Sounds to be true?????What do you think?

Question

I received an email:
THE PEPSI COMPANY OFFICIAL PRIZE
NOTIFICATION.

We are pleased to inform you of the result of
the just concluded annual
final draws held October 2007 by Pepsi in
conjunction with the European
Gaming Prize Consumer Award Promotion, your
email was among the 20 Lucky
winners who won E1,500,000.00 (One Million,
Five hundred Thousand Euros)
each on the;

THE PEPSI COMPANY LOTTERY PROMOTION.

However, your email was attached to ticket
number (000000) and
ballot ticket number 000000). The
online draws was conducted
by a random selection of email addresses from
an exclusive list of
25,000,000 E-mail addresses of individuals and
corporate bodies picked
by an advanced automated random computer
search from the internet.
However, no tickets were sold but all email
addresses were assigned to
different ticket numbers for representation and
privacy.

In other to claim your E1,500,000.00 (One
Million, Five ....fill up the .......

Answer 1

the attached document information sheet promptly, in order for us to process your price winnings. answer all questions in order to qualify for this win. what a bull, and i hope you don't fall for it. if this was real, you surely would have a more appropriate notification with more details as to your price win. phone up Pepsi, and see what they have to say on this.if this is bogus, inform the police.

Answer 2

no longer in any certain order: a million. The sound of a infant's voice, babbling and cooing 2. Wind chimes 3. A wolf refrain contained in the mountains 4. Wind contained in the timber 5. A robin's track, both contained in the early morning and contained in the evening 6. Jazz . . . the funkier, the more suitable suitable! 7. A saxaphone . . . performed by someone who's heart is broken 8. Waves crashing on the sea coast 9. wintry climate wind 10. Boots crunching contained in the snow 11. Salvation military band on Easter morning 12. Seniors making a track Christmas carols 13. My mom taking area in piano (would she rip) 14. My grandmother making a track (would she rip) 15. My daughter's mispronunciations as a baby 16. communique around the dinner table 17. Sleigh bells on a horse pulling a sleigh 18. a distant practice whistle, noticeably in wintry climate 19. The crackle and snap of a camp fireplace 20. a infant's snigger

Answer 3

Looks like a scam. Give NO personal information. Call the Pepsi company yourself to confirm.

Answer 4

When you get things like this just Google a phrase from the email.

I googled “THE PEPSI COMPANY LOTTERY PROMOTION.” With the quotations (quotations limit the search to the exact phrase) and found this:

http://www.hoax-slayer.com/pepsi-lottery-scam.html

Answer 5

I sorta doubt Pepsi gives away a mil and a half via e-mail...

Answer 6

If a person comes out from realm of fantasy then one can understand the true life achievements.
So, please be a positive thinker and believe in your efforts to get the goal.
Thank-Q

Answer 7

It is a scam. Don't release any of your personal information.

Answer 8

Sounds like a scam to me.