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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Lazydocker on 15 May 2008, 18:21:59
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Received this today... Got to be a scam??
BMW AUTOMOBILE COMPANY BMW LOTTERY COMMISSION Ticket Number:************* Serial Number:BMWP*********** Reply Email: bmwgroup.claimsdept@live.com This e-mail is to congratulate you as your email address have won you a new BMW 2008 X6 xDrive 35i Car and a cash prize of £750,000.00 Pounds {GBP} in this years 2008 BMW Online Promotion Award Programme held today 15th of May, 2008. To file your winning claims, Please Immediately Contact; Winning Claims Agent: Mr Larry Brain Email: bmwgroup.claimsdesk@live.com Tel: (+44) 704 574 4183 Note: You are required to Provide Him with your Full Name(s)Ticket and Serial Number(same as above) Country and Personal Phone Number. Engr. Krysta TELLER Promotion Announcer. BMW Lottery Commission. ---- Msg sent via KSU Webmail - http://atmail.com/
What do people think? And, other than calling the phone number, what harm could emailing a reply do just in case it is genuine?
I do enter a lot of online draws so it could, potentially, be genuine!! Not that I'm holding my breath!! :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/
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I think Google is your friend here.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&q=BMW+LOTTERY+COMMISSION+&btnG=Google+Search
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Received this today... Got to be a scam??
BMW AUTOMOBILE COMPANY BMW LOTTERY COMMISSION Ticket Number:************* Serial Number:BMWP*********** Reply Email: bmwgroup.claimsdept@live.com This e-mail is to congratulate you as your email address have won you a new BMW 2008 X6 xDrive 35i Car and a cash prize of £750,000.00 Pounds {GBP} in this years 2008 BMW Online Promotion Award Programme held today 15th of May, 2008. To file your winning claims, Please Immediately Contact; Winning Claims Agent: Mr Larry Brain Email: bmwgroup.claimsdesk@live.com Tel: (+44) 704 574 4183 Note: You are required to Provide Him with your Full Name(s)Ticket and Serial Number(same as above) Country and Personal Phone Number. Engr. Krysta TELLER Promotion Announcer. BMW Lottery Commission. ---- Msg sent via KSU Webmail - http://atmail.com/
What do people think? And, other than calling the phone number, what harm could emailing a reply do just in case it is genuine?
I do enter a lot of online draws so it could, potentially, be genuine!! Not that I'm holding my breath!! :-/ :-/ :-/ :-/
Times must be hard at BMW, their staff have to use windows live free email adresses. Maybe TB's don't buy a beemer campaign is hurting them.
Its a scam mate leave it alone.
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I allways paste that sort of info into google, there are forums full of complaints.
For a bit of fun I fill them in with the local police stations address
Putting the 1st line as POLICE HEADQUARTERS
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Thought it was!! I'm not stupid enough to fall for the advance courier payment scam so would have been safe but thought I'd tap the wealth of knowledge here!!!! I like the POLICE HEADQUARTERS idea though!! ;D ;D ;D
Thanks guys. :y :y :y :y
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i`ve been answering the phone at 3pm for the past 3 days..west midlands police..how can i help you?? as the old girls been getting phone calls from a mortage compnay demanding her bank details saying that shes behind with her payments...funny how the say sorry must have the wrong number and hang up??? ::) ::)
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The other one is to have a load of premium rate numbers to add to thier return email.