All I have to do is "complete the attached form" to claim my winnings.
Do people really fall for this nonsense? I never entered any raffle, so how could I possible win one?
Tah-dah!
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Tah-dah!
by Workingman » 27 Jul 2018, 11:44
According to my email I have just this minute WON a raffle!
All I have to do is "complete the attached form" to claim my winnings.
Do people really fall for this nonsense? I never entered any raffle, so how could I possible win one?
All I have to do is "complete the attached form" to claim my winnings.
Do people really fall for this nonsense? I never entered any raffle, so how could I possible win one?
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Re: Tah-dah!
by saundra » 27 Jul 2018, 11:49
I once won a raffle it was a bottle of campari? Gave it to a friend about her scam frank
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Re: Tah-dah!
by Workingman » 27 Jul 2018, 11:56
Suandra, I could not say where it came from because I nuked it,
The golden rules for unknown emails are do not click on any links and never, ever, ever open any attachments.
The golden rules for unknown emails are do not click on any links and never, ever, ever open any attachments.
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Re: Tah-dah!
by AliasAggers » 27 Jul 2018, 14:45
Workingman wrote:The golden rules for unknown emails are do not click on any links and never, ever, ever open any attachments.
That's very sound advice folks.
There are no strangers here; Only friends you haven't yet met.
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Re: Tah-dah!
by Kaz » 27 Jul 2018, 19:37
I won the Weight Watchers group raffle this week - £4.50 to spend in the WW shop 
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