Invisible win

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The latest get-rich scheme is a real cracker. I received an official-looking letter through my email that I was one of the lucky winner in Freelotto amounting to US$10,000.00. The photographs of the previous winners were also shown together with signed acknowledgment of receipt of their purported windfall. My name was on the list too awaiting claim. Out of curiosity I replied to their notification letter to find out how it is possible to get the money supposed to have been won by me. There was a quick reply and they requested me to fill out a form of which they asked for my credit card details for paying the winning tickets and for future gambling. It was weird since I have not even bought any ticket from freelotto and these conmen are telling me that I have won. I wasn't tempted to give my credit card details or gamble in an unknown source in the internet. Imagine if I have given them my card details they would have swindled me in broad daylight. The best advice on receiving such letters especially from freelotto is to ignore them. Don't reply because once you do, these hucksters will rarely get off your back. And your money? You may as well kiss it goodbye. They are still sending me emails and they don't seems to understand no for an answer. What should you do if they keep bugging your emails with their letters, I have tried to remove them from my email address but they disappear for a while and come back again.