Real or Fake? I say fake.

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Gmail usually does a good job of catching spam but this slipped through I guess. One I'm not that lucky, two who the hell gives out money these days, three I don't live in the U.K. :crazy:
 
Are you kidding? That's faker than Michael Jackson's nose...

The fact that they can barely speak English or type properly gives it away just a tad.

It's clearly a 419 scam - a Google search of "onlineclaimsagent" brings up plenty of stuff on similar frauds...
 
As much as I wish it was real! :lol: What would 850,000 pounds be in USD? Plus, they don't even name me.
 
"UNITED KINGDOM LOTTERY" and "BRITISH LOTTERY" (used interchangeably) is actually "The National Lottery" or "Lotto".

"The Lottery Company" is actually "Camelot".

Harrogate? The most important thing to be based in Harrogate is Yorkshire Tea...

And coming from a free Yahoo.co.uk e-mail address?


£850,000 would be just over $1.7m
 
Maybe if they payed attention that I lived in the United States. What's the point of these kinds of emails if someone actually responds to them like they've won? A prank or to plant a virus?
 
It's probably not a prank - they are phishing for people to give them their credit card details, bank details or other personal data that maybe used in identity theft or other types of fraud.
 
Oh serious then I thought, but now that you point it out it's obvious.
 
If you believe that then I have a bridge that I can sell you. Trust me I have been officially appointed by the London Council to dispose of it. Yours for US$15,000 :)
 
I didn't.
 
Wow, I thought everyone knew what these things were and what to do...
 
Aww, I was hoping this thread would be about boobies! :grumpy:
 

And coming from a free Yahoo.co.uk e-mail address?

Yea, I'm pretty sure that amounts to red flashing lights and a siren.
 
Or since it’s the UK, blue flashing lights and a dinky siren… :D
 
Aww, I was hoping this thread would be about boobies! :grumpy:

Same :(

That aside, his spam is magically wonderfully at a good number 💡

And yeah, that is so fake its not even funneh. Seriously, wow.
 
I love the way Blackbird has hidden the winning ticket number just in case anyone here wants to try to steal his £850,000...
 
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I love how sarcastic you are daan, just gives me a whole warm and fuzzy character picture in my head when I think of your username. :)
 
You have no idea how many ninja's I have shot trying to get the free laptop, it still hasn't come yet:dunce:

I would personally watch for scammers on ebay, I once had the luxury of someone sending me a false paypal e-mail saying my payment had been confirmed, therefore I would send my item without receiving payment, fortunatly I refrained from sending the item after realising one of the links was indeed fake, so watch out for it.👍
 
Let me be the first to say congratulations!
 
Mail them thousands of empty boxes. They're free anyway and it's funny every time.
 
Of course it's real! I bet some of you would say your own burth is fake if you had the chance.:lol:
 
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