is this true that I really win this I phone6?

from: vicneswaren


Hello vivian,

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1. vivian

2. Mehar Ali

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it is a scam. Post the complete header and you will see it is sent from a free email address. Any real company giving away, or offering a lottery on any item will not be using a free email address. please post the email address "From" and "Reply to" lines here to warn others of this scam. Remove your personal information before you post it.

Also, if you post the address to where the "Click here" link goes to, you will find some sort of phishing website looking for your personal information. Possibly trying to steal your identity or money. if you hover your mouse over the "click here" link, or right click it and choose "copy link location" you can see where it goes, then post it here.

I've seen some of your other posts here, vivian. Now that you have had dealings with one scammer, your inbox is going to be flooded with scam emails from dozens or hundreds of other scammers.

The best thing for you to do is to create a new email account ( preferably 2 or 3 of them), give one email address out to only friends and family. Use the second one for trusted businesses such as banks, credit cards, utilities.

then give the 3rd address out ( let it remain the one currently bombarding you with scams, maybe. or get an entirely new one) to everyone else. Remember, trust is earned, not given. And the scammers think that they deserve trust for no reason at all. They are nothing but thieves trying to steal your money. Don't let them have the opportunity to steal from you.