how can i let others know that i,ve gotover 53-e-mailsfrom different countries saying that i,ve won the lotter

Question

lottery in over 53 countries,and don,t give information to these people ,they tell you to keep your numbers and information to yourself,awnd you know that you didn,t givr it to knowone but the at these lottery winnings ,fromdouble claim ing, so who got the cash that i was to get? lets go aroun the world and see.

Answer 1

Probably be easier to list the people who HAVEN'T gotten one.

Answer 2

The US government has actually done a good job at tackling spam and has put laws on the books. If you'll look at the full headers of most of the spam you get, it's from countries other than the US. I get spam mostly for the UK lottery, Canadian pharmacies, and Chinese companies. If you don't recognize the sender as someone you know, don't bother opening it. Sometimes a graphic in the email will let them know your email is legitimate. Don't open them and don't respond.

Answer 3

Never Never give unsolicited emails your details. They are just scams to steal your money & even your id. I live in New Zealand & get these kinds of emails & I also did when I lived in Australia so they are pretty much sent to anybody in any country in the hope that someone will be stupid enough to fall for them. The old saying applies here, That if it's to good to be true then it isn't.

Answer 4

I have been getting them too! From the UK national lottery & Africa national lottery, etc. I have even gotten them stating I am the beneficiary of a deceased person! They are all scams. They want your personal info. to steal your identity. BEWARE!!

Answer 5

She said it best, nothin you can do. Just delete and move along.

Answer 6

commas are not apostrophe's.


just delete them. they are scams.