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Oh yes i have won the lottery!!

See this is a new one for me, normally i get this crap in my email but today i got an international letter from spain. Like proper addressed to me etc, with a proper EU stamp and post mark on it. Looks to of fully originated from spain, so it's not like bounced around the UK or anything.

Makes me wonder were they got my address and name from, unless they got it from the government concensus thingy i dunno

But heres the letter i got if you dont believe me, i have scanned it in for you. Anyone else get anything like this?

then the 2nd letter is ofcourse the one were they get you to give away your personal information LOL, i can scan if you want as well.

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I hate to quote this but...

In Connecticut, our state lottery (CT Lottery) has an ad out that has an elderly man who says that he won the Australian Lottery, and his wife says - "But you've never been to Australia. Also, have you ever played the Australian lottery?" He says "No." She asks, "So, how did you win?" Then comes up...

"CT Lottery - Don't let yourself get scammed."

In simple terms - YOU WERE SCAMMED.

See this is a new one for me, normally i get this crap in my email
then the 2nd letter is ofcourse the one were they get you to give away your personal information LOL

I normally try and make my posts sound not sarcastic but i mean DUH, i aint falling for this lol. I am just wondering what point of contact i should go to, i dont even know how they got my info in the first place.

It was date stamped the 3rd Oct

Pfft, and you think your lucky, some Nigerian king has died and left me his money!

Now to just give them my bank details....

From "The Office" (US) - Season 2, Episode 19

Toby: Didn't you lose a lot of money on that other investment, the one from that e-mail?

Michael: You know what, Toby? When the son of the deposed King of Nigeria e-mails you directly asking for help, you help. His father ran the freaking country, okay?

Pfft, and you think your lucky, some Nigerian king has died and left me his money!

Now to just give them my bank details....

me too

how much did he leave you?

I got 300Million and i just need to sent 1200 us dollars for processing fee's then i get the 300mildeposited into my account

i also won a trip to vegas ,, bahamahs

and a new 2011 corvette lolz

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