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I received this message from Google and I want to know what it is about.
Google Rewards for Members
Congratulations to the visitors of Tunisia! Your generic phone has won number (1) of Google Gifts! Tuesday, November 21, November 30, 2016
Every day, we randomly choose 10 lucky visitors from the city of Tunisia once a day to win money, shopping vouchers from major websites, or many other gifts.
Gift you are guaranteed to win without a doubt about this, and this gift is provided to you by the company that sponsors because you are a privileged user of the generic phone in the Arab region.
It’s our way of thanking you for your continued support of our products and services.
Sign up now! 7 other generic users are receiving their prizes and there are only 3 prizes left.
0 minutes and 00 seconds to answer the questions before someone else takes your place. Good luck!
Question 1 of 4: Do you prefer iOS or Android?
iOS Android
Comments:
The nectar of roses
My gift arrived today. Thank you for the iPhone!!!
November 21, November 30 at 00:01
Ali Hussein
At first, I thought it was a joke, but actually the iPhone 6S arrived this morning and nothing is stopping me from signing up for them all, and that's what I did!
November 19 at 22:18
Ramadan Al Sharqawi
I'm not a good player, but I just chose PS4 and why not?
November 19 at 16:21
Hanan Maher
At first, I thought it was a teaser ad, but I am a $500 Cash Flow and received an email this #legit morning cannot stop me from signing up now to get all the gifts possible, yes, I already registered to get all the available gifts, Hahahaha
November 19 at 15:33
Jawda Saadeh
This test was very easy, I hope for the iPhone 6S too
November 19, November 28 at 09:02
Jamelah Jalal Mohsin
I saw this contest once and ignored it because I thought it was a scam. I revisited this ad and decided to try it when I was bored... In fact, I also got the Samsung S6! Really amazing!
November 19 at 02:34
Eslam Darwish
Thank you, I gave my iPhone 6s as a birthday gift, I guess it's me. God bless you
November 18, November 27 at 1:07
Single Single
I've never won anything before, but I would like to be as lucky as you!!
November 17 at 21:27
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Google Rewards for Members
Congratulations to the visitors of Tunisia! Your generic phone has won number (1) of Google Gifts! Tuesday, November 21, November 30, 2016
Every day, we randomly choose 10 lucky visitors from the city of Tunisia once a day to win money, shopping vouchers from major websites, or many other gifts.
Gift you are guaranteed to win without a doubt about this, and this gift is provided to you by the company that sponsors because you are a privileged user of the generic phone in the Arab region.
It’s our way of thanking you for your continued support of our products and services.
Sign up now! 7 other generic users are receiving their prizes and there are only 3 prizes left.
0 minutes and 00 seconds to answer the questions before someone else takes your place. Good luck!
Question 1 of 4: Do you prefer iOS or Android?
iOS Android
Comments:
The nectar of roses
My gift arrived today. Thank you for the iPhone!!!
November 21, November 30 at 00:01
Ali Hussein
At first, I thought it was a joke, but actually the iPhone 6S arrived this morning and nothing is stopping me from signing up for them all, and that's what I did!
November 19 at 22:18
Ramadan Al Sharqawi
I'm not a good player, but I just chose PS4 and why not?
November 19 at 16:21
Hanan Maher
At first, I thought it was a teaser ad, but I am a $500 Cash Flow and received an email this #legit morning cannot stop me from signing up now to get all the gifts possible, yes, I already registered to get all the available gifts, Hahahaha
November 19 at 15:33
Jawda Saadeh
This test was very easy, I hope for the iPhone 6S too
November 19, November 28 at 09:02
Jamelah Jalal Mohsin
I saw this contest once and ignored it because I thought it was a scam. I revisited this ad and decided to try it when I was bored... In fact, I also got the Samsung S6! Really amazing!
November 19 at 02:34
Eslam Darwish
Thank you, I gave my iPhone 6s as a birthday gift, I guess it's me. God bless you
November 18, November 27 at 1:07
Single Single
I've never won anything before, but I would like to be as lucky as you!!
November 17 at 21:27
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I just came across a page like this that opened by itself, and I saw messages similar to what you posted, so it's clearly a scam. The names just changed, but the phrases were the same
Like: My gift just arrived today. Thanks for the iPhone!!!
This test was very easy; I’m hoping a lot for the iPhone 6S too
and others (sorry for my writing; I tried to write well, but oh well)
Like: My gift just arrived today. Thanks for the iPhone!!!
This test was very easy; I’m hoping a lot for the iPhone 6S too
and others (sorry for my writing; I tried to write well, but oh well)
Hello!
I ended up on the same page! Unfortunately, since I’m a bit impaired, I got taken in by an Amazon survey! And now! GOOGLE! The one we trust so much!
I had paid for Amazon: an iPhone 8, and I was thrilled to be signed up for a Radio! They refunded me, but it’s unfair! They exploit Surprise! Joy and desire! And vulnerable people... Close the page immediately next time!
I ended up on the same page! Unfortunately, since I’m a bit impaired, I got taken in by an Amazon survey! And now! GOOGLE! The one we trust so much!
I had paid for Amazon: an iPhone 8, and I was thrilled to be signed up for a Radio! They refunded me, but it’s unfair! They exploit Surprise! Joy and desire! And vulnerable people... Close the page immediately next time!
Hi, in what context did you receive this message, on which site were you? In any case, know that it's a scam; Google never does that and if they ever organized a contest, it wouldn't happen like this at all. These scam messages are rampant on streaming sites, torrent sites, or other illegal sites.
No more explanations...
There isn't really anything else to say, it's just another pop-up designed to scam you out of your money and, in the process, install some malware on your PC to complete the job...
I advise you to equip yourself with a good ad blocker like Ublock. With this extension compatible with Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, you won't have to deal with this kind of pop-up or any intrusive advertisements. But remember, advertising is what keeps websites running, so don't abuse it.
One of the most well-known tips to check if something is official: look for spelling mistakes. If there are any, you can be sure that what you're reading is false or at least not certified. This pop-up essentially blocks your browser because it tries to prevent you from leaving the page; that's not normally allowed either. And when I see a pop-up that's half Arabic, half French, we can question its legitimacy...
Anyway, it's obvious. When you see messages that have the characteristics I've listed, they are almost always false. There’s nothing more to add.
There isn't really anything else to say, it's just another pop-up designed to scam you out of your money and, in the process, install some malware on your PC to complete the job...
I advise you to equip yourself with a good ad blocker like Ublock. With this extension compatible with Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, you won't have to deal with this kind of pop-up or any intrusive advertisements. But remember, advertising is what keeps websites running, so don't abuse it.
One of the most well-known tips to check if something is official: look for spelling mistakes. If there are any, you can be sure that what you're reading is false or at least not certified. This pop-up essentially blocks your browser because it tries to prevent you from leaving the page; that's not normally allowed either. And when I see a pop-up that's half Arabic, half French, we can question its legitimacy...
Anyway, it's obvious. When you see messages that have the characteristics I've listed, they are almost always false. There’s nothing more to add.
Yesterday, I got fooled because they made me believe that I won an iPhone X. I was asked to pay 2 euros by credit card. That comes from Google.
For me, there was a small window that opened at the bottom right corner of my PC. I ignored it, but on the 4th time I clicked, and I saw "You are one of the 10 lucky ones bla bla bla... but you have 1 minute and 30 seconds to answer the following 3 questions." There were comments like "I finally got my iPhone7 today, Samsung S6........" So I answered, but it wasn't the right answer, so I went back to correct it, but Google’s homepage appeared. Fortunately.
I thought I had been clear enough in my first message, but apparently not, the message you received is not from Google, it's a scam, plain and simple.
See THIS PAGE.
See THIS PAGE.
If you enter your credit card numbers, it's to activate a subscription to a gaming site gameblend.com for me and it's €35 per month afterwards, please read all the fine print!!!
At best, it's advertising, and in 99% of cases, a scam... so no, no chance except to be the pigeon who gives away their personal information and ends up having their bank account hacked!!!
But it's like in real life... you see someone on the street that you don't know, and they offer you a fantastic deal; you just have to give them your credit card for them to take your numbers...
Would you do that?
Well, online it's the same thing, except there are more scammers than on the street because in the WWW, there's Worldwide, QED!
It's like Facebook and other players in the digital technology space; it's like the ads that tell you you've won the first prize... that's not called luck, and they only play on your greed and materialism or your desire for such and such features to gently file you away like sheep to the slaughter... and when the axe falls, you can only blame yourself!
Sometimes we can be lucky?
In what way? By giving ourselves body and soul to unscrupulous crooks, it’s simply the lure of the gain you might get that manipulates people who still believe in luck... during a meeting with crooks or large commercial companies with ethics close to the STASI/Gestapo.
If you want to know rather than believe in luck by selling yourself body and soul to these people, you can check out this site:
https://www.laquadrature.net/
and of course articles like these for simple money scammers:
https://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/10049-arnaques-sur-sites-d-annonces-entre-particuliers
But it's like in real life... you see someone on the street that you don't know, and they offer you a fantastic deal; you just have to give them your credit card for them to take your numbers...
Would you do that?
Well, online it's the same thing, except there are more scammers than on the street because in the WWW, there's Worldwide, QED!
It's like Facebook and other players in the digital technology space; it's like the ads that tell you you've won the first prize... that's not called luck, and they only play on your greed and materialism or your desire for such and such features to gently file you away like sheep to the slaughter... and when the axe falls, you can only blame yourself!
Sometimes we can be lucky?
In what way? By giving ourselves body and soul to unscrupulous crooks, it’s simply the lure of the gain you might get that manipulates people who still believe in luck... during a meeting with crooks or large commercial companies with ethics close to the STASI/Gestapo.
If you want to know rather than believe in luck by selling yourself body and soul to these people, you can check out this site:
https://www.laquadrature.net/
and of course articles like these for simple money scammers:
https://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/10049-arnaques-sur-sites-d-annonces-entre-particuliers
September 21, 2018
Every Friday, we select 10 lucky visitors to receive a promotional gift from our sponsors. It’s our way of saying "Thank you" while being grateful for the users.
You have the chance to win a Samsung Galaxy S9, iPhone X, or iPad Air 2 for free by correctly answering 7 simple questions.
Note: 100 lucky visitors randomly selected have received this invitation and there are only a few prizes.
You have 0 minutes and 00 seconds to answer the following 3 questions before the prizes are given to another lucky visitor! Good luck!
(https://google-fr.neuegadgetgeschenke.stream/v102102-fr-A-new2/index.phpisp=Renater&lpkey=xxxx&uclick=521nwf16#)
-opening a website with firefox.... the page jumped at me with an overlay frame blocking the page being viewed.