Congratulation, you have won two million pounds.??

I also receive a lot of emails announcing me: "Congratulation, you have won..." I'm sure that they are scams because I did not participate in any lottery or something like that. I delete immediately all these scam emails. I noticed this kind of scam or phishing emails are more and more today.

Do not fall for that! there is no such thing!If I had 1$ for every email I got telling me that I won big,I would not have any debts(and trust me I have plenty).Lots of SCAMS out there,be careful,We want to make some money badly,so may be we are susceptible to believe all this,and that is what the scammers are counting on!!!

If you ever get an email, a phone call, or a piece of mail that claims you've won something, think: have I entered to win anything? Do I know this company? If I do know this company, do the contact phone numbers and addresses match to the real company? If no to any of those, ignore the communication and/or report them to local consumer agencies. It's amazing to me how stupid these scammers think people are...how could I have won anything if I didn't enter to win? Yet, people fall for it all the time, or else they wouldn't still be scamming people. I recently got a phone call telling me I had won a free GE home security system, that I was one out of five winning households in my area. I didn't sign up to win, and even if I had, it's so rare to win anything that I still would have checked the references. If you're ever told you won something, NEVER believe it until you check all references and pull out paperwork of your entry to whatever contest as proof. Also, if you don't have an uncle in Nigeria, he's not sending you money, and if they want you to wire money or send a check, it's a scam. In the present world, it would fulfill a lot of people's hopes and dreams to win something and get out of debt or pay off loans, but it's simply so rare it's nearly non-existent. Still, people are so desperate they'll leave their intelligent mind behind and fall for almost anything that doesn't make sense.

I received that kind of email too yesterday. That is a SPAM. Don't reply to it because if you will reply they will know that your email address is active and keep on sending you same kind of email. Delete and ignore it. God bless.

Ya right this definately a trap and do not reply! I do receive those kind of mail which on all cases, they usually ask you money! Not just for those so call lottery but also include all kind of funds which claims you get for free! Ignore those kind of email messages!

I have no doubt that is SCAM.. A years back later, I have recieved those kind of email. Be careful and good luck to you.

Ha ha, do NOT reply to this. Have you registered for any lotteries? If you won the Powerball, they certainly wouldn't send you any email that you won. . It's totally a scam, be smarter than the scammer and don't respond!

Yes even i have received many fake mails like these. These are the work of scamsters and should be avoided at all cost. They take undue advantage of the innocence of the people and exploit it.

You are absolutely right in your decision. Never pay heed to such offers. All these are meant to trap you. I think all those who use either the Internet or the mobile phone are habituated to receive such emails or messages off and on.

Your did not win 2 million pounds, im sorry to say. This is 100% a trap. Good luck.

definitely a scam! try to search on the net before believing anything that you receive. I also received that same kind of message too! I bet most of us have. Just don't fall into these kinds of traps..

That is trully SCAM...don't believe it I had many of such emails that telling me that i won bla bla bla milion of $$$ and need my personal info...at the end they want you to transfer such amount of money via moneygram or western union for some delivery's fee of your winning... Ignore it man and report it as SPAM so you will not see that kind of email again and becareful when you sign up for something

Yeah, it's a scam. You never win something if you did not join a contest. This always is present in the internet. The internet's full of scam and traps.

Don't respond on any email that says you won. It's a identity theft. I did have an experience 2 years ago. Someone called at my phone and it seems real. And then I read this article thing about an identity theft. It's a scam so better not to respond of it.

Do not respond it, that email 100% trap.