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please tell me if this freelottery from the united Kingdom is lagit. arev they for real?

I have a new email address! You can now email me at: freelottocomp@yahoo.co.uk CONGRATULATION!!! THE FREE LOTTO COMPANY UK OFFICE SUITE 23-30,LION TOWERS CENTRAL LONDON ENGLAND Dear Winner, My name is Stella Stone and on behalf of FREE LOTTO COMPANY OF UNITED KINGDOM, I wish to congratulate you as the one of 10 lucky winners in the free lotto draw held on the 10th January 2006.All 10 willing addresses wererandomly selected from a batch of 50,000,000 international mails. Your email address emerged alongside 9 others as a A category winner in this year's Annual Free Lotto Draw. Consequently. you have therefore been approved for a total pay out of £350,000,00(Three hundred and fifty Pounds Only).The following particulars are attached to your lotto payment order. Please contact the under listed claims officer under category A winners as soon as possible for the immediate release of your winnings. Mr. Derrick Anderson Royal Finance & Securities 342 Walworth Road, London SE172NA United Kingdom Email: derrickanderson212@hotmail.com Once again on behalf of all our staff Congratulation!!! Sincerely, Stella Stone This email notification is auto-generation its contents are vaild for only two weeks and it is unmonitored so not reply. **************************************************************************** ******************************************** The Microsoft proudly sponsors the free lotto Awards Corporation, the Intel group. Toshiba, Dell, computer. Mackintosh and a conglomerate of other international IT companies. The Free Lotto international draw is held once in a year and is so organization to encourage the use of the internet and computers worldwide. We are proud to say that over 10 million pounds arewon annually in more than 150 countries worldwide. Million are won on daily basis on one of the word's most famous lotto organization. - freelotto lotto The HTML graphics in this message have been displayed. [Edit Preferences - What's This?] DeleteReplyForwardSpamMove... Previous | Next | Back to Messages Save Message Text | Full Headers Check MailCompose Search MailSearch the Web Move Options [New Folder] Inbox funtoys gil gilbert49 info Forward Options As Inline Text As Attachment Reply Options Reply To Sender Reply To Everyone Mail Shortcuts Check Mail Ctrl++C Compose Ctrl++P Folders Ctrl++F Advanced Search Ctrl++S Options Help Ctrl++H Address Book Shortcuts Add Contact Add Category Add List View Contacts View Lists Quickbuilder Import Contacts Synchronize Addresses Options Addresses Help Calendar Shortcuts Add Event Add Task Add Birthday Day Week Month Year Event List Reminders Tasks Sharing Synchronize Calendar Options Calendar Help Notepad Shortcuts Add Note Add Folder View Notes Notepad Options Notepad Help Advanced Search Advanced Search Copyright © 1994-2006 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved. Terms of Service - Copyright/IP Policy - Guidelines - Ad Feedback NOTICE: We collect personal information on this site. To learn more about how we use your information, see our Privacy Policy

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1. TOTAL SPAM! And possibly a virus. I wouldn't open the email if I were you (oh! sorry! you already did)
2. I have had that email 5 times... You can not win something you did not sign up for.. so that being said it is not ligit!
3. The only legitimate aspect of that notice is that they have a system of collecting e-mail addresses. If you respond you confirm they found a valid e-mail address - yours - you 'll be inundated with spam e-mails. Otherwise, it's untrue. Sorry kiddo.
4. It is a SCAM! There has ben people who have got stuff like that before and they were the ones who had too pay up instead of winning anything. And they had too pay alot of $$$$$$
5. If you don't pay money to enter a lottery, it most certainly is a scam. Here are the hallmarks of a lottery scam: You never paid money or bought a ticket to enter. Your "winning" notification is probably not personalized. Your "winning" notification came by email, probably from a free email address such as yahoo.com or msn.com. The way this scam works is, if you respond to the email, after one or two email exchanges with the so-called "lottery officials" or "claims agent," perhaps accompianied by some official looking but fake documents, you will be asked to pay fees for "taxes" or "handling" or some other reason. This is the scam, you pay the fees and never see any winnings, mainly because there are none to see. Source(s): www.fraudwatchers.org
6. Apart from the previous answers, here's another way to tell it's fake, this is part of the 'disclaimer': "The Microsoft proudly sponsors the free lotto Awards Corporation, the Intel group. Toshiba, Dell, computer. Mackintosh and a conglomerate of other international IT companies." The company name MICROSOFT doesn't have the word THE as part of its name, and they have spelt MACINTOSH with the additional letter K.