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Remember, you must contact your claim agent not later than 3rd of December, 2002.
Origins: The venerable Nigerian scams have an additional coloration, that of lottery winnings just waiting for the intended recipients to claim them. Folks receive out-of-the-blue e-mails from legitimate-sounding lottery organizations assuring them that they are winners in drawings recently held in distant countries and are now in line to receive hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions, of dollars. The prize money varies from lottery e-mail to e-mail, but the result is always the same: rather than collecting a small fortune in cash, the "winners" end up paying out increasingly large amounts of their own money in a futile effort to collect prizes that forever remain just out of reach. Read more at www.snopes.com...
drawn form 25,000 names from Middle East, Asia, Africa, Canada, Europe and North America
originally posted by: TheLieWeLive
Yep, those Nigerians are at it again.
Origins: The venerable Nigerian scams have an additional coloration, that of lottery winnings just waiting for the intended recipients to claim them. Folks receive out-of-the-blue e-mails from legitimate-sounding lottery organizations assuring them that they are winners in drawings recently held in distant countries and are now in line to receive hundreds of thousands, maybe even millions, of dollars. The prize money varies from lottery e-mail to e-mail, but the result is always the same: rather than collecting a small fortune in cash, the "winners" end up paying out increasingly large amounts of their own money in a futile effort to collect prizes that forever remain just out of reach. Read more at www.snopes.com...
Snopes lottery scams
originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
Remember, you must contact your claim agent not later than 3rd of December, 2002.
Apart from being 12 years too late, i noticed they didnt ask you for any upfront money. Which is what usually happens with these type of email.
So where's the catch?