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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 8:20 pm

Is anyone here expecting lottery winnings under the name
Mrs. Mavis Cook Question

It seems I have gotten her letter instead of mine. I am hopeing it is another baiter and not a victim as this letter will require $$$ to further process the claim. I am going to google the name now in hopes to find out if this is a real person or one of us.

Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 8:22 pm

PLEASE DELET THIS POST
This is the name of another one of their scammers I just found it on google.
Sorry
Next time I'll google first. Embarassed

Baiting Guru Joined: 03 Mar 2006 Posts: 7103 Location: Yes

IC -- lottery scams are part and parcel of the lad handbook. Thousands of "winners" are sent letters (emails) every day. It's no different (except for the means) than any other scam out there.

Just like the dying cancer victims, relatives of dead generals, banking officials, and employment scams ("just cash checks and keep 10%") -- all scams. Nothing to get too upset about (for this site's purposes anyway). Wink

Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 1:43 am

URGENT REPLY NEEDED

I represent Mugu Lotteries Ltd. In augst 2004 man named Jonas Falk, a relative of yours, who was dying of cancer while fleeing oppression in his homeland, perished along with his family in a terrible plane crash. The previous day, he had won the International Internet Lottery. His winnings are under a mattress at my cousin's security company.

To hold yourself out as next of kin, send your name, address, marital status, phone number, blood type, sexual preference, and favorite food, along with a scanned copy of your passport, by telephone at +234 999 0419.