i just want 2 confirm if the lottery is true
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(m)\n\nits not true. i also got an e-mail on dec 2005. dont believe that e-mail, just ignore it
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This is guaranteed to be a fraud.  No legitimate lottery mails out cashiers checks or asks you to pay money to them to cover any type of expenses including taxes.  Taxes are ALWAYS withheld by legitimate lotteries.  I suggest you report this to both the FBI and the usps police.
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Just go to your search bar and put in Australion International Lottery and you will find out if it is legal or not.
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Did you buy a lottery ticket?\nIf not this is a scam. I get about five per day.\nJust delete it and ignore it..\n\nwww.fraudaid.com/ScamSpam/Lottery/lottery_scam_names.htm \n\nwww.scambuster419.co.uk/lottery.htm\nantivirus.about.com/cs/hoaxes/p/lottery.htm\nwww.sophos.com/security/hoaxes/lotterywin.htm
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Hello...If I win from the lottery firstly I will go to a long vacation in some sunny place,surrounded by the ocean..Will say there till regain my mental balance,because I live under such stress enormous stress and am smothering from problems..Then I will be able to decide what to do further..At any rate would give a good amount of money to children in need..
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I'm still thinking about that question you asked about winning the lottery and coming back to this sight.  I'm gonna go out and buy a ticket now!\nTo answer your question. I enjoy this sight, oh yeah, and if your asking if we like you....yes.
17799
Nope, the lottery is random, and doing either way of the quick pick or your favorite numbers have the same odds. Good luck winning since I never do.
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Scam\nTrust me, nobody sends you money for no reason. Think about it, did you enter this lottery? No? Then it's a scam. How does it work, you ask? Does it really matter?
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It is absolutely real.  Here is the site:  as someone else has already warned you, be careful of scams.  Entry is free.\n\nWhile the chance of winning is small, I issue these immigrant visas every day to people who have tried as many as nine times before they won, and others who won on the first try.  Good Luck!!!!\n\nhttp://www.dvlottery.state.gov/
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theres no such thing as lucky numbers it's just a superstition...good luck :P
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Scam..\nDo you really think there is a method to picking winning lottery numbers?\nThink about it.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lottery_machine
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Did you enter it? If you got a notification without ever entering it, it's a scam. \n\nThere are no legitimate global lotteries.
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Maybe i should convince my spirit to find out this weeks winning lottery numbers are.
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Questions:\n    1. What is your age? Are you 18? Since you're not qualified to \n        play the lottery, why did you buy the lottery ticket? If you are \n        found to be the one who bought the ticket, you'll be \n        disqualified (see rules of the game). There are specifics \n        about age in the rules re lotteries.\n    2. Considering the situation, you have relegated the claim to \n        somebody else (by all means, it should be a member of the \n        family). Your family should get a finance manager to work \n        out some financial management in order to manage your \n        money (now the family is involved). You said a million is \n        being given to you, there are technicalities on this. Even \n        giving you a million is not easy, it may be in the form of a\n        gift, atrust fund, etc.? \n   3.  If you are found to be the one who bought the ticket, you\n        might be be disqualified (see rules of the game). There are\n        specifics about age in the rules re lotteries.
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No! There are many hoax e-mail messages (such as the one you are describing) on the Internet, claiming that Microsoft or some other company will reward anyone who forwards the message to as many people as possible. Always ignore these messages. No one gives money to anyone for the hell of it and you cannot win a lottery you did not buy a ticket for. That's the basic rule of any lottery.\n\nIf you ever get messages that promise you of unbelievable riches, do not believe them. If you get a message from someone you do not know, do not open it and do not read it. Delete the message.
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Please do not reply to this scam.  Unfortunately the internet seems to be the only place that an ordinary citizen comes in contact with criminals on a daily basis and everyone seems to take it casually.  Do a search on Google about lottery scams and educate yourself.  Unfortunately the local law enforcement and international law enforcement seem incapable or unwilling to track down these fraudsters and you are pretty much on your own.\n\nIf you phone there will be a "fee" or "taxes" of some sort.  You will never see that money again and for sure not any prize winnings.  Please take care of yourself and do not be so trusting of strangers.