EuroMillions Win Notice

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Andra -  
Xileh Posted messages 19446 Registration date   Status Modérateur Last intervention   -
Hello,

Here is the email I received, which I am sharing by copy-paste.
I believe it so much that I have followed all the procedures requested, such as the duly filled recognition form, and I have sent back the copy along with the copy of the Administrative and Legal procedure. For now, I have only communicated my identity, with my address and phone number, not yet any request for a bank account or the address of my banking institution. In any case, their thing seems so credible, and I received it in my inbox and not in the spam folder.
Am I being too naive?
Thank you for your response.

Andréa

Tr: RE: CONGRATULATIONS (THIS IS NOT SPAM NOR A VIRUS)
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Tue. 20/03, 02:27
NOTICE OF WINNING EURO MILLIONS.pdf
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Dear Winner,

We are sending you this letter to inform you that you have just won a sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Euros following a lottery draw of your email address. Please, contact the Bailiff, MASTER ALAIN CHRISTIAN now for the procedure to follow to withdraw your winnings.

Send an Email: ***@***

Please take note of the attached file. We ask you to keep this confidential.

Receive all the congratulations from the Euro Millions group & the English of Games.

Sincerely,
Ms. Christelle Fougereux
Director of Operations

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Xileh Posted messages 19446 Registration date   Status Modérateur Last intervention   6 568
 
Hello

Obviously a scam...

But, above all, if you have sent copies of identification documents... File a report with the police to establish a record... as your identity is very likely to be stolen and you may find yourself accused of various nonsense done in your name...

See you later

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Mima68
 
Thank you very much for this valuable information. Fortunately, I haven't sent any documents or copies of my ID, but I did fill out a form with my name, surname, address, and phone number. Am I at risk because of that?
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Xileh Posted messages 19446 Registration date   Status Modérateur Last intervention   6 568 > Mima68
 
No, as long as these elements could be found in a phone directory... These are copies of official documents that are used....

And as long as you haven't given any banking information... they won't be able to exploit the elements.
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