Lottery Winning intimations. How you people take up the matter?

E-mail based scam has been around the cyber space since the inception of email based communication itself. You can never stop this scams from reaching you. But you can help yourself not to fall prey by following this simple rule of thumb "You could never win a lottery you didn't buy". Easy, no? So, if you find a mail in your mailbox claiming you win a lottery. Sit back and do some memory jog. 1)Have you ever bought lottery online?, 2)Did you buy it from this particular company? If the answer to any one of the above question is NO, rest assured that it is a scam. So, be a smart person, delete the mail and carry on with your life.

I have got more than a few of these. I don't buy lottery except here in the United States. So all I do is delete it. Be extra special careful if they are asking for money so you can claim your prize. Generally they will say it is the taxes on the prize. Or a definite no no is if they ask you information like your social security, bank information--you know so they can send your winnings there. Remember there are a lot of scams going on. They will say anything to get your money away from you.

It's spam and a scam. I delete the message because I know it's fake. That's all you have to do. Delete it. Done. Gone. What's the big deal??