What you think? Scam?

[slimshady]

YOUR EMAIL HAS WON £800,000.00 POUNDS STERLING‏
From: UK NATIONAL LOTTERY (lasandusky@fuse.net)
Sent: Tue 3/03/09 3:28 AM
To:

FROM:UK NATIONAL LOTTERYTICKET NUMBER: 74454774 SERIAL NUMBER: 144-66584BATCH NUMBER : BT-4478474121P LOTTERY WINNER Your email has won the Lottery in the just concluded online Sweepstakes International lottery program and you have been approved for a payment of £800,000.00 (EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING ) in cash credited to file reference number: UKL/K5998/U4. This is from a total cash prize of Eight million pounds shared among the ten international winners in first categories., For more details, contact Mr James Smith via email: E-mail: smithlive4@live.co.uk Tell: +44 70457 34885+44-70457-28105 FILL THE FORM BELOW 1. NAMES:..,.SEX:..ADDRESS:.COUNTRY:.....NATIONALITY..PHONE NUMBER:...OCCUPATION:.. YOUR AGE:.. You are to contact your claims agent whom will advice you on how to claim your Award Prize. Yours faithfully,Mr James Smith

[takolin]

No scam.
I would trust it.


BTW USA location who wins a UK lottery. That's nice.

[pr0klobster]

http://whois.domaintools.com/fuse.net

Yeah, sure, Mr. James Smith is working on dial-up...I'd say a backdoor on someone's PC.

Yep, didn't you know that US citizens can now win UK lotteries?

[satman83]

Just wondering why you would ever bother to ask...its a scam.

[CrimsonNuker]

Definitely not a scam.

[Locketart]

Most definitely not, I have met James in person.

[*BlackFox]

pretty sure its a scam lulz

[Isis]

Honestly, did you really need to ask?

[JustOnePlz]

Whats the worst he can do with that info, nothing vital, scared hes gunna send you dirty pictures of himself, or prank call you? grow a pair and email him back xD

[JustOnePlz]

after reading my own post that sounded kinda mean, it was supposed to be kinda light heart like grow a pair, haha....sry

[CrimsonNuker]

Theres an edit button for a reason

[Melez]

Honestly, did you really need to ask?

True lol, it's pretty obvious and I used to get those a lot.

edit - punctuation ;/

[Grimjaw]

Honestly, did you really need to ask?

[Hobbes]

Honestly, did you really need to ask?

True lol, it's pretty obvious and I used to get those a lot.

It's either that or, as I like to imagine, there's vaults full of unclaimed lottery money surrounded be confused office workers asking each other: "Why doesn't anyone EVER reply to our emails?!"

Much the same way I like to imagine a legitimate lab somewhere with scientists sitting in similar confusion telling each other: "I just don't understand it... guaranteed penis enlargement and yet nobody replies..."

But yeah... scam...

[Disconn3cted]

With that information the worst he can do is call you. I guess he could come to your house also but...I'm sure he's just a robot.

[Kirkaldi]

Definitely not a scam.

[Swindler]

Seems legit, go for it.

[Riptide]

an @live mail, yeah right totally legit....