Qtel Message

@ galloper48 exactly they will impersonate those people who will reply to them.

And, more importantly, u should know that u will not win if u did not join any raffle.

i received an advisory from Qtel about this and they are claiming that this is not from them. they are advising everyone to ignore such kind of messages.

Well, its not that I was going to give all my info; but in a post 9/11 world, we ought to be more careful that ever.

Thanks for the heads-up.

It is a lie..be careful, those are professional hackers who will soak as much money as possible and charge you somehow.

bawarqa...what will happen next??? now they have all your info and will push you to get some money from you in order to be able to send you the "Big Prize"

A scanned copy of passport or IDL (WTF); that way they have your details, and signature. They will impersonate you commit fraud/scam somewhere in the world and then you will be blamed for that.

Get it??...still interested in sending the info??

pranzer, in case one sends all required information..., what will happen next ?

that is a standard reply that almost all scammers send to curious recipients... everyday in our office e-mail i get like hundreds of those e-mails...

hundreds of fraud sms and emails are sent everyday mostly from Africa and eastern europe to all over the world (mostly arab world). just forget it. they need some info to get access to your bank account, or they will simply ask you to pay 25$ or less as transfer fees before the transfer takes place.

JUST IGNORE ALL THESE MESSAGES.

Yalla!

Attention:

In line with the commemorating event marking our 87th anniversary we

rolled out over £36,000.000.00 (Thirty Six Million Great Britain Pounds)

for our Anniversary Draws. All participants were selected through a

computer ballot system drawn form 25,000 company mobile numbers, and

30,000,000 individual mobile numbers from the 45 mobile networks from

Australia, New Zealand, North America, South America, Europe, Asia and

Africa as part of International Promotions Program, which is conducted

annually in Britain, London.

This promo is approved by the British Gaming Board and also licensed by

the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR). This promo

is the 1st of its kind and we intend to sensitize the public, also giving

huge prizes to luckly selected winners for financial and moral support as a

form of promoting the good name of our noble mobile incorporated, the Motorola,

United Kingdom.

To begin the claims process of your prize, you are

required to fill and submit the below claims worksheet via email

attachement or fax.

CLAIMS REQUIREMENT

All fields are required

1. FULL NAMES:

2. DATE OF BIRTH:

3. GENDER:

4. OCCUPATION:

5. PAYMENT NO:

6. ANNUAL INCOME:

7. PHYSICAL ADDRESS:

8. COUNTRY:

9. WINNING MOBILE NUMBER:

10. ALTERNATE MOBILE/PHONE NUMBER:

11. NETWORK NAME:

12. AMOUNT WON:

13. EMAIL ADDRESS(S):

NOTE: You are to send a scan copy of your International Passport or Driver's lisence along with this form.

I wish to on behalf of all members and staff of MOTOROLA congratulate you

on your win and wish you the best of luck as you spend your good

fortune.

Thank you for being part of our commemorative 87th Anniversary Draws Award.

Yours faithfully,

Mrs. Ciara FOx.

ANNOUNCER..

its a scam.

DON'T LET FANTASY ROB YOU OF YOUR REAL LIFE BEAUTY

Hmm I'll try email them.. and will post it in here!

try contacting them to see whats in store. If its possible ask them to send a part of the money just to verify........

oh. yeah. sorry. NOT FROM QTEL. (clarification)

i didnt see it clearly, as i told you guys.. anyway, just got confused maybe.

still a bit sleepy, with the weather and all. haha.

-=The desire to do what you shouldn'T is the very desire that defines Humanity=-

why the name of Qtel is brought up, nowhere in the message it says Qtel or Qtel award etc...its a very common scam message received everywhere in the world not just Qatar...

recieve a message that

You won a date with miss world. kindly contact blah blah blah to get your blah blah blah with her :P

its 100% a scam

Warn others too

we get lots of messages like this not only on mobile, but also in e-mails... don't take the bait, just ignore...

Not from Qtel...purely scam

That's not Qtel, just delete it ... I have received messages like that before,just a scam

I thought motorola owned motorola.com and didn't need a hotmail address... LOL

It's always a scam when somebody offers you money.

i wonder why the title of the post is Qtel message!!!

definitely not from QTEL

sent by a number: +22996668543 and same message i received with plushed

is it from QTEL??!!!!!

obviously a scam..

So beware... just delete this message and don't reply to it!