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Hi
I have also received such message from O2 Telecommunications Limited that i have won GBP 500000 and for getting it i need to transfer some money to their Paying Bank Account.
Please let me know also whether all this is fake or is there a possibility of it being real.
Thanks
Rohit
I have also received such message from O2 Telecommunications Limited that i have won GBP 500000 and for getting it i need to transfer some money to their Paying Bank Account.
Please let me know also whether all this is fake or is there a possibility of it being real.
Thanks
Rohit
i got sms of orange mobile draw i wanted confirm whether it is true.plz inform...
Dear sir,
I HAVE RECIEVED THE SMS FROM MD-SNIG ON 28/03/2009 TIME-4.35
WHICH IS AS FOLLOWS:-
YOU HAVE WON US$ 1 MILLION IN 2009 ON-GOING (SHELL INTL) MOBILE DRAW. TO CLAO, CONTACT MR.PHILIP MATHEW ON eMAIL - [protected]@live.com
I HAVE SENT AN E-MAIL TO THE ABOVE SIGNED E-MAIL ADDRESS, BUT THERE IS NO REPLY. MY MOBILE NUMBER IS [protected] & MY E-MAIL ID IS [protected]@yahoo.co.in seend me repley urgent i want to message details..
I want MORE DETAILS & PRIZE MONEY Immdiatly
I HAVE RECIEVED THE SMS FROM MD-SNIG ON 28/03/2009 TIME-4.35
WHICH IS AS FOLLOWS:-
YOU HAVE WON US$ 1 MILLION IN 2009 ON-GOING (SHELL INTL) MOBILE DRAW. TO CLAO, CONTACT MR.PHILIP MATHEW ON eMAIL - [protected]@live.com
I HAVE SENT AN E-MAIL TO THE ABOVE SIGNED E-MAIL ADDRESS, BUT THERE IS NO REPLY. MY MOBILE NUMBER IS [protected] & MY E-MAIL ID IS [protected]@yahoo.co.in seend me repley urgent i want to message details..
I want MORE DETAILS & PRIZE MONEY Immdiatly
i am mirza aslam baig i want a money
i have recived such type of message that i have won.what is this
Shell Mobile — lucky draw
Dear sir,i have won10, 000/ DOLLARS IN THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE DRAW to claim contact on [protected]@live.com. I want to know whether it is true or not, so please give me
details from where i can collect the prize.
please let me know this mobile draw is real or fake
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Shell Mobile lucky draw
Posted:[protected] by Mr.Kuldeep Singh Send email
True or fake?
Hi
I have been receiving SMSs from the last two days saying my mobile number has won the the GBP of 2000000 in the 2009 SHELL international mobile draw .To claim i need to contact Philip at [protected]@live.com. Please let me know if it is true or just another fraud .
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Shell Mobile lucky draw
Posted:[protected] by Mr.Kuldeep Singh Send email
True or fake?
Hi
I have been receiving SMSs from the last two days saying my mobile number has won the the GBP of 2000000 in the 2009 SHELL international mobile draw .To claim i need to contact Philip at [protected]@live.com. Please let me know if it is true or just another fraud .
Dear sir,
i have won400, 000 GBP / DOLLARS IN ON GOING SHELL MOBILE THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE DRAW to claim contact on [protected]@live.com I want to know whether it is true or not, so please give me
details from where i can collect the prize.
i have won400, 000 GBP / DOLLARS IN ON GOING SHELL MOBILE THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE DRAW to claim contact on [protected]@live.com I want to know whether it is true or not, so please give me
details from where i can collect the prize.
these guys r fake wenever someone asks u to credit some money into thier account u can b sure tht these guys r fraud, so pls guys ask some banker bfore creditin d money
Sir IHave Won 500000Folanpreimier mobile Draw [protected]@live.com
Dear sir,
i have won10, 000/ DOLLARS IN THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE DRAW to claim contact on [protected]@live.com. I want to know whether it is true or not, so please give me
details from where i can collect the prize.
i have won10, 000/ DOLLARS IN THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE DRAW to claim contact on [protected]@live.com. I want to know whether it is true or not, so please give me
details from where i can collect the prize.
I HAVE BEEN SENT A MESSAGE DATED 15/11/09THAT MY NUMBER HASBEEN SELECTED FOR $2998CASH PRIZE FOR DETAILS CALL +[protected] I CALLED THE RESPECTIVE NO. ON THAT RESPECTIVE DAY AND IWAS TOLD THAT I WILL GET MY PRIZE WITHIN A WEEK.BUT I HAVE GOT NO ANSWER TILL TODAY
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I HAVE BEEN SENT A MESSAGE DATED 15/11/09THAT MY NUMBER HASBEEN SELECTED FOR $2998CASH PRIZE FOR DETAILS CALL +[protected] I CALLED THE RESPECTIVE NO. ON THAT RESPECTIVE DAY AND IWAS TOLD THAT I WILL GET MY PRIZE WITHIN A WEEK.BUT I HAVE GOT NO ANSWER TILL TODAY
I HAVE BEEN SENT A MESSAGE DATED 15/11/09THAT MY NUMBER HASBEEN SELECTED FOR $2998CASH PRIZE FOR DETAILS CALL +[protected] I CALLED THE RESPECTIVE NO. ON THAT RESPECTIVE DAY AND IWAS TOLD THAT I WILL GET MY PRIZE WITHIN A WEEK.BUT I HAVE GOT NO ANSWER TILL TODAY
i have been sent a message on my reliance nodated 22nov 2009 that your number has own $500, 000 onfifa world cup lottery. contact dr.samson for your claim +[protected]emailaddress.[protected]@london.com.I CALLED THE RESPECTIVE PERSON ON THE RESPECTIVE NO AND HE TOLD THAT IWOULD BE INFORMED VERY SOON.BUT NO REPLY TILL NOW.I TRIED TO VISIT THE ABOVE MENTIONED WEBSITE BUT ITWAS NOT FOUND. PLEASE HELP.
i recieved a message on 25 jan 2010 saying that i chave won 5 hundred thousand pounds in the md-shell lucky draw contest
Do not send any E mail or reply to the E mail address. It is Fake. No one can give you money for free for so many persons.
Beware! Lottery frauds enter ‘mobile’ platforms
Express News Service First Published : 07 May 2009 11:08:19 AM ISTLast Updated :
KOCHI: “Your mobile number has won $3, 000, 000 in the ongoing orange INTL draws in UK, your pin is 3432, e-mail [protected]@live.com to claim.”
Have you ever received such a message on your mobile phone? Once-popular e-mail lottery frauds have now entered into a mobile phone phase. In a recent trend, mobile subscribers of various operators have been getting SMSs informing them about winning of huge amounts through draws. IT experts point out that the issue could grow into a controversy as fraudsters were availing themselves of the mobile phone numbers from unknown data sources operating at the international level.
It was about three weeks ago that P Karunakaran Nair of Kochi received a message in his BSNL mobile phone saying that he had won a lottery to the tune of 2, 00, 000 Pounds. He was asked to contact an e-mail ID to claim the amount. Just for curiosity he sent an e-mail. The reply received in the name of Shell Petroleum Development Company U.K from the ID shellpet.[protected]@live.com goes like this.
“We wish to inform you that we are preparing your Certificate of Award and will send it to you as soon as it is ready. Your fund has been deposited with our affiliate bank in Liverpool for security and you are to complete and send the application below immediately to the Foreign Remittance Department of NatWest Bank by E-mail:[protected]@yahoo.com”
“As soon as your application is received, we shall process and transfer your money to you. This process will not take more than 7 banking days if you follow the procedure as directed. Should you have any questions, do not fail to contact me. Regards, Dr Cindy Vall.”
The mail asked him to contact Bill Nikon of Foreign Remittance Department, Natwest Bank, 104 London Road, GB - Liverpool L3 5NL. It said that the fund was deposited in a temporary account at the bank by that organisation. He was asked to mention personal details, including his passport number and bank account number.
IT experts point out that the issue has wider proportions. “The fact that these fraudsters have started sending SMSs should be viewed seriously. In a way it’s an intrusion into our privacy. No subscriber would prefer an operator giving his mobile number to any such organisations. That means there could be an international data storage system that transfers the details to these people. There are portals from which people can send SMSs to many people. May be these fraudsters are depending on similar portals, ” said N C Pradeep Kumar, an IT expert.
Mobile phone operators are also playing a role in these frauds, said an Idea subscriber, who received such a message recently. “The name of the sender was not mentioned in that SMS. That means the message was send with the knowledge of the service-provider. I am planning to approach the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) against these frauds, ” he said.
Express News Service First Published : 07 May 2009 11:08:19 AM ISTLast Updated :
KOCHI: “Your mobile number has won $3, 000, 000 in the ongoing orange INTL draws in UK, your pin is 3432, e-mail [protected]@live.com to claim.”
Have you ever received such a message on your mobile phone? Once-popular e-mail lottery frauds have now entered into a mobile phone phase. In a recent trend, mobile subscribers of various operators have been getting SMSs informing them about winning of huge amounts through draws. IT experts point out that the issue could grow into a controversy as fraudsters were availing themselves of the mobile phone numbers from unknown data sources operating at the international level.
It was about three weeks ago that P Karunakaran Nair of Kochi received a message in his BSNL mobile phone saying that he had won a lottery to the tune of 2, 00, 000 Pounds. He was asked to contact an e-mail ID to claim the amount. Just for curiosity he sent an e-mail. The reply received in the name of Shell Petroleum Development Company U.K from the ID shellpet.[protected]@live.com goes like this.
“We wish to inform you that we are preparing your Certificate of Award and will send it to you as soon as it is ready. Your fund has been deposited with our affiliate bank in Liverpool for security and you are to complete and send the application below immediately to the Foreign Remittance Department of NatWest Bank by E-mail:[protected]@yahoo.com”
“As soon as your application is received, we shall process and transfer your money to you. This process will not take more than 7 banking days if you follow the procedure as directed. Should you have any questions, do not fail to contact me. Regards, Dr Cindy Vall.”
The mail asked him to contact Bill Nikon of Foreign Remittance Department, Natwest Bank, 104 London Road, GB - Liverpool L3 5NL. It said that the fund was deposited in a temporary account at the bank by that organisation. He was asked to mention personal details, including his passport number and bank account number.
IT experts point out that the issue has wider proportions. “The fact that these fraudsters have started sending SMSs should be viewed seriously. In a way it’s an intrusion into our privacy. No subscriber would prefer an operator giving his mobile number to any such organisations. That means there could be an international data storage system that transfers the details to these people. There are portals from which people can send SMSs to many people. May be these fraudsters are depending on similar portals, ” said N C Pradeep Kumar, an IT expert.
Mobile phone operators are also playing a role in these frauds, said an Idea subscriber, who received such a message recently. “The name of the sender was not mentioned in that SMS. That means the message was send with the knowledge of the service-provider. I am planning to approach the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) against these frauds, ” he said.
Dude these ppl r making us fool by telling to pay in customs 2 get our reward's but if v really won the reward y should v have 2 pay v r loyal winner & they should do every procedure 4 winner so dude's never pay anything 4 anything FRAUD like this
I have received a sms that i have won 250000 pounds on shell int'l mobile draw UK 2009 and to claim the prize have to send my mobile number, address to Dr.Muller via email [protected]@live.com. Please let me know if it is true or just a fraud.