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Complaint Review: PawerBall lottery - Taboro North Carolina
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Taboro, 27886 North Carolina, USA
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PawerBall lottery hay seed i seen $379.00 to transfer my winnings but no money I got a NatinalStateBank were my money so call is 1,500,000.00 North Carolina United States North Carolina
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I got a email from the Centeral Intelillence saing I won $1,500,000.00 and I did what thay told me to do,PowerBall winnings Lottery # 3--17-10-25-23-(27) this is the number that saing I won $1,500,000.00 Central Intelellens and the money is in NationalStateBank no number I seent $379.00 to sumit my winnings I got the bank and my Pin and account number emial was [email protected] and [email protected] (24/7) assistance is available: I seent the money Western Union on 5/31/2013 to that address and 3 days letter I got my socal account number and UserID and Passwerd to get in the Bank account to bo the transfer but know thy say I must seen a Request to Sumit a Clearance Certificate to our account Verification Department befor I can be fully approved for payment and Transfers,to my Bank of choosy the Bank had a emailaddress is [email protected] .I call the 919-707-0795 and thay tald me to call The PowerBall Lottery to get more inf on this mater and I did thay Told me is a scam .
I need to know how come thay are using this email to [email protected] first one thay sent me and the name of the Central Inteellins and http://win.powwerbaall.com/index/log/pd_stories.html)
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Sipo
Macomb,Michigan,
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#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Fri, September 20, 2013
Notice the the 2 W's in the web address. It's fake. Anytime that someone tells you to use Western Union, consider it a scam. I get at least 20 of these every single day.
It's like saying you won the "Yahoo" drawing and they have a live.com address or they may say go to yahooowinngs.com. Nothing but fake. Nobody died and left anybody a wealth of money to anyone. Then to make it look legitamate, they'll direct you to a news story online. By the way, Saddam Hussein's wife emailed me that she wants to share her husband hidden cash with me if I were to send her a release fee through Western Union. Her email address was like [email protected].
