What is International Lotto? Have you heard of it?
115203
As an American citizen, you can not win an "International Lotto." It is a scam! Delete the email and/or mark it as Spam
777289
Scam.... Same as email scams... If you didn't enter a lotto you can't win anything. It's that simple.
271814
It's a scam. There is a yahoo auction, similar to EBAy but there's no yahoo lottery, that I'm aware of.
748840
There is no such thing as MS Word Lotto. You've been SCAMMED. And If you have given all the info you need, be prepared that you might be a victim of identity theft at the minimum or your bank account wiped out at its worst\n\nThere continues to be scammers in the world because there is always someone who can be scammed
94221
Are you kidding??! Of course it's not real. How can you win a lottery you never entered? Playing overseas lotteries is against the law anyway.
203897
IT'S A SCAM!  They are trying to get you to cash a big check (that is fraudulent) and pay them some bogus amount for Euro Tax so they can then mail you the huge check for the lottery winnings (which never arrives).  Meanwhile, the initial check bounces and the bank comes after you for the money!
141977
There is no "American Lottery."  Any email you get about anything like that is a scam.  In America, various states have lotteries, but there is no "American Lottery."\n\n"A lottery is nothing but a tax on the mathematically challenged." --Anonymous
337831
the meaning is simple... play lottery
1181776
Scam, scam, scam.  I got the same thing.  Look up Lotto scams on the net and look up their name.  You'll see.  Sorry, I know it's a bummer.
1005444
Hi,\n\nAs the other members are saying, it is a FRAUD used for identity theft and to earn some money.\n\nPlease read the article:\n\n"Lottery scams are one of the most common types of fraudulent email currently hitting inboxes. Be wary of unsolicited email that informs you that you have won a large sum of money in an international lottery. This is a common Internet scam. There is no lottery and no prize. Those who initiate a dialogue with the scammers by replying to the lottery scam emails will eventually be asked for advanced fees to cover expenses associated with delivery of the supposed "winnings". They may also become the victims of identity theft."\n\nI suggest you to go through the complete article here >http://www.hoax-slayer.com/email-lottery...\n\nI hope this helps.\n\n>>>Naveen Kumar
384461
http://www.lottos.com.au/forum/member.php?action=reg&refer=ilazarus
373304
Congratulation !\nPlz be sure its not a scam.\nIf you are informed by postal mail or email and demand any fee in cash ,to be sent by western union be sure its a scam.If you live outside Canada contact Canadian embassy for detail information.Also you can search lottery scam     \non net .\nIf you need more information send me a note ,\nsome people in my community received same information of lottery.I really want to help you before losing money.
804697
It's a scam.  Pay no attention to it.\nIf you didn't enter a contest or buy a lottery ticket, how do you expect to win it?
75425
Most of them are scams. It's often illegal to enter them, in the few cases when the lottery actually exists. More often than not, you'll just send your money off and never see it again. If they're operating out of a foreign country, you'll have very little comeback if they take the money and run.\n\nBe especially wary of winning notifications from international lotteries you don't recall entering - every single one of these is a scam.
270580
eBay you ever heard of it?
470396
It's a SCAM!!!!  Do you buy a ticket from overseas...NO!!!!\n\nThat should give you a HINT!!!!
1020066
If you haven't played a lotto then I would say it is some kind of fraud. If they ask you to call them, especially if they charge a premium rate then I would definitely think it is a fraud.