World Cup 2010

I got a strange letter, it is a scam?

I have checked my e-mail, and it was a letter from a girl named "Sharon Winnipeg, Advertising Manager. "It basically says that they randomly chose my e-mail address and I will win up to $ 650,000.00. When I first read it, thought I "Yeah right" But then I re-read the first part of the e-mail and she said "Canadian lottery lucky online lotto Super 7 support program to assist FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa. "He has the Super 7 icon and it has the e-mail address for the Super 7 center near my house. Is it a scam?

The e-mail is a fraud. A company will not issue unless there is money there is something for yourself? would result in the number of lottery scams no legitimate company never by e-mail to notify you that you have won prize. Any e-mail that says you have won lotteries or it is money waiting for you is a fraud. It will be a Follow-up Request for an advance payment for some type of fee to receive the money. Have not you noticed that although you have to your name appears nowhere and won 100 million in the e-mail? It can not contain your e-mail address. If people were winning 100 million every day there are people on the news with pictures of the lucky ones. If you enter a lottery magazine or contest, as one of the company, Registration is a fraud. If you send 100 million e-mail, you are not informed by. ₪ ₪ ɦəlʞɹɐq

Whackhead & a World Cup Ticket scam