Scam! Powerball Email Lottery Phishing Message

“From: SHRAGER, DREW M <[email protected]>

Subject: WON

Powerball PowerPlay

Congratualations!!

You have won $750,000 USD on behalf of Powerball Email Lottery, Kindly send your Full Name and Phone Number for claims.

Yours Sincerely,

Mr. James L. Christensen”

OR

“You have won $750,000 USD on behalf of Powerball Email Lottery, Kindly send your Full Name and Phone Number for claims.

Yours Sincerely,

Abbigayle Rochester”

OR

“From: POWERBALL LOTTERY <[email protected]>

Subject: Re: WON

POWERBALL_PP

POWERBALL LOTTERY

office on 2146 Harry 

Place Kings Mountain

website:https://www.powerball.com/

Attention Beneficiary:

We the officials of the International Awareness Promotion Department of the Powerball Lottery wish to Congratulate you on your winnings. Powerball is an American lottery game offered by 44 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. It is coordinated by the Multi-State Lottery Association, a nonprofit organization formed by an agreement with US lotteries, You became a winner of this prize via internet randomized process balloted from major search engines world wide. You can now begin the final step of the claims process, which is the delivery/shipping of your winnings to you. Your winning prize has been verified and approved for payment by this Department. Your Profile (Form) has also been received and filed along with other winning documents for Record Purpose.

Due to your Location from the Powerball Lottery United promotion Board, your winning package has been sent to the GLOBAL COURIER SERVICE which is a logistic courier company, Below are Contents of Parcel to be received;

1. Winning Certificates From Powerball Lottery Promotion Board 

2. Winners Cheque For The Value Of $750,000.00

You are requested to contact registered affiliated delivery company Via Email with the contact information below for further instructions on how to deliver your prize to you.

GLOBAL COURIER SERVICE

Mr. Robert Bolster

General Dispatch Manager

Email: [email protected]

CONTACT COURIER FOR DELIVERY WITH YOUR FULL DETAILS;

Full Name: 

Contact Phone Number: 

Delivery Address: 

Reference Number: UM/4R-654-65735

You should keep your winnings confidential so as to avoid double claims. Have a nice day.

With Regards.

Mr. James L. Christensen

PowerBall Lottery

Head Of Operations”

NOTE: Above contact details may be impersonated.

Above are just a few examples. These kinds of scammers always change their way to scam people. They always try to trick people by sending email in the name of reputed companies so that they can easily make people fall into their trap. Most of these phishing messages always ask for your personal details. Do you know why? Well, let’s find out in detail below within “What is the Motive Behind Phishing Messages like Powerball PowerPlay” caption.

The main motive of these cybercriminals is to get your personal information as well as to steal your money by tricking you. They can make money by selling your personal information like email address, ID details, financial details and so on to the third parties and make money from that. That’s why they always ask you to send your personal details in those messages.

Never ever provide your credit card information to these kinds of scammers. Once cybercriminals find your credit card details, they will keep on charging your credit card randomly until your credit card run out of money. So, if you have already provided your credit card information mistakenly to any of these cybercriminals, we suggest you immediately contact your bank or credit card company and tell them to cancel your credit card and provide you the new one.

These kinds of messages have also some files attached to them or links to click there. Never ever download such files from such messages because those may contain some malware or virus which can harm your device or even can hack your device to get your personal information. Also, never click any link provided in such messages because when you click such links and visit some websites, then such websites also may contain some malware or viruses which can harm your device.

These cybercriminals will also try to steal the money from potential victims by asking them to send some money in order to pay some fees or tax to release the winning amount. However, if you send them your money, they will just vanish with your money. So, never ever send any money to them. Real lucky draw companies will never ask you to send any money in order to pay some fees or tax to get the winning amount. Instead, they will cut the necessary fees just from your winning amount and send you the remaining balance. So, all the lucky draw companies which ask you to pay money first to release the winning amount are scams.

Actually, you should not follow any instruction provided in such scam messages. Instead, you should just delete them.

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Good Luck!

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