Did you receive notifications that states that you have won a huge sum ?

All of these are scams and phishing mails. DO NOT respond to them. DO NOT give your Bank details. DO NOT believe that any 'online application form' associated with these mails is genuine. By giving your bank details you will almost certainly have put your account in jeopardy. If you have given your bank details already, contact your bank immediately and ask them what they advice. They may suggest that you close the account and open a new one or they may ask you to change your password. They will know what is best.

You're in big trouble if you gave them your bank details. These people will try to get your money from your bank account or use your name and other info about you to do illegal things. There are even instances when some people who own credits cards find out that they are billed for some purchases that they did not make. And it was something really impossible coz they are charged of purchases from other country when in fact they haven't left their own country. I had received many emails like that and I was tempted to reply. They did not ask for my bank details though and even if they did I wouldn't give it to them. They replied and ask me to choose what kind of card I want and then ask to contact fedex for the details to get the card. It turned out that I have to pay $150 for the courrier service. So from then I did not entertain such emails. I replied a few telling them to send the money without asking me to pay for anything, otherwise they are just scamming me and they won't get any single cent from me.

I receive a lot of those messages. It's very funny. But I have to admit that the very first time I receive such, I thought it was for real. But the longer I have been online, the more I discovered that they are scams. Usually when I receive such, I just delete them.

They send me those things all the time.... Most of them are from the Bank of Nigeria... It is pretty sad that alot of the scams even have the balls to use military titles to get you sucked into their scams..... I would not give my banking account to any of them but you may choose to do so..... If you do I wish you all the best.....

Hi regards, I'v responded sicu emails with mydetails. then they asked me to send some amount for the delivery. I said deduct the required amout from the amount the he is goind to pay me. then they never responded me. they all frauds. be careful my buddy. vallie

Many years ago there was a skit on Saturday Night Live about a killer shark that wanted to eat the people in this house. They wouldn't let him in, so he knocked on the door and said, "Pizza! Pizza delivery." That's what these Phising people do. I get this crap all of the time in my Spam mail box. But sometimes, like the killer shark, they disguise themselves as something else and get in my regular email. And I always get something from the fake Paypal. And as some other myLotters have said, "Never provide your bank account information in email or in surveys. Nor give you phone number.

Hi Naxous, it's not that easy to won any huge sum online. I won't believe such notification emails for sure. Yeah, they always happen to appear in my mailbox every now and then. Once I see any of them I will delete them straight away. I don't want to see them to make my mailbox to look messy. We will be trapped if sending the required handling fees asked. I know what they actually need is the money we transfer to their account. I trust them only if there is totally not a single penny is charged. But I'm still afraid that what will happen if giving them all my bank account detail Anyway greed will lead us to great loss Happy posting

When I check my spam folder, I see lots of such notifications by email. If they are willing to give me, I have no problems taking it. However, if need me to pay some money outfront, I would be rather skeptical. Perhaps I should have responded to one of them and hope perhaps that the one I selected might be real!

I have recieved countless letters, emails and even phone calls that I have won huge fortunes. The letters go straight in the trash, the emails get deleted, and the phone-calls get hung up. _Derek

Oh I used to get a lot of those mail and they either go straight to my Junk Mail or I just delete them automatically. I don't want to be fooled by those because some of those actually ask for your bank details but will just take from you rather than give you any money. Ugh.

First of all similar question has been discussed already.Kindly check. However I shall once again discuss on that.The e-mail may not bear your e-mail ID. this may be a general information to e-mail ID's.If get involved they may take some of your money and you will get forfeited. You can also view Mylotters view on the subject. I have received/am receiving and I do not reply.Let us be vigilant on this matter.

I get these emails all the time and there is a name for them. PFISHING.... If it sounds too good to be true it commonly is.... never provide personal information, especially bank info.. These scams commonly work by sending you information and then asking you to send a check back for the difference. Either the check or deposit they send you fails, and then you are out the money you sent back to them plus any fees for possible overdrafts.... As I said before, if it sounds too good to be true it probably is.

Hi Naxous Yes i do receive similar messages everyday. i wont check them. i just delete those mails.... but so many people are there who are falling to their trick everyday... i have personally seen some people near my home..

I don't believe in getting every thing for free, in my mind free equal with scam. I thing this day no one will give big sum of money to someone for free, we must be very careful....

I did received several emails of this kind stating that i won. I was so happy at first but after reading the mail, it seems too good to be true. They would usually say that you have entered a contest,which is not true. With the reports of many scams, i just delete them and forget about the email. If you have sent the details about your bank, it is best to contact your bank and ask for advice on how to deal with it.

I did received several emails of this kind stating that i won. I was so happy at first but after reading the mail, it seems too good to be true. They would usually say that you have entered a contest,which is not true. With the reports of many scams, i just delete them and forget about the email. If you have sent the details about your bank, it is best to contact your bank and ask for advice on how to deal with it.

I do receive these types of e-mail messages on a daily basis. I always delete these types of messages. I must telling that these are scams and you won't receive any money.

yes i receive many and even if i start counting the sum of money of all then i would be richer than the bill gates. this is the thing i would like to tell. then dont believe on them ever. they are just the spammer looking for any victim. who can just pay them money forgetting the prize. In short they are the online cheaters.

Hi Naxous Be careful& beware, a lot of people in my country had and still being duped by such email fraudsters. They get your personal info and then loot you of your money - so much so that almost everyday in our Indian newspapers there have been reports and cautions to report such emails and never acknowledge them- most of these crooks are located in Nigeria the reports say, so be careful as with the lure of a windfall they will take away whatever you have - so never divulge any info- your bank account, ATM pin, bank user id & password etc; simply report to the police All the Best

welcome to the club man. ive been recieving emails like such since the day i cant remember when. theres a whole lot of them. ranging from unclaimed parcels, job employment offers with astronomical salary offers, business partneship, so on and so forth. one time i teased one of them, replied and send documents that they need, then gave the site(mail add) to the NBI. so he was tracked, and i never know what happened next. hope they caught him. in the first place, how will you win in a lottery if you never joined one? lol. they're scam. just ignore. good day.