Is there any promotional program of mircrosoft uk, and in the result of lucky draw, winners would get 8.5 mil?
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Sounds very much like a typical advance fee fraud - you'll be asked for endless processing fees (why can't they pay them out of the prize?) for something that never comes.\n\nIf Microsoft (or the company of the week that's being spoofed) really was offering a big cash prize, it would be heavily advertised. It isn't, so the prize must be fake.
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I received an email saying I'd won $500 and telling me to click a link to claim my prize.  When I clicked on the link the page could not be displayed.  I wrote to Yahoo! admin. to ask how to claim and I have had no response.  I seriously think it's a scam.
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no-trust me i have won close to 5 this way but not received any money form any so please dont fall for this its for your own good only.\n\ni bet that you dont remember when you joined or played for the lottery simple reason being that you never tried or did\n\nthey ask for money and then disappear\n\nyou are not the only person to get that kind of letter
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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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It varies depending on the company holding the contest.\nI've entered dozens of online contests and won a number of small things (make up, an address book, CDs, autographed books from an author, a food coupon for Sonic).  I have received all those things, so my experience was positive.  \nDo you recognize the name of the company offering the prize?\nDid you enter their contest?  If not, and you received an unsolicited promise of something, it's probably not legit.
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Nothing, as far as I know.  TUCOWS is just another website which may have advertising for, or advertise with, Yahoo or Google.
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RIP-OFF!  Delete them, run away from the computer.\n\nFirst off, you should never have to pay to get a job (unless you pay a recruiter to do it, then it is generally for high-level executives).\n\nAward Notification emails are scams.  Pay me $2,500 and give me your bank account number and I will deposit $4 million in there. . . Read the email, carefully.  How many misspellings are there?  You will have to look close, some are very clever.  Also look where it is coming from.  Most will be outside the US.  It is illegal for a US citizen to participate in a foreign lottery (playing scratch-off or something while in Europe or Canada is illegal, but "o.k.").\n\nalso, did you get the one from South Africa?  Their office is in London and they pay out 25 million Euro's.  South Africa doesn't use the Euro, and as of last year, neither does England (though I think that is going to change fairly soon if it hasn't already).\n\nHope this helps.
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I followed all the procedures to get this prize. I sent a donation of $475 to Nigeria as they directed me to do so. However, i didn't recieve my prize till now. Who can help us? YAHOO staff, plese reply us is it from your side and you are going to send the money or not?!?!?!?!!
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I don't think there exist any legitimate mass-mailing program. Neither free, not paid. Even if they exists, they are a patent by the large firms.\n\nRegards\n(Siddharth Razdan)
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Clean your system out. they most likely put in a cookie and it's all a scam. Exactly like the Publisher Clearing House sweepstakes. any organizations that ask you to send your money to claim a prize which you did not apply for is a rip off. Delete all e-mails from them without opening it.To use a cliche, there's no such thing as a free lunch.
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More than likely not.  Did you enter into any lottery?  It's a scam, stay away from it.
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I don't know what an ap8 form is but I just received an email from Scooplotto Management saying that myself and 9 other people won the 10 Year Anniversary Awards draw that took place on the 21st of March.
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Oh yes!!! Money,trips,cars,i have seen it all. I won $100 a month ago and used it to pay for my first patent application on an invention.In my last showcase,a guy won $10,000,a lady won a car,guy-shopping spree etc. i personally called two my friends when i heard their names on a radio station and they won $1,000/1,vacation/1. It has been great. Peace.
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The only legitimate one that I know of is Harris Poll. They have been around since before there even was an internet. They will send you one or two surveys a month via e-mail and you will earn points towards prizes which include giftcards. You wont get rich but they do deliever the prizes.\nhttp://www.harrispollonline.com/main.asp
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The results of a few lottery draws :)
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I wouldn't trust such program. Human tends to be greedy. How can they share their wealth with someone they don't even know?\n\nAll they do is promoting it like crazy, saying this and that, turning your reality into illusion, then rip your money off. Now, what is left? You keep on using/promoting the softwares/programmes while the developers laughing all the way to the bank.\n\nMy kind advise, do be trapped by them. Money won't come easily.
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First, you make a website with some entertainments in it for free for about a month - to get more people.\n\nThen, they have to sign up to be sponsor in order to download your files. Or if you're a nice person, you can just put a donation button, they will donate you.\n\nAs for me, I earned $54 as a donation so far. Not much, but enough for some snacks.\nwww.quaycomputer.net.ms