Complaint Review: International Lottery Board S.L

 This morning I attended a chronic disease support group made up of seniors. Among other topics we discussed scams. This afternoon I picked up my mail only to discover I have won a Spanish Lottery I didn't enter. Someone else entered for me so they get 10% of the winnings but only after the full amount of the prize is transferred into my bank account. How can this be a scam? They aren't asking for any money up front. Ah, but the second page of the letter is for me to fill out in 3 sections. First section is a lot of personal information including birthday date followed by expiration date (when I will die?) and marital status; (m) or (d) or (s). No room for Windows. If I were going to run a scam I could do better than this. Second section is all my bank account information. Third section is information on my next of kin including contact information occupation and marital status. Still no widows. No way am I giving out all this information so I hop on here and find old Don Lucas has been operating since 2008. His prices have gone up though (inflation you know). I won 5,350,121.00. euros That's right five million. and I have to fork over 10% instead of 5%.