Is there a real 2010 World Cup lotto through email for high bucks winning? I

[Lisa B]

have major messages about this!? I am receiving about 5 plus messages a day stating I have won $500,000 US dollars or more in a promotion through me reviewing certain sites online and the promotion has assigned me a lotto number that is a winner. I am also receiving "private" requests from family members of "deceased" relatives who has money in foreign banks and wants to have a US bank used for deposit and I will be able to receive a large sum for agreeing to their terms. Can all this be "fact" and NOT scam. I DO NOT want to agree to these terms if my bank account can be used to "debit" and not "credit" my account. Thanks!!!!

[The Mr. Pine]

Nyet. Spam it.

[GNRaj]

these are fraud mails intended to dupe you
don't believe it
these are SCAM and SPAM

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[lucee]

You are receiving this crap because you are opening spam email. If you'd just click on the Spam button WITHOUT opening this, you'd cut down on the amount of junk you receive. And if you are getting this out of your bulk box, why? The bulk mailbox was given us by Yahoo for the specific purpose of keeping this trash out of our inboxes. Yet people persist in opening and reading trash, then wonder why they get more.

And to answer your question, NO, there is no such thing as the 2010 World Cup Lotto. Yahoo does not give away money. Microsoft does not give away money. Windows does not give away money. AOL sure doesn't give away money. There IS NO FREE MONEY!