From: admin@domain.com
Reply: sheryllgoede111@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 2020 01:33:30 +0300
Subject: My donation to you and your family
My Name is Sheryll Goedert (Managing Member of Vacation Life LLC). I
am the winner of $396.9 million Powerball jackpot. I won on Jan 29,
2020.
This Winning is a blessing so we decided to give back to the society
which means we are officially notifying you that you have been
selected as one of the Beneficiaries of 2020 VACATION LIFE LLC Social
Responsibility Cash Aid Program.
Your e-mail address was randomly chosen by the Topaz Ballot System.
You have been awarded the sum of $500,000USD by VACATION LIFE LLC. I
only Hope you will be able to help others around you. Email me on (sheryllgoede111@gmail.com) for more information on how to get the
donated amount
I got one too, On Nov. 22nd. So people be safe I looking for information that it’s really what it says and don’t just do it because it says you get money.
Remember GOD loves all of us.
GOD bless you all !!!!!!!
I just receivers one as well. Me being in college i almost cried then i remembered what my dads said about scams and moms said about trusting people.
Your parents talk a lot of sense!
Yeah, I got one today too. I learned years ago not to believe any of these. In fact, I often get a kick out of sending a very carefully worded, insulting response to them, which is usually bounced back by deamon maler. Also, beware the ones who have ‘restricted’ a paypal account, or want to verify a bank transaction. Or even better, they want you to settle an old payday loan and have frozen your bank account–usually not even one you might use. I love responding to them… Maybe I shouldnt but they deserve that loathing for trying to scam people.
There are a lot of variations of the email phishing and/or fraud scams. If you are ever unsure, call your bank using the number on the back of your bank card, not in the email. I got one of those and immediately called my bank… to find that everything was okay. So, be ware, be vigilant, and maybe have a little sarcastic fun at a scammers expense.