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Been told that you've won the Coca Cola lottery? It's a scam. Find out more here.
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Dear winner,
You have won A Powerball jackpot of $40 million with Winning Numbers for Nov 16. 28,34,51,53,56,11. You may be surprise why you are receiving this email since you did not play the online lottery or how you email was selected for this winning, While you are browsing you may mistakenly click on our icon which insignificantly pump out at the left side of your browser, when you click it your email will automatically be taken for the online draws, consider yourself a lucky person. please confirm your winning numbers on our website once more.

http://powerball.com/games/home

Visit our head office with a copy of this email you received with a valid government id to collect your money.

A Powerball jackpot of $40 million may not seem like much, but ask yourself this – is $40 million really a small amount of money?

If you were to stack $100 bills, take a look at the heights the money would reach at each estimated jackpot amount.

Here are three signs of a prize scam:

You have to pay to get your prize. But real prizes are free. So if someone tells you to pay a fee for "taxes," "shipping and handling charges," or “processing fees” to get your prize, you’re dealing with a scammer. And if they ask you to pay by wiring money, sending cash, or paying with gift cards or cryptocurrency to get your prize, don’t do it. Scammers use these payments because it’s hard to track who the money went to. And it’s almost impossible to get your money back.
They say paying increases your odds of winning. But real sweepstakes are free and winning is by chance. It’s illegal for someone to ask you to pay to increase your odds of winning. Only a scammer will do that.
You have to give your financial information. There’s absolutely no reason to ever give your bank account or credit card number to claim any prize or sweepstakes. If they ask for this information, don’t give it. It’s a scam.

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Date: Sun, 20 Nov 2022 04:44:00 +0800
Subject: Visit our head office to collect your winning amount
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