I got the same email on 10 August 2010. The weird thing is that when you put the email address into google it actually comes up with the official UK National Lottery site. I don't know how they do this but it could really sucker some people in. What I want to know is what do they get out of this?

I got the same email on 10 August 2010. The weird thing is that when you put the email address into google it actually comes up with the official UK National Lottery site. I don't know how they do this but it could really sucker some people in. What I want to know is what do they get out of this?

They sent e-mail that i won the internet lottery, so they ask for my personal info... SUBJECT: E-Ticket Winner UK NATIONAL LOTTO GROUP 89 York Street Westminster, London W1H 1QG UNITED KINGDOM Congratulations, You have won the above cash prize via your e-mail address which was randomly selected from the World Wide Web and attached to a lucky e-ticket on our online lotto sweepstakes promo draws held on Monday, 1st of March, 2010 in London, United Kingdom. To file for claim, do contact our claims agent via e-mail as given below providing your full name(s), full address, telephone #, nationality, country of residence & reference # (same as above) for due processing and remittance of your prize money; ******************************** Agent: David M. Hasker Email: dmhasker@un-erp.com Tel/Fax: (44)0871-503-9542 ******************************** Claims processing may take a period between 24hrs - 72 hrs. Yours faithfully, Inga Wilidar Online Coordinator