I received an email from Andrew Young that I won $6.5 million. After this I replied and he said he needed $3,560 for the processing fees and the winning prize will be transferred with 48 hrs. Then I sent my payment for $3,560.00 via Western Union to David Knox with address at 7222 Bellerive 2705, Houston TX 77038.
Mr. Young said that he received my payment and the Vice President of Cash Change United Kingdom Uk Mr. Simon Davis will contact me for the tansfer of money. Mr. Davis contacted me and said he was applying for the transfer fees at European Central Bank and said that I will open an account online with First Allied Bond Bank. Mr. Rodney Fretcher an account officer of FABB sent me an email that I don't have to pay a deposit of $10,000.00 because I have already money of 6.5 million gbp. I thought I was really a winner because I have an account number and password and when you login you can view your statement of account showing 6.5 million gbp but the problem you can't withdraw it because you need a transfer number which the very important in this transaction.
Afer that I received a document from ECB that I have to pay almost 15,000 gbp as transfer fees.In that document it was copy furnish to Cash Change and First Allied and it said that I have to contact only Mr.Young if I want clarification. I did not inform Mr. Young instead I contacted ECB and ECB said I was a victim of fraud scheme. I send the email to Mr. David that ECB sent me and after that our communication died. Then I called Mr. Fretcher of FABB not informing him that I reported the document to ECB he said that he needs the transfer fees as required by ECB so he can transfer my winning prize. The 48 hours promised to transfer the money never happened.
I was able to contact the winner, in their website: www.ukluckystrikelottery.com, Mr. Greg De Baisio who is from Africa and he said he spent $80,000.00 to transfer the winning prize which he borrowed from his brother in the US. I asked him if I could borrow money from him and he said he has no money anymore. He just won only March of 2004 and no money.I don't believe it. He said I will talk to Mr. Young and just pay half of the required fee. I could not contact the two winners. I called their phone but it was not working and send an email but no reply. I think these are fake winners. Even Mr. Greg is a fake winner. The website of Lucky Strike is fake too.
At this time the middleman is Mr. Young who said he will help me out for the winning prize if I will send the 10,000 gbp and he will spend 5,000 gbp which he said his housing allowance so he can transfer the money. I never send any money at all after I spoke witn the ECB.
My lesson in this lottery winning by email is a pure scam. PLEASE DON'T SEND ANY MONEY. NEVER, NEVER SEND ANY MONEY. PERIOD.
I don't know if we can sue this Lucky Strike as class action law suit because of breach of contract. What is your opinion about this.
Please let me know.
The victim
Ted
plano, Texas
U.S.A.
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