I received a letter in my house mailbox. My name and address was correct. I did not authorise anyone to gamble on my behalf and am upset with the fact that I am being traced and my privacy is invaded. Many cases suggests that these kind of INternational lottery letters are fakes. The letter itself looked not professional (like it came out from a dot matrix printer) and the graphics was terrible.
Attached with the letter was a form that I was meant to fill my bank details with and return via fax. I think this is dodgy. A regular lottery company would ask us to contact them first to verify the existance of the winner. This is the second letter I have received in one year. What are the chances of winning that many times? I have not responded to any of them.
Raj
Adelaide
Australia
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