Received email from freelotto saying "David xxxxx,
Your immediate response qualifies you to definitely receive a 61" Sony Big Screen TV or a Bank Cashier's Check for US$2,741.88 made payable to you or one of the valuable items as listed below."
This email definately came from FreeLotto (or they have been hacked) as there is the standard freelotto yellow box saying "Dear David xxxxxx
You are receiving this message because you joined FreeLotto on 02-02, from IP Address 203.109.252.18..."
The url provided resolves to:
https://www.multishipment.com/crown/v95/weborder.Asp? Sk=PLX8D1&oid=1017288& plus all my detail.
You can copy the above URL into your browser and see the clever bullshit this scammer produces. The original URL with my details had the form filled out with my details proving that they had full access to FreeLotto's member database.
I took the precaution of googling "multishipment.com and found Ripoff report.
I have tried to make human contact with FreeLotto previously without success.
Since I pay every month for autoentry and suposedly verification of winnings I do not expect FreeLotto to be promoting SCAMS.
I will save a copy of the promotional email and the SCAM URL page where they ask me in a secure page for my credit card details (including security code) and DOB etc.
If I was silly enough to pay money to collect a cash prize and give ALL my credit details to this scammer the likely result would be a maxed out credit card with offshore purchases that I could not recover.
They are probably delivering local prizes from stollen credit info.
It is wrightly called IDENTITY THEFT beware.
Davenz
Waikato 3xxx
New Zealand
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