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NY United States Member #23834 October 16, 2005 4322 Posts Offline | The notification email is a bit contradictory on the amount, but I know it's legitimate because the claims agent is both certified, and accredited. The U.K. National Lottery Online Lottery Promo Dept. Customer Service. PO Box 1010 Liverpool L70 1NL United Kingdom. Date of Notification 10-01-2021 Ref N0: KKL/08-003/GA. Attn: Winner. Congratulations! Your e-mail address attached to the Batch N0:P2/0056 with Serial number: 06/1055 drew, 08-01-21 [5] [11] [13] [17] [14] [48] [25], which subsequently won you a prize in the category “B”. You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of £4,800,000.00 (One Million , Five Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds) in cash credited to file Ref N0: KKL/08-003/GA. Please be advised as follows: To file for your claim, kindly send text to our certified and accredited claims agent with the information below: *********************************************** Name: James Ilori phone : 447451 208881 Claims processing agent For: The U.K National Lottery. *********************************************** You are advised to provide him with the following information: Names: Email: Telephone/Fax number: Nationality: Age: Occupation: Yours Faithfully, Mrs Janet Spencer Online Co-ordinator UK National Lottery Promo | | |
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New Jersey United States Member #1 May 31, 2000 26033 Posts Online | This is obviously a scam, why are you claiming it's real? We try to educate people about scams -- not make them worse by causing confusion. | | |
700 light yrs West of Milky Way Galaxy's Center United States Member #200645 September 1, 2019 753 Posts Offline | He's a #45ver... possessing unbridled  sTuPiDiTy...!! Spreading "Fake News" BTW... CoNgRaTuLaTiOnS..!! You've also won "The Brooklyn Bridge"..!!  ...MATH... The final Stochastic frontier... These are the Lottery Voyages of Stat$talker..!! The ongoing Mission,..to seek out the Laws of "Probability Math"... to master its rules to invoke...to Conquer ALL Major Jackpots..!! ...To boldly go,... Where NO Player has gone before...!! | | |
Florida United States Member #209969 September 22, 2020 378 Posts Offline | I agree this sounds like a scam. "My calculations are based on the SCIENCE of LETTERS, NUMBERS and ASTROLOGY," W.D.Gann | | |
Kentucky United States Member #32651 February 14, 2006 9076 Posts Offline | The notification email is a bit contradictory on the amount, but I know it's legitimate because the claims agent is both certified, and accredited. The U.K. National Lottery Online Lottery Promo Dept. Customer Service. PO Box 1010 Liverpool L70 1NL United Kingdom. Date of Notification 10-01-2021 Ref N0: KKL/08-003/GA. Attn: Winner. Congratulations! Your e-mail address attached to the Batch N0:P2/0056 with Serial number: 06/1055 drew, 08-01-21 [5] [11] [13] [17] [14] [48] [25], which subsequently won you a prize in the category “B”. You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of £4,800,000.00 (One Million , Five Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds) in cash credited to file Ref N0: KKL/08-003/GA. Please be advised as follows: To file for your claim, kindly send text to our certified and accredited claims agent with the information below: *********************************************** Name: James Ilori phone : 447451 208881 Claims processing agent For: The U.K National Lottery. *********************************************** You are advised to provide him with the following information: Names: Email: Telephone/Fax number: Nationality: Age: Occupation: Yours Faithfully, Mrs Janet Spencer Online Co-ordinator UK National Lottery Promo Interesting parody, Floyd and hopefully it will help people understand no matter how good it looks, it's probably not true. In this example a Red Flag should be raised when someone sends you an email asking for your email address. Another thing shows it's an obvious scam is the scammer made a 3,3 million pound mistake on the winnings. It's not my fault! I voted for Amy. | | |
Kentucky United States Member #32651 February 14, 2006 9076 Posts Offline | He's a #45ver... possessing unbridled sTuPiDiTy...!! Spreading "Fake News" BTW... CoNgRaTuLaTiOnS..!! You've also won "The Brooklyn Bridge"..!! Looks like an example of lottery satire to me. It's not my fault! I voted for Amy. | | |
Norway Member #9517 December 10, 2004 1770 Posts Offline | The notification email is a bit contradictory on the amount, but I know it's legitimate because the claims agent is both certified, and accredited. The U.K. National Lottery Online Lottery Promo Dept. Customer Service. PO Box 1010 Liverpool L70 1NL United Kingdom. Date of Notification 10-01-2021 Ref N0: KKL/08-003/GA. Attn: Winner. Congratulations! Your e-mail address attached to the Batch N0:P2/0056 with Serial number: 06/1055 drew, 08-01-21 [5] [11] [13] [17] [14] [48] [25], which subsequently won you a prize in the category “B”. You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of £4,800,000.00 (One Million , Five Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds) in cash credited to file Ref N0: KKL/08-003/GA. Please be advised as follows: To file for your claim, kindly send text to our certified and accredited claims agent with the information below: *********************************************** Name: James Ilori phone : 447451 208881 Claims processing agent For: The U.K National Lottery. *********************************************** You are advised to provide him with the following information: Names: Email: Telephone/Fax number: Nationality: Age: Occupation: Yours Faithfully, Mrs Janet Spencer Online Co-ordinator UK National Lottery Promo Remember having bought tickets? No? It's a scam. Have tickets? Check with the official lottery website. | | |
Australia Member #198423 May 24, 2019 31 Posts Offline | You didn't win anything... It's a scam. Just google "Janet Spencer Online Co-ordinator UK National Lottery" and there's heaps of results regarding lottery scams. | | |
United States Member #149390 November 30, 2013 61 Posts Offline | He's a #45ver... possessing unbridled sTuPiDiTy...!! Spreading "Fake News" BTW... CoNgRaTuLaTiOnS..!! You've also won "The Brooklyn Bridge"..!! Your failure (and others obviously) to recognize the facetiousness of his post makes you the pot as the old saying goes. . . | | |
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In front of my computer. United States Member #90247 April 24, 2010 9815 Posts Offline | The notification email is a bit contradictory on the amount, but I know it's legitimate because the claims agent is both certified, and accredited. The U.K. National Lottery Online Lottery Promo Dept. Customer Service. PO Box 1010 Liverpool L70 1NL United Kingdom. Date of Notification 10-01-2021 Ref N0: KKL/08-003/GA. Attn: Winner. Congratulations! Your e-mail address attached to the Batch N0:P2/0056 with Serial number: 06/1055 drew, 08-01-21 [5] [11] [13] [17] [14] [48] [25], which subsequently won you a prize in the category “B”. You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of £4,800,000.00 (One Million , Five Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds) in cash credited to file Ref N0: KKL/08-003/GA. Please be advised as follows: To file for your claim, kindly send text to our certified and accredited claims agent with the information below: *********************************************** Name: James Ilori phone : 447451 208881 Claims processing agent For: The U.K National Lottery. *********************************************** You are advised to provide him with the following information: Names: Email: Telephone/Fax number: Nationality: Age: Occupation: Yours Faithfully, Mrs Janet Spencer Online Co-ordinator UK National Lottery Promo Congratulations!!! You won $2,053,169.07 US dollars. Please send a small fee to cover the cost of processing your prize.  "You can observe a lot just by watching." Yogi Berra, Hall of Fame baseball player.
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NY United States Member #23834 October 16, 2005 4322 Posts Offline | "not make them worse by causing confusion." I know some of the members here aren't especially bright, but I would have thought this was one area where they wouldn't be confused all that easily. The responses make it look like everybody recognized it as a scam, although other aspects of it apparently proved too difficult for some to grasp. | | |
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New Jersey United States Member #1 May 31, 2000 26033 Posts Online | "not make them worse by causing confusion." I know some of the members here aren't especially bright, but I would have thought this was one area where they wouldn't be confused all that easily. The responses make it look like everybody recognized it as a scam, although other aspects of it apparently proved too difficult for some to grasp. Actually the members here tend to be pretty smart. Not sure why you would insult people like that. Anyway, if you're going to post about a scam, you should be aware that posting "satire" is not a good idea, because your "satire" might be interpreted completely differently by someone who either does not share your type of humor, or perhaps English is not their first language and they take you seriously. | | |
United States Member #176415 August 4, 2016 210 Posts Offline | Your failure (and others obviously) to recognize the facetiousness of his post makes you the pot as the old saying goes. . . I agree, Just another 🤡 | | |
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