of them are 'real' names, but others just sound so fake, you can't help but snicker. my favorite one is dr. pissa abubaka .... i wonder if this one is a real name :)

great job mr.fulltank.. hope that story is real,,can i ask you some favor can you add me as your friend,, thank you,, Good lack God bless..

how come you win a million dollars do you jointo any sweeptakes!There are lot of hacker or scammed mail, so take care and dont believe, unless you know to yourself that you didnt joined any contest to won that money, so its impossible.

Dont ever dare give your trust to that e-mail or you might be disappointed. There are no guarantee that you really won 1M bucks when they are asking for your bank account. Dont give any details to them. My advice is just ignore them.

yes,actually i often got some e-mails like that .and the news always said i was the lustiest user and i got the lottery and the prizes were a computer and some money.but i have never got those prizes !so there are all lies ,they just want to get your personal information including your account and id card!be more careful when you encounter matter like this next time!

Yes, I have received several of these emails and was instructed by several friends, family members and even the news not to ever give any personal information to these people because it is a scam. I am sure you already know this, but in case you don't, now you do.