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Ellen Mehemd
Country: United Kingdom
Dear Sir or Madam I write to you because I keep getting emails from Susan Lampard of the National lottery she even sends her i.d card from the lottery and her gas bill to prove she is legitamite but there is an African name that she is asking me to send £130 to to release my funds of over a million pounds I am not stupid but there might be some other people who are gullible.. I will give you the name and address of this scammer because when I tried to email Susan Lampard of the national Lottery back I get mailer Deomon I dont believe it is from Susan it's from an African man in the City here is his address: this man'sname is :- Christian Elochukwu Uzoma of 50 Newman st. City London w13EF he is asking for $200 U.S. or £130 pounds to release some form he reckons to get my million pound. What a load of rubbish..please help

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    JT
    | 1 reply
    Subject:    
        Bank Transfer of $3.3million ( info@standardchartered.us.pn )
    From:    
    "susanlampard@nationallottery.at.vu"<susanlampard@nationallottery.at.vu>    (Add as Preferred Sender)    
    Date:    Tue, May 06, 2014 9:54 am
    To:    freelenodouglas@thefbi.co.uk
    The National Lottery                                                                         May 6th, 2014
    P O Box 1010
    Liverpool, L70 1N
    United Kingdom
    BANK TRANSFER OF $11.3Million



    We have decided to transfer your $3.3million to you through Standard Chartered Bank. You would need to open an account with them. Please do so and send me your account number with them. Please make sure they give you an online account so that you can log into the account and be able to transfer your funds to a any account of your choice


    Contact them by email  (  info@standardchartered.us.pn ).

    Be  further advised to maintain the strictest level of confidentiality until the end of proceedings to circumvent problems associated with fraudulent claims. This is part ofour precautionary measure to avoid double claiming and unwarranted abuse of this program.




    THE NATIONAL LOTTERY,
    CAMELOT GROUP,
    FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
    UNITED KINGDOM.


    Sounds too good to be true...it is...its a scam
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      HW replies to JT
      Now they are asking me to send $200 to..: Chinonso Okorie, 5 Marylebone Street, London, SE13, yRS , UNITIED KINGDOM, 140POUNDS(USD$200)
      To claim $13.3million
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    JT
    Anti-Terrorist and Monetary Crimes Division
    Fbi Headquarters In Washington, D.C.
    Federal Bureau Of Investigation
    J. Edgar Hoover Building
    935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20535-0001
    Website: www.fbi.gov               


    My Name is James Dike. I work with the FBI. I am currently in Nigeria to redeem your cheque for you due to your Lottery Win in the amount of $11.3million. I finally have the cheque in my possession and it will cost $100 for Nigerian Postal Service which will take two weeks to get to you and $500 for Fedex which would take three days to get to you.


    Once again, the information needed to make the payment by western union or moneygram via my assistant is below:


    Name: Frank Ugu
    Address: 22 Shane city, four points, Abuja, Nigeria
    test question: for
    Answer: delivery


    Send me the information below when done.




    Senders Full names
    Senders Full Address
    MTCN
    Amount Sent

    Your's  Sincerely,
    James Dike
    FBI


    Its a SCAM
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    JT
    Anti-Terrorist and Monetary Crimes Division
    Fbi Headquarters In Washington, D.C.
    Federal Bureau Of Investigation
    J. Edgar Hoover Building
    935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20535-0001
    Website: www.fbi.gov               


    You won the National Lottery to the tune of $11.3million and you were referred to Nigeria to be paid by Central Bank of Nigeria but there has been too many delays.


    We have sent an FBI Agent to Nigeria to get your funds for you. His name is James Dike. Agent James Dike is in Nigeria with Your Lottery Cheque and wants to send it to you. The mailing fee is only $100. However, Fedex would cost $500. I advise you use Fedex but if you cannot afford it, then use Nigeria Postal Service which is $100. Please send it to his personal assistant who went with him by western union and email him too



    The Details you need to send him the $100 or $500 for Fedex by western union or moneygram are as follows:



    Name: Frank Ugu
    Address: 22 Shane city, four points, Abuja, Nigeria
    test question: for
    Answer: delivery




    Send him the payment information when done. Please note that the card will be sent with FBI seal so it cannot be stopped by anyone. This means you will surely get the card once it is sent out and no further payments. I give you my word on this.



    His email is ( jamesdike@fbigovt.us.pn )




    Your's  Sincerely,

    Robert S. Mueller, III
    FBI

    Scam, Scam, Scam
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    JT
    I sent you this last week. Please let me know the exact date you would make payment.



    This is to bring to your attention that we have confirmed from the FBI  and the National Lottery, United Kingdom, that a debit card or cheque in the amount of $3.3million  be sent to you from the Central Bank, Lagos, Nigeria. To make things easy for you, we work with the Bank Of America to issue us Visa Debit cards. The cards are then sent to Nigeria for verification and endorsement by the Central Bank. This is in accordance with the instructions of the National Lottery so that the amount contained in the card is non-taxable.
    The card/cheque presently sits in our Lagos office and will be dispatched to you as soon as we receive confirmation of payment for the courier of the card/cheque. For security reasons, the pin will be sent to you only when we are sure you have the card in your possession. For this sake, when sending any email to us, your subject should include the code CBNBOA2014.


    Below are three options for delivery of your card or cheque worth $3.3million

    1. Fedex with tracking number, premium insurance and 2-day delivery:    $800
    2. DHL with tracking number, premium insurance and 2-day delivery:        $820
    3. Fedex with tracking number, premium insurance and 5-day delivery:    $500
    4. DHL with tracking number, premium insurance and 3-day delivery:        $520
    5. Nigeria Postal Service with no insurance and 14-day delivery:               $100

    Please choose one of the options above and make payment.
    You are to make the payment by western union to new assistant:

    Name: Kennedy Uche
    Address: 21 Lekki Road, Lekki
    City: Lagos
    Country: Nigeria
    Test Question: color
    Answer: red
    Scan and send the western union transfer slip/receipt via email to me. If you do not have a scanner, email me the following information:


    1. Name and Address of Sender
    2. 10-digit Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN)
    3. Test Question and Answer.
    4. Amount Sent


    Once we receive the money, the card/cheque would be sent to you immediately. Thank you.


    Please note that our emails are being monitored by the FBI.



    Beth Storbo
    Central Bank of Nigeria
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    JT
    This is to bring to your attention that we have confirmed from the FBI  and the National Lottery, United Kingdom, that a debit card or cheque in the amount of $3.3million  be sent to you from the Central Bank, Lagos, Nigeria. To make things easy for you, we work with the Bank Of America to issue us Visa Debit cards. The cards are then sent to Nigeria for verification and endorsement by the Central Bank. This is in accordance with the instructions of the National Lottery so that the amount contained in the card is non-taxable.
    The card/cheque presently sits in our Lagos office and will be dispatched to you as soon as we receive confirmation of payment for the courier of the card/cheque. For security reasons, the pin will be sent to you only when we are sure you have the card in your possession. For this sake, when sending any email to us, your subject should include the code CBNBOA2014.


    Below are three options for delivery of your card or cheque worth $3.3million

    1. Fedex with tracking number, premium insurance and 2-day delivery:    $800
    2. DHL with tracking number, premium insurance and 2-day delivery:        $820
    3. Fedex with tracking number, premium insurance and 5-day delivery:    $500
    4. DHL with tracking number, premium insurance and 3-day delivery:        $520
    5. Nigeria Postal Service with no insurance and 14-day delivery:               $100

    Please choose one of the options above and make payment.
    You are to make the payment by western union to new assistant:

    Name: Kennedy Uche
    Address: 21 Lekki Road, Lekki
    City: Lagos
    Country: Nigeria
    Test Question: color
    Answer: red
    Scan and send the western union transfer slip/receipt via email to me. If you do not have a scanner, email me the following information:


    1. Name and Address of Sender
    2. 10-digit Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN)
    3. Test Question and Answer.
    4. Amount Sent


    Once we receive the money, the card/cheque would be sent to you immediately. Thank you.


    Please note that our emails are being monitored by the FBI.



    Beth Storbo
    Central Bank of Nigeria

    Courier Scam
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    JT
    This is to bring to your attention that we have confirmed from the FBI  and the National Lottery, United Kingdom, that a debit card or cheque in the amount of $3.3million  be sent to you from the Central Bank, Lagos, Nigeria. To make things easy for you, we work with the Bank Of America to issue us Visa Debit cards. The cards are then sent to Nigeria for verification and endorsement by the Central Bank. This is in accordance with the instructions of the National Lottery so that the amount contained in the card is non-taxable.
    The card/cheque presently sits in our Lagos office and will be dispatched to you as soon as we receive confirmation of payment for the courier of the card/cheque. For security reasons, the pin will be sent to you only when we are sure you have the card in your possession. For this sake, when sending any email to us, your subject should include the code CBNBOA2014.


    Below are three options for delivery of your card or cheque worth $3.3million

    1. Fedex with tracking number, premium insurance and 3-day delivery:    $800
    2. DHL with tracking number, premium insurance and 3-day delivery:       $820
    3. Nigeria Postal Service with no insurance and 14-day delivery:  $100

    Please choose one of the options above and make payment.
    You are to make the payment by western union to my assistant:

    Name: Alex Obi
    Address: 12 Queens Street, Victoria Island
    City: Lagos
    Country: Nigeria
    Test Question: color
    Answer: red
    Scan and send the western union transfer slip/receipt via email to me. If you do not have a scanner, email me the following information:


    1. Name and Address of Sender
    2. 10-digit Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN)
    3. Test Question and Answer.
    4. Amount Sent


    Once we receive the money, the card/cheque would be sent to you immediately. Thank you.


    Please note that our emails are being monitored by the FBI.



    Beth Storbo
    Central Bank of Nigeria

    Courier Scam
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    JT
    elizabethstorbo@centralbanknigeria.at.vu  robertmueller@fbi.gov      freelenodouglas@thefbi.co.uk     james.dike@fbi.gov  susanlampard@nationallottery.at.vu  THESE ARE SCAMMER EMAIL ADDRESSES THAT SEND THE ABOVE EMAILS AND WORK TOGETHER AS COURIER SCAMMERS.
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    Pinoy
    | 3 replies
    Another Scammer Wreele Scott Douglas Impostor as FBI Agent. Asking for$200. He is Avery bad Person Scammer Fraud.
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      pissed replies to Pinoy
      Well then that a$$ needs to be incarcerated
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      pissed replies to Pinoy
      Well then that a$$ needs to be incarcerated
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      LN replies to Pinoy
      I received an email saying that I won the national lottery from Steele Scott Douglas . He also sent me his FBI photo as well as his  badge and passport ID. Patricia Reid is another person that is his supposed college. These scammers are getting more elaborate with their scams. Please do not fall for it. If you win the lottery you do not have to pay to receive your winnings!!
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    Nick
    | 1 reply
    Just got a message from Wreele Scott Douglas as well. I'm not an idiot and didn't even try to contact him, and coming here just confirms it. People can be pretty tempted with you flash a number in the millions in front of their faces.
    Original Emailer: Final Notification!!!!!!!
    player@national-lottery.co.uk (fsd62@wen341.onmicrosoft.com)
    Second Email:
    wreelesdouglas@thefbi.co.uk (wreelesdouglas@thefbi.co.uk)
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      Jeff Mayers replies to Nick
      im getting emails from wreele Douglas and the uba bank also wants 88 dollars to send me a atm card ya right scam
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    Dee
    | 5 replies
    u sent me  your electric bill to prove u are real

    On Sunday, March 15, 2015 1:38 AM, "patriciareid@national-lottery.co.uk" <patriciareid@national-lottery.co.uk> wrote:

    Camelot UK Lotteries Limited
    The National Lottery
    PO Box 251
    Watford
    WD18 9BR
    United Kingdom
    Registered office: Tolpits Lane, Watford, Herts WD18 9RN
    Registered in England and Wales No. 2822203

    Good Day,

    Agent Gregory asked me to email you with details on how to receive the $200 and subsequently send the documents to you which would enable us send your $7.3million to you.

    Your documents are to be sent by London Postal Service (LPS) only as instructed by the Director. LPS does not offer C.O.D (Cash on Delivery).

    Payment must be made by you before documents are sent. Your signature on these documents will enable us release payment to you in whatever manner you choose. This option is also to be chosen in the documents to be filled and signed by you. Once you sign these documents and send back to us, we shall make payment to you in whatever manner you chose in the form.

    Please get back to me with payment information to enable me dispatch your documents which shall be received two days after dispatch.

    Payments are to be made via WESTERN UNION OR MONEYGRAM ONLY so as to speed up the process of delivery. The payment should be made in my assistants name with the information stated below:

    Name: Christian Uzoma
    Address: 5 Marylebone Street, London, SE13, 6TS, United Kingdom.
    Amount: 140pounds (USD$200)

    Scan and send the moneygram/western union transfer slip/receipt via email to me. If you do not have a scanner, email me the following information:

    1. Name and Address of Sender
    2. 8 digits for moneygram or 10 digits for western union
    3. Test Question and Answer, if any.

    A dispatch notice indicating the date and time of departure and expected date and time of delivery will be sent to you once payment is received. I have attached a scanned copy of my identity card and my current British Gas Bill as proof of my address for your personal assurance and security that this is real and you will soon be a millionaire. When sending payment information, please change your subject to 'western union sent' so that I could attend to it immediately as I have many mails coming in.

    All packages not sent out within Three (3) working days from this communication will be returned to Agent Deabreu Gregory John as unclaimed. Please note that the $200 cannot be deducted from the winning sum. Refer to Agent Gregory's emails to you for further explanation.

    Respectfully Yours,

    Patricia Reid
    The National Lottery
    United Kingdom
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      Brian Walters Sr replies to Dee
      | 3 replies
      Ms Patricia Reid sounds real with me winning the national lottery I have the ticket the winning numbers they wanted me to come to London but I couldn't afford it so they said that I have to pay 200$ to get the documents and sign and send back so that they enable in any type of payment I want this scam are is it real my email is waltersbrian5210@yahoo.com help me
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        james replies to Brian Walters Sr
        Did u ever find out if this real or a scam i got the same email after receiving the email that i had won and an email frm an fbi person please email me and let me knw if u found out if this is a scam or not baneg2k7@yahoo.com thank u veru much really would like to knw
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        Jeff Mayers replies to Brian Walters Sr
        no scam
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        krissi replies to Brian Walters Sr
        If you personally went and bought the ticket call came lot they will bring the cheque to you if you agree to publicity.
        lottery winners are never asked to pay out money to claim their winnings this is a scam!!!!!
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      Frederico Flores replies to Dee
      Is this real

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