Lottery Scam Email:
"Free Lotto"
Kevin J. Aronin
Chairman & CEO , PlasmaNet Inc
FreeLotto says they aren't sending out the scam email below (see
this page on the Free Lotto / PlasmaNet website). And for more
information about "FreeLotto"
see this page. Either way, we
suggest you avoid anything to do with "Free Lotto" and PlasmaNet.
While the email below is most probably the work of AFF scammers in Nigeria,
so-called "free" lotteries always have a price for you to pay. Often, it
is opening the door to spam and a huge amount of advertising, many of them
scams.
If you have signed up with Free Lotto and have any experiences or opinions to
share, please tell us about them!
Example of excerpted portions of the "Free Lotto" email
Dear
John Doe,
You are receiving this message because you joined FreeLotto
on Wednesday November 8th, 2006, from IP Address
59.95.21.176. When you registered you agreed to receive
messages from FreeLotto. FreeLotto NEVER sends JUNK or SPAM
messages. We never send mail to anyone unless they requested
it when they registered. If you somehow didn't understand
that you were agreeing to receive messages from us at the
time you joined PLEASE
CLICK HERE TO BE PERMANENTLY REMOVED FROM OUR LIST. In
doing so you will also cancel your FreeLotto membership and
you will no longer be eligible to play FreeLotto or receive
up to $11,000,000.00 in daily prizes. We regret any
inconvenience.
Thank you,
FreeLotto Member Services |
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A typical report of this scam goes like this:
We received an email from "Peter Taylor" in the UK
saying that my wife won 516 778.00 pounds.
The name and address given was:
The Free lotto sweepstakes
12 bridge street ,staines middlesex
tw18 4tp
United kingdom
His contact number is +447045798428
Also he gave us e-mail adresses of
jrblockhead@adelphia.net and
mrpetertaylor@gmail.com
Names of Scam / Fake / Fraud Lottery
Click here for the huge list of the names of the currently identified lottery
scams companies
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