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Dave Johnson is now on Flipp running the same scam. BEWARE!!!
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Lottery scams: Spot them to better avoid them
In its most classic form, the lottery scam is an advance fee fraud that started in 2004 and is mainly carried out by Yahoo boys.. They try to make you believe that you have won a lottery in which you did not even participate.The recovery of the funds (obviously non-existent) is conditioned to the payment of taxes and various fees.Mainly spread by e-mail, this scam regularly displays brands known to the general public (Microsoft, Lotto, Apple Awards...).
More recently and especially on social networks, the lottery scam can take another form: a lottery is used as a pretext to direct you to a fake contest. Once you have paid a few euros, you will find yourself involved in a hidden subscription scam.
On this page you will find many examples of lottery scams.
To report a scam of this kind, we invite you to use this online form.
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 2 days ago... I receive an i message by someone calling herself Julie Leach, powerball play lottery winner and then told me I was randomly chosen to win $150,000. Later this amount changed to $100.000 when texting the agent of her program, Mary Smith who appears to be an of |
 04/11/2020... This site is definitely a scam site. Because I have attended at least 250 lottery so far, but it is 0.1 gram in all. This is not mathematically possible. At least 5 of them must definitely come to 1000 grams. This never happened. Reference gains are not ref |
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Julie Leach (31 comments)
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Lottery Scam
11/01/2023... Comment / Review: I had a different supposed lottery winner attempt the same thing earlier yesterday, and I blocked them. . Scam contents: She said she was giving away lottery money. I have her on my Friends list as of last night. |
 07/29/2022... I guess anything is possible. But what are the chances that there is a person like this that is so generous that they want to give their money away. Too good to be true I would say. Seems the scammer wants to attract attentionand hack into personal or bank acc |
 05/20/2023... Someone claiming to be Julie Leach messages me on Instagram ready to gift $30,000 and asked me to sign up with a site called rely vault. I was surprised to find that there was no app available as most banking services have one. This person seemed too eager to |
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2 days ago... I receive an i message by someone calling herself Julie Leach, powerball play lottery winner and then told me I was randomly chosen to win $150,000. Later this amount changed to $100.000 when texting the agent of her program, Mary Smith who appears to be an of |
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+2250799740965 Elya choufeni
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Lottery Scam
one week ago... Comment / Review: Then said he wanted money. Scam contents: Won the lottery and wanted to offer money. SUSPECTED SCAM! |
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Julie Leach
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Lottery Scam
05/19/2025... Comment / Review: This behavior needs to be addressed.. Scam contents: Request for details for payment of funds from my winning a giveaway from a first prize winner of a lottery. Given the grammer and the setup and details it was an obvious scam. I provided in |
 05/04/2025... Comment / Review: Dont trust newbies lottery app. . Scam contents: They keep pushing you to do deposit to withdraw the winning prizes, then the gcash/Maya account number that you've linked-in, they are intentionally change one # at the middle of the 11digit a |
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hgzygame@gmail.com +46313011220 HGZY Games (the fake brand name shown on the website)
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Phishing
04/27/2025... hgzygames.com is a fake online gambling site designed to scam people, especially users from Bangladesh. They show fake lottery winning messages and force you to deposit money through bKash, Nagad, and other local services. Once you send money, they block you |
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